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Old 12-14-2006, 12:38 PM   #8 (permalink)
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I read over the specs for the turbo explorer, their security is pretty tight, which in these days of software piracy I can't blame them, and the explorer version is stripped down a bit from the professional version, which does cost, but they sound like they would be good development tools.

C++ and c# are very good languages to learn if you plan on working in a team enviroment, and if you learn them first, you will be alot better off. I learned basic first, then studied c and c++, they are NOTHING alike. And it makes it a little more difficult to wrap your head around oop programming after using the sequential programming practices that basic utilizes. C++ is alot like the java language which is used to make interactive web sites, with a few differences. So if you learn c++, you will be learning java in the process. But, as far as computer languages go, the old adage different strokes for different folks can apply here. So, I'd just find one that you are comfortable with and spend a few years learning it, or you can spend 10 to 20 years learning a variety of languages. Once you have the grasp of one, it makes the rest of them a bit easier to follow. So good luck and happy coding, no matter what ide you are using...
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