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November 20th, 2003, 02:12 AM
#15
Junior Member
Go Java or C++
Hi,
First decide if you want to learn compiled languages over interpreted. I like Java because it is robust, it is type safe, doesn't have pointers and because of that, you can't address memory locations and screw things around / poke around where you should not be poking around.
Java can be fun to learn and it has automatic memory collection. You can do a lot of web development with it and you do not need to know about the Common Gateway Interface to do it.
You can probably program C++ because it is used everywhere and the editors that are available for it are very GUI oriented, you can probably get to do a lot of code that can be run on any platform, if you find the right compiler for it.
C++ is my favorite because the code just plain makes sense to me so there you have it, or if you want to be more up to date, use C# which is like C++ and Java mixed together and has all the new tools created by Microsoft.
These tools start with the .NET SDKs but it goes further than that, I am talking about the IDE code editors, like Visual Studio 2010 and the Expression line of graphical editors. enjoy Programming.
Last edited by epolgar; February 6th, 2011 at 11:31 PM.
Reason: the comment you left me it is pretty straight forward.
Imagination is greater than intelligence when referring to intricate things, the reason why is that if you can\'t imagine how something works, how do you expect to understand it and therefore to know anything about it.
Imagination, Precious
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