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Programing - demortifier - 01-06-2006
i wans wondering if anybody had some time here if they could add me on msn messenger mailto:mr.soccer_24@hotmail.com and they could teach me programming basics and stuff i am only 13but i am willing to learn anytime plz if anyone has spare time if u could do this
- William - 01-06-2006
http://www.vbtutor.net/vbtutor.html
- Misunderstood - 01-06-2006
Mostpeople won't be willing to that. However....
Try learning yourself, buy a book or look on the internet. If there is something specific you want to do, try it yourself, then research it, if neither of those work, ask here. People will be happy to help you if they see that you aren't just using them and actually want to help.
- Dark Echo - 03-06-2006
A really good way to learn is like what Mis said and to try it yourself. Start with some really basic things, like making a simple program that calculates a simple problem when there is some input. Just small things you really get you moving and understand the basics and how the syntax works.
When you understand the basics, of controlling the flow of data, manipulating input and output you can beging making basic additions to mirage. A lot of people here wont have enough time ot teach you over msn, but are more than willing to help out on the forums, as the problem of time is eliminated.
I wouldnt mind helping you go over stuff over the forums if you like.. Just PM me and i'll help you along. Not sure how much help i can give you though.. Lol.. Im not that good at doing some of the more advance things on mirage.. :oops: But yeah, i can help you with the basics.. :wink:
- grimsk8ter11 - 03-06-2006
Open up MS and jsut start reading code and logically thinking it out, as you do that youll start to pick up basic code structures and how things work, it actually came easier for me to do it that way. Maybe itll help you.
- Dark Echo - 07-06-2006
Learning from MS will teach you programming, but it is more than likely that the person will probably learn bad habits.. Something Verrigan was kind enough to point out..
- grimsk8ter11 - 07-06-2006
Dave Wrote:it really is programmed clean and nice.
stabs dave 100 times over for thinking that.