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dEEznutz Grandmaster Cheater
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Hey, I'm a noob when it comes into programming and always found it difficult. However, I'm going to give it a shot again, and im asking you guys whats a good language to start off with? I have probably no knowledge at all about this except a little bit oh HTML . Please provide a link where to download the language too thanks
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If you are willing to take on the challenge, go straight into C/C++ it will take you the furthest.
If you are looking for something more moderately easy you could try C#, VB.NET or Delphi. VB6 is outdated and wont take you anywhere anymore as it's no longer supported. It still works on most, if not all machines with the proper run-times installed, but Microsoft has deemed it dead.
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Hey cool I was gonna ask the same question.
What's the level/difficulty gap between c/c++ then the others that you stated Wiccaan?
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C# and VB.NET both use the .NET framework. Since the .NET framework came out, those two languages have become nothing more then scripting languages in my opinion. They are very easy to begin learning and continue to follow through to more advanced things.
C/C++ on the other hand things are not done for you like they are with the .NET framework. You simply have the API and some custom made functions from the CRT. Other then that, you are on you own to create everything. It is pretty easy to learn though if you wish to give the time and read.
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