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Where to begin if you are new to programming?	by krisguy	2003-06-06 00:05:58
May I suggest ...	by Sleepy_Head	2006-11-19 12:55:59
preffered language	by DennisMV	2003-06-06 01:01:23
V.true wit the one day.	by Sleepy_Head	2003-06-06 01:08:35
I think for a beginer programer though, a best option would be traditional C. I know there are lots of disagreement on this, but it will offer a lot of learning potential and if learnt properly gives a good base to move into OO (especially if you can get a firm grasp on pointers) and should make learning an interpriter language like pearl a peace of [select * from cake/pie/piss] :-)
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I'd agree with you there.	by Tomo	2003-06-06 01:28:36
I started with C and still forget the ';' ;-) (n/t)	by Sleepy_Head	2003-06-06 01:31:07
Gotta disagree there	by Schol-R-LEA;2	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Python looks to me like a good first choice.	by digitig	2003-06-06 11:30:04
NO ! Please !	by DennisMV	2003-06-06 15:41:41
reality check	by DennisMV	2003-06-06 15:38:30
There are still good reasons to learn them	by Schol-R-LEA;2	2003-06-06 19:50:50
well, ya	by DennisMV	2003-06-06 22:59:49
C before C++ ?	by DennisMV	2003-06-06 15:26:22

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