Author Topic: Learning Programming  (Read 1781 times)

ALICE

I LEARNED ALICE IN THIRD GRADE AND WHAT IS THIS

But no, it will NOT make you code much at all.

You basically drag blocks onto a thing and make things happen, which isn't really coding. It only has a little bit. Of course, in Alice 3, you can use Javascript in making the games, so I hear.

I learned pretty much all I'd really ever need to know by myself by the end of middle school.
It's not that hard, and yes, once you learn one language, all the others are much easier to learn.

C++   :

bool cat;
cat = true;
if(cat)
{
print("Hi.\n");
}

Torque  :

$cat = true;
if($cat)
{
echo("Hi.\n");
}


(Not that the "\n" part is needed in torque.)

Since when is echo or print in C++?

We are learning basic, and C++
Did it teach you the basics to make Blockland scripting easier?
yes


god you guys are all jerks. you missed the point entirely.

you know there is such a thing as learning the easy way. he dont have to learn by editing already scripted things in notepad like the rest of you script kiddies.
nothing wrong with noob programming. it is his first time after all.
a school will not teach you to code without a program. they just dont in the very first classes. college or not. you learn more about commands and line style then making applications.
« Last Edit: September 01, 2010, 10:41:28 AM by Bisjac »

Since when is echo or print in C++?
void print(string text)
{
cout<<text;
}

Happy?