computer programming
By erjn
@erjnsimon (1191)
Makati, Philippines
March 7, 2012 6:18am CST
computer programming is very hard to learn. it has different types. first, i studied visual basic, and now the c language using turbo c. i have now learned the basics but as i review for using turbo c, i just realized that there are still many things that i must know in this programming language. i need more time to study this. actually, i am a computer engineering student so i must study those things. where are the teachers? not all things must be teach by the teachers. they don't teach us whole of the programming language.they only teach us the basics and we must examine them then try to experiment on it so that we can learn. MAYBE. we must also discover the new things in this subject. :). hehe.. by the way, is there anyone here who knows a site where explains this type of language with examples?
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7 responses
@nagatron123456 (888)
• Philippines
26 Apr 12
When it comes to programming it is all about how you analyze the problem and make a possible solution. All you need to learn are the basic like conditions, loops, arrays, methods, loops, and so on. In my part, I do self training wherein I am looking for unsolved java programming problems in the internet and post it in my blog after I solve the problem. Here is my blog if you want to check: http://java-program-sample.blogspot.com
There is nothing to be afraid of when it comes to programming because in programming it is like you are playing a big puzzle.
@erjnsimon (1191)
• Makati, Philippines
26 Apr 12
I truly believe that programming is like solving a puzzle. Just a question, where can i find java programming on my computer? I want to learn it and someone tole me that it is available to my computer and no need to install it, but i don't know where to find it, and it looks like. Thanks for the response anyway.
@akp100 (13640)
• India
11 Mar 12
Hi..
About site.. I guess w3school is the good site for learning many kind of programming language.. You got the link in first response too.
About programming.. Yes no teacher can teach you the whole programming language. They will only teach you basic stuff and then its up to you how you further study on it. Its all about logic. Read the basics and do as many as practical thing, then only you will able to learn it properly. If you understands the basics properly than now its only need to learn the logic to solve the different problems. Best of luck.
About programming.. Yes no teacher can teach you the whole programming language. They will only teach you basic stuff and then its up to you how you further study on it. Its all about logic. Read the basics and do as many as practical thing, then only you will able to learn it properly. If you understands the basics properly than now its only need to learn the logic to solve the different problems. Best of luck.
@shaieen (257)
• Philippines
23 Mar 12
I agree with you. Most of my learnings are from the Internet, not from the Teachers. By the way, about your question, I suggest you join discussion sites like Programmerheavens, dream.in.code - there are lots of C lang examples there. Happy programming!
@surekharathi (14146)
• India
26 Dec 12
Yes this is very hard and therefore I not like this. I hate programming because even single comma is missing then whole program is not runs. I studied all programming languages in my PG and MCM but not learn properly pass only on theory.
@makemoneonline (1176)
• India
8 Mar 12
yes I totally Agree with you no one teach you. you need to learn yourself.
well below some site those are teach you some programing languages.
http://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston (In Video)
http://www.studiesinn.com/
http://searchsoa.techtarget.com/resources/Web-services-development
@AwesomeGuy250 (334)
• United States
14 May 12
Computer programming can be hard to learn. Though I didn't find it necessarily hard to learn, at least for some aspects of it. There are some things to it, that are really hard, but those usually require the more advanced features of the programming language. I can pick up the basics to most languages pretty easy. Although I tend to have trouble with OOP oriented languages, except for C++. I tried learning Ruby, but it didn't make sense to me. I guess I prefer procedural programming.
@venkataraman_vc (5293)
• Chennai, India
7 Mar 12
There are few forums.
I know only one online tutorial available at http://www.w3schools.com (Many times I got references from there.)
