Hi, Liam. If you mean by VB (VB 6) I disagree. Here is why. If someone starts out with VB 6 and not VB.net the new programmer is going to miss out on some very good programming skills and concepts that is the core of modern programming. Languages such as Java, VB.net, C#.net, etc are fully object oriented. It is best to start a new programmer out on it else if they learn a none oop language like VB 6 they will learn it, and have to start completely over from scratch, and in fact unlearn bad outdated coding practices. As for C most languages in use today are second and third generation languages that have much in common with the parent language. Java, C#.net, php, perl, etc you name it look in many ways like C/C++.
Liam Erven wrote: > I actually suggest vb if you're gogin to start out if you're brand new. Now > if you want to knwo somethign that will be useful, learn C. A lot of other > languages are based on C or some form. Heck. I'm learning php now, and it > has a lot of things that are similar to C. What people need to realize is > that you can't pick up a language over night. Auto it is fine and good, but > all it is is a windows scripting language. Do yourself a favor and learn an > actual language that will serve you in the future. > _______________________________________________ Gamers mailing list .. [email protected] To unsubscribe send E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can visit http://audyssey.org/mailman/listinfo/gamers_audyssey.org to make any subscription changes via the web.
