Computer Programming

» Guy Lecky-Thompson - What do YOU want to learn?

Whether you are new to computer programming, or are looking to learn something new in the computer programming arena, the computer programming topic here at Suite 101 is designed to help.

However, I need to know what YOU, the reader were looking for when you came here, and if you found it.

So, please use this discussion to name topics that you'd like to see, and I'll do my best to please at least some of you some of the time.

....discuss.

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» span8188 - What do YOU want to learn?

In response to What do YOU want to learn? posted by LeckyT:

i want to start learning .net.. i'm a complete newbie to this.. i just want to know where to start... i already strated to learn C# from
http://www.csharp-station.com

but i also want to learn VB.net, ADO.net and ASP.net.. but i dont know what to learn first and in what order.. Please help. Also please let me know of any good links that i can learn these course from... Thank you once again..
Sunil

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» span8188 - .net

In response to What do YOU want to learn? posted by LeckyT:

i want to start learning .net.. i'm a complete newbie to this.. i just want to know where to start... i already strated to learn C# from
http://www.csharp-station.com

but i also want to learn VB.net, ADO.net and ASP.net.. but i dont know what to learn first and in what order.. Please help. Also please let me know of any good links that i can learn these course from... Thank you once again..
Sunil

-- posted by span8188

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» Guy Lecky-Thompson - .net

In response to .net posted by span8188:
Hi,

The thing to remember is that .NET is an enabling technology / strategy, and as such any programming techniques or languages that you learn will be applicable in the .NET environment.

If you are a non-programer, then http://computerprogramming.suite101.com/... will be the best place to get started.

Following on from that, you might like to try and pick up an easy language, and learn how to program with it. You're in luck - February is BASIC month, and we shall be covering it from start to end.

Since you have expressed an interest in VB.NET, Visual Basic is the language to learn. And, where better to start than with the BASIC language itself? To get started click here : http://computerprogramming.suite101.com/...

Good luck!
Guy

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