Programming

[vinnie107]

hi there, ive recently begun learning C++ and ive been getting on quite well.
I can create basic math programmes such as find the adverage and displaying text.

What should i be learning next?

Also what other languages are there that i should learn? At the moment i only know HTML (real good) CSS(ok) and basic C++.

 

[Aastii]

I have never tried programming at all so cannot help that much with what to do next, however a simple google search of "c++ guide" came up with:

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

How good this is, i don't know but it may be of atleast a little help

 

[Shady]

continue learning c++, and try to learn the concepts of object-oriented programming... you can learn that using any oo language but since you're already familiar with c++ syntax you can continue using it.

there is a very good book called "Thinking in C++" http://mindview.net/Books/books.html#ThinkingInCPlusPlus

 

[El DJ]

Definitely get a book and continue studying C++.
Another good language I highly recommend is Python.

 

[Apathetic]

Is it better to learn with books and internet resources or do classes at school work as well?

 

[El DJ]

Is it better to learn with books and internet resources or do classes at school work as well?

Books and internet guides is fine unless you want to get a job as a programmer. Then the degree really helps.

 

[Intel_man]

I would of never gotten Javascript in my head without the help of the teacher that taught Programming at school.

 

[vinnie107]

Thanks for the feedback

Should i learn C as well though?

 

[El DJ]

C is a very good language to start off with, as C++ is based on it, and Java is loosely based on it. If you learn C, you can learn pretty much any language.