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The Best Introductory Language
vivy:
i am going to get this C++ language sooner or later but if you say this would be a hard way to directly jump on C++, also you should show alternative paths for leading to C++.
Can you give an object - oriented programming language which will be suitable in general meaning for a beginner?
mouser:
C# is a good choice if you are on windows.
but don't get me wrong, if you can get excited about learning c++ then go for it. my advice to all new programmers is simply to find something that motivates you, usually a particular book or something. whatever language you choose will be fine as long as you can stay motivated enough to keep programming and practicing.
ps. whatever language you choose, check out our Programming School section to help motivate you with some challenges: https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?board=77.0
mrainey:
Can you give an object - oriented programming language which will be suitable in general meaning for a beginner?
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Check out Aurora.
http://www.ionicwind.com
vivy:
Can i adapt C++ into web as a scripting language like PHP? I thought there should be C++.net!
Afaik C# is derived from C++, so it would be easy to jump on C++ after C# right?
ps. whatever language you choose, check out our Programming School section to help motivate you with some challenges: http://www.donationcoder....s/bb/index.php?board=77.0
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I have alrready posted something on there. :) And i think you prepared a good source for beginners also advanved programmers. Thank you!
Check out Aurora.
http://www.ionicwind.com
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would it be a good start? I dont know anything about it. It should be better to make some search but i think i will stick with C++ or C# :)
mrainey:
would it be a good start? I dont know anything about it.
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It could be. Aurora is a language that can be programmed using procedural or object-oriented techniques, that's up to you. The syntax isn't too different from C/C++. The developer and a number of other smart folks are available on the forum to help with your questions. It's relatively easy to learn and is capable of creating standalone executables that run without problems in all flavors of Windows, 95 through Vista.
Anyway, you can download the demo, look over the User Guide, check out the forum, and decide for yourself. Or not. :)
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