*Dies*http://www.kotaku.com/assets/resources/2006/08/zelda12.jpg (http://www.kotaku.com/assets/resources/2006/08/zelda12.jpg)
Yep, first time I see this.
*Dies*http://www.kotaku.com/assets/resources/2006/08/zelda12.jpg (http://www.kotaku.com/assets/resources/2006/08/zelda12.jpg)
Erm... Ya know, after reading this, I... Hm...
Yep, I'm still just as scared of you as before.
No worries, everyone is in the beginning :DSo you're gonna do something that will make me NOT fear you then?
Oh, well I already knew Mr_Dark was cool. D:
The whole scary thing was actually a factor in that.
"42. How much do you weigh? around 75kg (yes my BMI is good)"
wow a Skinny nerd. Good luck finding someone like that in the U.S. =P
What did you do as a child that made you want to become a programmer or helped you? (or teenage)
What did you do as a child that made you want to become a programmer or helped you? (or teenage)
As a "kid" I started making simple websites with PHP using pre-made scripts I found on the PHP communities. After I wanted to change something in these scripts so I started to "hack" them, just remove/alter something and check-out what happened. This helped me understand how scripts worked. When I was familiar with that I started re-writing pre-made scripts or wrote my own simple scripts.
After a few years of scripting PHP I wanted a new challenge, writing a desktop application. That's when I started to experiment with real programming languages like C#, Delphi, Java and VB. I just looked up some tutorials on the internet and started to program (trail&error). Due to the basic knowledge I gathered while scripting PHP, I had no real problem picking up the new syntax.
I mainly used C# for my applications, but sometimes I just wanted more control on how memory and objects are used. That's when I tried C++ and a few months after that I was writing the PU server :)
For people who want to learn desktop programming I recommend C# (.NET) and/or Java. These languages are fairly easy to read/understand and have a large library behind them with lots of pre-made functions. Also buy a good book this helps a lot.
Sorry about asking A Lot of questions, but I'm a very inquisitve personQuote
There are few things Mr_Dark likes talking about more ;)
lulz
Do you still have one? That thing is ancient :o(http://www.kotaku.com/assets/resources/2006/08/zelda12.jpg)
You know what else is ancient?True that, True that. :o
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