Re: [Dev-C++] Need info

[Benjamin L. <bl...@ta...>]

What kind of programming, and what experience do you have 
already? The assumption is that you want C and/or C++, as you are 
posting here. You should definitely go out and just buy a book. For 
C, I would say get Kernighan and Ritchie. It is (more than a little) 
outdated, but it will give you all the rudiments of the language, and 
it is coming straight from the language designers. However, it does 
assume some experience, and that you are on a UNIX system, but 
that knowledge can be easily ported to any OS and compiler. For 
C++, I just picked up a tutorial book on it, and skimmed through it 
to pick up the differences between the two languages (having 
already learned C). Hope this helps.      -Ben

On 4 Mar 2002 at 18:29, Ele...@cs... wrote:

> 
> Pre-high schooler want suggestions on where to start as far as learning programming 
> 
> Thank you 
> eley vann