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I just need to learn Programming in general.

As in, really the basics of the basics. Changing a couple values in datablocks here and there is very limited. Forget torque for now, I need to learn exactly what the forget C++ is.

Where did you guys learn this stuff?

Torquescript is nothing like C/C++/C#. The only thing they have in common is curly brackets, like 90% of the programming languages.

I just need to learn Programming in general.

As in, really the basics of the basics. Changing a couple values in datablocks here and there is very limited. Forget torque for now, I need to learn exactly what the panda C++ is.

Where did you guys learn this stuff?

C++ is a top level computer language =D

I just need to learn Programming in general.

As in, really the basics of the basics. Changing a couple values in datablocks here and there is very limited. Forget torque for now, I need to learn exactly what the panda C++ is.

Where did you guys learn this stuff?

C++ is a top level computer language =D
C+++ is better :P
so is VB9

GML (Game Maker scripting Language) is "compiled" into Delphi (a lower version of C++) and put through a specialised runner program.
Torque is C++ with a working game engine added.
C++ is an object-orientated high-level programming language.
C is C++ without the 'class' system and objects.

I just need to learn Programming in general.

As in, really the basics of the basics. Changing a couple values in datablocks here and there is very limited. Forget torque for now, I need to learn exactly what the panda C++ is.

Where did you guys learn this stuff?

C++ is a top level computer language =D

I heard about that, I was told to learn Python instead (someone told me it was easier) but ran into a similar problem.
Do I need to take a university course to learn this stuff or something?

I just need to learn Programming in general.

As in, really the basics of the basics. Changing a couple values in datablocks here and there is very limited. Forget torque for now, I need to learn exactly what the panda C++ is.

Where did you guys learn this stuff?

C++ is a top level computer language =D

I heard about that, I was told to learn Python instead (someone told me it was easier) but ran into a similar problem.
Do I need to take a university course to learn this stuff or something?

Its hard. If you dont take a course, you gotta start small. Grab some VB studio, its easier to start out with and will ease you in(so to speak) into the way that set of languages work. It may be basic but trying to figure out wtf to do with the class system C++ uses without experience like that(dont say you need VB experience, but personally I'm using it to get used to the way these languages work) is both pointless and frustrating.


the class system C++ uses
The class system is there to make stuff easier than C. Would you rather work with something called a "Bitmap" object or a "0x32A" hexadecimal memory pointer?

whats wit da C+ and C#
and stuff im completly lost
  :P

the class system C++ uses
The class system is there to make stuff easier than C. Would you rather work with something called a "Bitmap" object or a "0x32A" hexadecimal memory pointer?
The languages I used to use didnt have that, and I honestly had no idea wtf was going on. After using visual basic for a bit I understand it better than when I tried to figure out C++ beforehand.

whats wit da C+ and C#
and stuff im completly lost
  :P

This post is for you

don't really get what I'm supposed to do with Game maker that has anything to do with code but I'm trying the google thing now.

I love how so far everybody who's posted other than Green Link on the first page has just tried to prove how much they know about random programming languages instead of trying to help :(

Here's an incomplete site and here's a good site to learn and practice javascript which will help you understand general concepts for torquescript (that's how i learned, at least).

For the record, a lot of things people have been saying about those languages are wrong anyway.
« Last Edit: November 14, 2007, 05:42:56 PM by exidyne »

Torquescript is nothing like C/C++/C#. The only thing they have in common is curly brackets, like 90% of the programming languages.

are those like curly fries??