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Edited by Gonzalo Brian:
5/22/2015 11:16:56 PM
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Programmers Unite!
Hi I just got into programming and was wondering, who else here is a programmer who just started or has years of experience and would like to pass down some knowledge also I'd like to get an interview if I could about the gaming industry as a programmer and well to start off...
I'm Brian I have 6 months learning programming and taking programming classes such as basic binary codes and Adobe flash pro, I feel I have learned very little but was wondering if I could be able to download a software that can help me improve.
Also feel free to add me in any platform
My user name is urdudesk8
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4 RepliesStackoverflow.com is a godsend.... That is my advice to you lol Also, I'm a programmer. Got interested after seeing the Insomniac Museum in a Ratchet and Clank game. I've been working as a software/applications developer happily for almost two years now. It's fun stuff! You just have to think [i]very[/i] logically at times... Though, you need to know to look for your own mental screw ups too. On a side note, I can easily say that the amount of back seat coders on this site is infuriating.
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I'm currently doing my second internship as a Software Engineer this summer (between my junior and senior years of college). I've been programming for about 4 years. My best languages are C# and Java. I also am pretty comfortable with: C, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, Racket, and Bash. [spoiler]I'm well aware not all those are "Programming" Languages.[/spoiler] I have a fair amount of experience in Web application development with the MEAN stack, and I am currently learning ASP.NET with Web Forms and MVC. My advice, learn some C-based language early on. They are used in a lot of places, and the concepts they teach are useful in so many more. Also, learn about some fundamental Systems concepts like clients/servers and networks.
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I know enough Java to make a terribly optimized program if the need arises, but I'm certainly no expert. Somewhat comfortable with HTML and CSS as well. [spoiler]inb4 veteran programmers hate on me for calling HTML a programming language. [/spoiler]
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1 ReplyC++ and Java currently working on getting a certification from fanuc
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I've been programming for 2 years now. I'm getting my degree at Colorado State University so I'm half way done. I'm done learning the basics using Java, C, C++, Python, and L-C3 so now I have to learn about hard stuff like big data and operating systems. It's tough but it's fun and rewarding.
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[url=http://www.w3schools.com/]W3Schools[/url] is amazing for learning new languages. I used it when I was learning SQL for my database class.
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2 RepliesEdited by killerviruz154: 5/22/2015 9:28:03 PM[spoiler]plz halp[/spoiler]
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I want to be but i don't know where to start
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1 ReplyI'm pretty new to programming. Started off with HTML and CSS. I'm learning Java right now. Don't have a lot of time to learn it because of school. This summer though...
