Originally posted by gab00n Start a Lisp club or something, that would be better.
The only reason I see to ever use LISP is for certain AI programs. Otherwise I perfer not to code completly recursivly and having one million (((((((((((((()))))))))))))))))))).
a while ago in my Physics class, there was a student teacher who is a programmer. he recommended me to start out on C++
when I get time, I'm gonna go through gab00n's tutorial
i don't know about tutorials,i myself began to learn Turbo pascal @ my university(yeah they used to teach it back then),I got this professional turbo pascal book,and i can tell u that once u know for good a programming language ,all other languages will be similar in many aspects.
so if ur starting to learn c or any language as ur first languae ,i think that studying it and learning it from a book along tutorials will be very helpful and will make it easier to learn any other languages in the future
at work, a application we run can implement vbscript code.
ive been using www.devguru.com as a reference. I've since started writing some vbscripts for admin tasks. More recently, ive converted those scripts over to ASP pages for easier management. www.aspfree.com forums have been a big help. as well as www.asp101.com
VB is currently the only langauge I know right now next term I start Java and C++. I use Visual Studio .NET 2003 and will be using 2005 when it is released.
What is the code for a click event procedure that opens your web browser to a certain url when you click on a menu item?