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C# * btw .
The Unintelligible wrote:Yes, what are you wanting specifically? Requests?
anything that will make me progress.
Lol ok.
In no particular order:
Read SICP (The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs).
Read Code Craft.
Write up occasional tutorials on Python or any language of your selection. Write a bunch of programs - early and often. Take a couple CS courses. Learn C. Learn Assembly language.
In no particular order:
Read SICP (The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs).
Read Code Craft.
Write up occasional tutorials on Python or any language of your selection. Write a bunch of programs - early and often. Take a couple CS courses. Learn C. Learn Assembly language.
The Unintelligible wrote:Lol ok.
In no particular order:
Read SICP (The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs).
Read Code Craft.
Write up occasional tutorials on Python or any language of your selection. Write a bunch of programs - early and often. Take a couple CS courses. Learn C. Learn Assembly language.
Thanks Lan, i'll start this when i get home, also have this challenge site that Arti Gave me xDD
I don't recommend reading SICP until further down along the road when you've got a fair grasp of programming in general since it teaches Scheme (which is a LISP dialect) and that tends to be a little rough on rudimentary programmers.
If you want to do it more conventionally, read Code Craft daily. Write programs as frequently as you can. Try enrolling yourself into some Computer Science courses. Learn C. Complete SICP. Learn Assembly language.
In that order.
If you want to do it more conventionally, read Code Craft daily. Write programs as frequently as you can. Try enrolling yourself into some Computer Science courses. Learn C. Complete SICP. Learn Assembly language.
In that order.
Cool, and what is that SICP & LICP ?