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Table of contents:

Computers
How to build a computer/General information

Code/Markup
Basic BBcode SMF
HTML Basics
C++
LUA

Language
(Needs help)

Science
Chemistry
(Needs help)

Biology
Crash Course Biology (YouTube)

World History
Crash Course World History

Help of course is wanted if you think there is something good to add please post it below.
« Last Edit: March 03, 2012, 07:32:37 PM by zookuw »



There = "Over there!"
Their = "That is their car."
They're = They're going to the movie theatre."

Your = "That is your pair of shoes."
You're = "You're god damn stupid if you mess these up."

ENGLISH 101

Deutsch Lektion, bitte.


I go to itunes U for all my learning needs

Anyone have a Lua tutorial?


Anyone have a Lua tutorial?
what kind of dipstuff needs a tutorial to learn lua

http://www.lua.org/pil/

I use this page time to time to refresh memory, but I don't like its formatting ..
http://lua-users.org/wiki/TutorialDirectory


If you're desperate, you can download ROBLOX and use its wiki's tutorials.


I have some sites for you to add. Most are coding-related.

http://www.cprogramming.com/
^ A slightly mind-loving clone of cplusplus.com, adapted to regular C.

http://bit.ly/A6h2Ng
^ A page with alot of pointers to books and tutorials appropriate to the type they were grouped under. Bit.ly because google link.

http://geeklair.net/~pratzsch/docs/anti-objects.pdf
^ A good paper(ha) on anti-objects, which discusses a new way to implement Object-Oriented Programming and AI.

http://www.friedspace.com/assembly/intro.php
^ A tutorial on Assembly, should you ever need it.

A good book for Python is Starting out with Python by Tony Gaddis. Besides Python, it also explains bits, bytes, binary and other things that computers use.
« Last Edit: March 03, 2012, 07:45:47 PM by Byteswarm »