I want to learn C++ Programming, help?

[popman98]

I'm a 12 years old guy, and i have no life. I want to start programming/coding but i have no idea how to, so i was thinking off let you guys help me, give me tips, sites, and all that stuff.

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[Night Fox]

Google.

[Andretti]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming

[Burger]

Get a book.

[popman98]

Get a book.

Looking for one...

[Matteus]

If you live in the UK/Ireland, PC World has loads of books on programming.

[popman98]

If you live in the UK/Ireland, PC World has loads of books on programming.

Sweden

[Oasis]

Sweden

Visit Notch.

[Tyler66]

Visit Notch.

Notch only uses Jscript.

[dawngaward0110]

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

If you follow it good, you'll be able to do C++.

[popman98]

Notch only uses Jscript.

Is Jscript easyer? Cause i want to start with something that's not THAT hard

[Venson]

Is Jscript easyer? Cause i want to start with something that's not THAT hard

www.ruby-lang.org
It can do your homework for you. Oh and its a way to use lovey innuedo around a calcuator. They got no excuse about using a scripting laungage to do your math.
EDIT: fixed link.

[Matteus]

Is Jscript easyer? Cause i want to start with something that's not THAT hard

Flash is supposed to be a good start for programming, according to my friend's dad, who did program mobile phone games at one stage.

I started off with ROBLOX Lua, but is mostly useless to me right now.

I sort of want to learn actual Lua.
And Flash.
And C++ eventually.

[LordCutlerBeckett]

JavaScript is one of the easiest programming languages I have ever seen. It's a great way to start, then you can go into trickier stuff. I'm trying to get a hold on a book on Java.

To actually help you, I would recommend the "C++ All-in-one for dummies clusterforget". It's very detailed.