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Purple Muffin

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Are you ready to start coding?
Are you ready to start coding, do you have what it takes to be a coder? Well after this post you should know!

Physical Requirements/Mental Requirements

You Must be able to concentrate! If this is hard for you coding will not be a walk in the park (it isn't anyway, but you know what i mean) you will struggle. Coding will require you to sit at the computer for hours (if you are dedicated enough) reading, typing, editing, clicking, and cursing. (the last one is optional) You will read tutorials, with lots of big words so be prepared to think, IT WILL NOT BE LIKE LEARNING YOUR ABCs IT WILL TAKE TIME!

You must like to learn! There isn't a programmer out there that know everything about programming it is just impossible! You will always learn new code, new syntax, new string format, and well learn how to program/code for new devices.

Computer Requirements

Any operating system will do, EXCEPT for the following two languages (That I know of) iPhone SDK (Software Development Kit) as you will need a mac to download it from apple, and visual basic as it uses a software only on windows (I don't use so may be incorrect). For most other languages Python, C++, C♯ (Pronounced C-Sharp not C-Number), perl, Java, Flash, pHp, HTML, MySQL can be used on Apple/Mac, Windows, and just about all versions of linux.

A developers notepad will help through your career as it can be set to specific language syntax, so it will help you. I recommend Programmers Notepad.

You will need the SDK for the language you choose, if it is not a web developing language. (sort of excluding MySQL as it is special, but you can look that up your self)
here is what i can find
http://www.python.org/
http://www.microsoft.com/net/ (used for some c and all VB code)
http://www.microsoft.com/express/ (great tool for windows users coding in c++, c-)
http://www.perl.org/
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html
http://www.adobe.com/ (for flash)
the rest is web code, so no SDK or anything is needed, all you need is a webbrowser.

THANKS FOR READING!

Checklist:
[] Computer
[] SDK
[] Notepad of some sort (not rich text!)
[] Books or Tutorials for help
[] Say thank you if i help in any way possible
 

Hidden Dragon

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Looks nice. I already know what I'm doing but thanks for posting this anyway. I'm sure it will help people new to programming.
 

Purple Muffin

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Fate said:
Nice tutorial there ^^ I think this is the most HQ posts Ive seem so far.

Thank you, i really could care less about the $5 prodigy is giving (but ill take it if he wants to give it to me:tongue:), i just like to be part of the community and help.
 
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Really nice tutorial , maybe it is usefull to write that you can better use Notepad++ instead of the normal Notepad.
 

Monetizer

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Thank you for the tutorial. I am assuming my skills are not sufficient enough to initiate programming.
 

Purple Muffin

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GAMEKINGZ said:
Really nice tutorial , maybe it is usefull to write that you can better use Notepad++ instead of the normal Notepad.

I put in teh post that "Programmers Notepad" helps, i perfer this to Notepad ++

Monetizer said:
Thank you for the tutorial. I am assuming my skills are not sufficient enough to initiate programming.

Work, work, and keep working at it you will soom be a programmer in no time!
 

Sophrosyne

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Great tutorial you have created here. In terms of coding, I'm slowly preparing myself, I don't want to be someone who C+Ps, or needs reference.
 

Purple Muffin

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Sophrosyne said:
Great tutorial you have created here. In terms of coding, I'm slowly preparing myself, I don't want to be someone who C+Ps, or needs reference.

You will always be using refrences, trust me.
You will always be learning.
 
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