Where to start in programming?Pl. Help.

secretboy08

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Apr 2, 2008

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• Dec 2, 2008

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I know C.thats it none other programming languages.
basically i wanna make bots and stuff.so which language should be my best options.
also is their a hierarchy in programming languages like first learn c then java then something else?
what should i go next with.i have around 3 months free from jan 2008.
also should i join professional institutes or just learn from the net and ebooks and stuff.
any help will be appreciated.

 

dramtulla

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Nov 23, 2008

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• Dec 2, 2008

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Id go with java
try go*gle:
HTTP Programming Recipes for Java Bots also,
read this one free online

Programming Spiders, Bots, and Aggregators in Java

hxxp://www.ama*on.com/gp/reader/0782140408/

gl mate

 

rudyvise

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Jul 6, 2008

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• Dec 2, 2008

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Hi Secretboy,

Headspin does Black Hat Bot Programming training using Vb.Net.

Thread = http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/257925-post1.html

or PM Headspin. I took his course and it is very well put together.

best,

Rudy

 

Last edited: Dec 2, 2008

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v7web

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• Aug 18, 2010

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Hi,
Is it possible to still buy the blackhat programming course from Headspin?
I do not have enough posts to contact him yet but would really like this.

 

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johnbly341

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• Aug 18, 2010

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Yes, I'd love to know about Headspin's program too. That sounds like it would be really handy.

 

risefromdeath

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• Aug 18, 2010

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c#,PHP,Vb.net i assume you know JS,HTML and basic server workings

 

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v7web

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• Aug 18, 2010

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what is it with the spam protection on this forum, everything I try and post gets flagged as spam! even when it is not.

 

voyevoda

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• Aug 18, 2010

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http://tryruby.org

 

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Sarah Mathews

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• Aug 19, 2010

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Pick a database platform (Microsoft SQL Server a.k.a. T-SQL, MySQL, etc.) and pick an application development platform like C#.

Once you've decided on those, check out the Head First series of books. Also check out a site called LearnDevNow dot com. They good training vids for everything under the sun for $99 per year.

-SDT