What should I do?

g4m3rof1337

g4m3rof1337

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I have a lot of free time, and will continue to have a lot of free time.
I was thinking about getting into programming.
My friend wants me to build programs and run it by Jagex and have them hire me.

But I told him that probably wont happen.


Anyways, what are some good languages to learn. Or another computer related task.



Thanks
 
BASIC, hexadecimal, Java, ASP.NET, C, D, E and so forth. There are a myriad of languages for you to learn. Some are easier than others are some are just plain hard, such as hexadecimal.
 
How about doing something with your time other then computers and video games?


Wait... I forgot, this is a computer forum :P
 
dragon2309 said:
Sports comes nowhere near the top....
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yea, that is a very relative statement. Though im not intensely involved in them, I follow my university athletics and a few pros very closely. But its not really something you can just do. I think you have to already be interested in it for it to be time consuming and pleasant.
 
I would start with C++ or Java if I were you. Most of the programming languages are very similar, it's just a matter of syntax.

AFAIK Hexadecimal is a number system, not a programming language. :) Are you talking about Assembler code?
 
Hexadecimal is a form of programming, my dad back in the eighties when he was doing his electrical engineering degree made a whole OS out of hexadecimal.
 
Nah, I'm pretty sure Hex is just a base 16 number system. Some languages, like Assembly, use hex to refer to memory addresses and whatnot. I took an Assembler class in college, aka Machine Language.
 
Well you can use hexadecimal as a low-level language for logic chips. Generally CPU's use x86 assembly unless they're an IBM or SPARC.
 
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