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 Background So you've been given a task for a computer to perform,
and asked to write a program to do it. Where do you start
[hopefully by looking to see if someone else has already
written a program that does the job!]? Are you best to
learn from an e-learning program, from a book, from your
colleagues, or perhaps at nightschool or on a training
course such as ours? What language should you learn,
and how long should you allow? How will you mark your
progress and how will you be motivated?Related technical and longer articles Why so many different courses?Tips and short articles on this subject Programming Standards from the start!I almost put the bins out this morning Learning to program in ... Learn a new programming language this summer. Can you learn to program in 4 days? New to programming? It is natural (but needless) for you to be nervous Tracking difficult bugs, the programmer / customer relationship Learning to program in PHP, Python, Java or Lua ... I have not programmed before, and need to learn Learning to program as a part of your job Best source to learn Java (or Perl or PHP or Python) Learning and understanding scripting programming techniques The next generation of programmer Well House Consultants
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Learning to Progam
Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module Q100. This topic is presented on public courses Learning to program in PHP, Learning to program in Python, Learning to Program in Java, Learning to program in Lua, Learning to program in Ruby, Learning to program in Tcl, Learning to Program in C, Learning to program in C++
So you've been given a task for a computer to perform, and asked to write a program to do it. Where do you start [hopefully by looking to see if someone else has already written a program that does the job!]? Are you best to learn from an e-learning program, from a book, from your colleagues, or perhaps at nightschool or on a training course such as ours? What language should you learn, and how long should you allow? How will you mark your progress and how will you be motivated? This topic is presented on public courses Learning to program in PHP, Learning to program in Python, Learning to Program in Java, Learning to program in Lua, Learning to program in Ruby, Learning to program in Tcl, Learning to Program in C, Learning to program in C++ Examples from our training material
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What is programing?
Why are there so many langauges? Which language for what purpose? How to plan your progamming project. Making best use of existing resources. Complete learning
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