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Where should I begin with programming languages?

Question : Where should I begin with programming languages?
I have no previous programming experience but I took a HTML class and learn stuff about source codes and basics of HTML. I would like to start my own entertainment company and my investor says i need to understand the basics of programming at least 4 languages so I can be able to better communicate with my and other development teams. I am considering taking my first course called “intro to Software engineer (java)” in community college. I want a company that develops anything from mobile to desktop and broadcasting applications and software development tools while creating devices and computers. What language should I start with and what languages should I really focus on if I look to become the next bill gates and steve jobs when it comes to knowledge?
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Answer by Karim V
Start with Java. It is the easiest high-level programming language to learn and you can use it to program everything from mobile phones, to desktops, to servers. It will teach you the basics of object-oriented programming while protecting you from complicated programming ideas like pointers and memory management.

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#1 written by website design company 1 year ago

Hi,

You can learn from here
http://www.w3schools.com/

to be a bill gates and steve jobs .. you have to learn marketing techniques too .. they are good in sale as well.

Thanks
Team Muktistudios.com

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#2 written by tbshmkr 1 year ago

Start with C++ or Java.
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If you want to me to be specific, start with C++, you’ll love it for the rest of your life.. It’ll be easier for you to learn (almost) any other language (like: C#, PHP, ASP, etc).
– http://kaisar-haque.blogspot.com/2007/11/how-to-become-good-programmer.html
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#3 written by Retarted.Monkey 1 year ago

Don’t listen to the other guy you don’t need dreamweaver. And honestly, its for pussies. You can use a freeware program called NotePad++ which lets you edit and code css, php, html, xhtml, mySQL, and lots of other internet and programing languages for free.

You should learn all the internet languages in pairs because you will see they work good together:
HTML and CSS are the easiest
Then PHP and mySQL
Then Ajax and jQuery Tutorial

and the rest is up to you what you want to learn.

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#4 written by samsyn 1 year ago

you could do worse than start with java, possibly using the Eclipse IDE and the Android SDK to code little programs that run on android cell phones.

You don’t have to actually have an android phone (there is an emulator).

http://developer.android.com would get you started.

Of course, that doesn’t teach you the java language, just gives you a nice sandbox within which to play with it, plus cell phones are a logical product development arena for you, so it’s a win-win.

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#5 written by Jim 1 year ago

Well for me (I am a web programmer) these are the steps and books that I highly recommend:
WHAT YOU NEED:
adobe dreamweaver cs4 or cs5
Step 1: Learn HTML ( http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Dreamweaver-CS4-Step-Training/dp/1934624063/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1280293941&sr=8-1 )

Step 2: Learn CSS ( http://www.amazon.com/Adobe-Dreamweaver-Advanced-Step-Training/dp/1934624357/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1280294029&sr=8-1 )
**This is where it starts to get difficult**
Step 3: Learn Javascript ( go to http://nobledesktop.com find interactive dreamweaver book)

Step 4: Learn PHP, MySQL, Advanced Javascript

Step 5: Learn Java

Step 6: Learn C++

btw: I got bored lookin up links for these books contact me if you want further instruction
after that you can do ANYTHING you want….seriously…you can go into original computer programming like physical operations (building hard drives) but that is defenitely not necessary…If you want to further discuss with me i am available on Gmail Chat Service…. I hope I helped

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#6 written by BobberKnob 1 year ago

Start with Java, C#, or PHP. Once you learn one well, all the other managed languages will be very easy to learn.

If you want to create software development tools, you’d probably be better off studying C++ or Python.
C++, in particular, is very similar to the other languages except for that it can be used in an unmanaged way, where you have less of a safety net, but more control over memory and hardware.

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#7 written by Samules 1 year ago

you should start form basic language that is c then c++.

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#8 written by Drifty 1 year ago

C or C++ programming, or Java

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#9 written by Sam Arnold 1 year ago

There are various computer languages which are very necessary to become proficient programmer and achieve a good understanding about the subject. Apart from it all the languages are linked with each other. If you understand one language and carry a good grasp, then it will become very easy to understand and learn another one. The various languages are C, C++, JAVA, VB, COM, DCOM, C#, VC++, HTML, DHTML, .NET, Oracle, SQL, etc. Initially you can start with C and HTML simultaneously.

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