Database Management In Visual Studio

Yeah, I'm in a video game development club at my uni and we use XNA for our games. Great stuff!

oh,and try to write code using notepad at first,get to know the syntax because IDEs make it easy to forget to put curly braces,parenthesis....etc.

you can also use Geany

That is one hell of an advice. I am using Notepad++ and starting with the JDK plain and simple, because I tried with netbeans but, as a Java noob, I stumbled across some concept I am not ready to grasp; this way I will learn the syntax much better.
I kinda feel like I am going back to the 80s and the Amiga here

btw,Ubisoft needs both C++ and C# developers

Nice! Look for me in the credits for the next Ghost Recon game!

I will

good luck

oh,and try to write code using notepad at first,get to know the syntax because IDEs make it easy to forget to put curly braces,parenthesis....etc.

you can also use Geany

That is one hell of an advice. I am using Notepad++ and starting with the JDK plain and simple, because I tried with netbeans but, as a Java noob, I stumbled across some concept I am not ready to grasp; this way I will learn the syntax much better.
I kinda feel like I am going back to the 80s and the Amiga here

also try to read code written by others,that'll make you learn how to spot bugs in code,this is very handy as you won't depend on the compiler to do your work for you


the compiler also won't catch all sorts of errors,there has to be someone who's watching what the code is doing

Yeah, the day a compiler is smart enough to catch all errors will be the day computers write their own code; I think that cloud of computers shall be called 'Skynet'...  

Yeah, the day a compiler is smart enough to catch all errors will be the day computers write their own code; I think that cloud of computers shall be called 'Skynet'...  

Skynet is already reserved :lol:

this thread is awesome,it should be moved to the "classic threads" forum

I agree with you, although I might be biased since I started it.
Still, I think for all our fellow isonewzers that want to learn to program it could be a good starting point.

I agree with you, although I might be biased since I started it.
Still, I think for all our fellow isonewzers that want to learn to program it could be a good starting point.

there are lots of good advice here for programming beginners,somebody should PM a mod and tell him about this thread

Helpful thread, yes, but definitely not classic.

Helpful thread, yes, but definitely not classic.

do you know anything programming-related that's classic?

Helpful thread, yes, but definitely not classic.

do you know anything programming-related that's classic?

I don't think there's ever been a thread from Soft/Prog that is in the classic threads forum.

You suggest this going in there, but look at the classic threads; I don't see anything classic-material in here.

Helpful thread, yes, but definitely not classic.

do you know anything programming-related that's classic?

I don't think there's ever been a thread from Soft/Prog that is in the classic threads forum.

You suggest this going in there, but look at the classic threads; I don't see anything classic-material in here.

it because most "classic" threads are humorous,but classic doesn't always mean humorous,I mean 9/11 wasn't anywhere near funny,am I right?

and still,it was considered classic

anyway,If I wanted to find this thread,I'll know where to look

Hey Geetard, maybe I've asked before, which uni do you go to?

Hey Geetard, maybe I've asked before, which uni do you go to?

ETS.

Okay,I've got a question for you guys

which of these topics should I study first

Algorithms,Data Structures and Design Patterns


I know my way around programming,and I know a little bit about Data Structures already