Does anyone have any teen friendly or total begginer site for java/python
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http://www.w3schools.com/
my lectures at uni for this first year didn't bother to learn the course and just sent us to this website and told us to work our way through.
my lectures at uni for this first year didn't bother to learn the course and just sent us to this website and told us to work our way through.
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That's my favourite and undoubtedly the best
but unfortunately it doesnt have tutorials for the languages kujo9111 has asked for
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http://chortle.ccsu.edu/CS151/cs151java.html
Look for Dive Into Python for python and cprogramming.com for C/C++
Look for Dive Into Python for python and cprogramming.com for C/C++
http://showmedo.com has many really good videos... although only some of them are free. (The subscription to get to everything is $60/yr, which is still an incredibly good deal if you have the money.)
Perhaps try these for C++??? --> http://freescienceonline.blogspot.com/2007/11/computer-science-video-lectures.html -- I've never viewed them myself.
In many cases there's a huge difference between having done a few test programs/exercises in a language and really being a proficient programmer: At some point you need to sit down and start learning more advanced programming techniques, and many of these are relatively language independent (although some, such as high-falutin' object-oriented programming, is a lot easier if the language directly supports it... e.g., while you can do fancy OOP in 'straight' C [GTK+ would be a good example of this], it's a lot less effort if you use C++).
Don't become one of those people who list "C++ programming experience" on their resumes but who doesn't really know much more than an experienced C programmer.
---Joel