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kylander
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Ben
q basic, thats funny what the hell is qbasic haha ha ah ur funny kylan.
Grinler
http://www.qbasic.com/newbies.shtml

That should explain it.
Shibby
looks like simplistic batch.
Ben
I was jj I know what qbasic is I've actually made a couple game using it, its a pretty fun programing language but it takes alot of patience, check it out!
sardonyx
i think pascal is good too. but qbasic is the best when learning basic programming
Ares82
Ah yeah I remember learning that in my senior year of junior high school. Those were the good old days.
kylander
lol ben you are frigin helarious
Titan
Heh, qbasic. Reminds me of GWBASIC (anyone know what I'm talking about?).

Undeclared variables, GOSUB's, inverted coordinate systems...good times, good times
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smilewithme
I think C is the best language for a beginner.For C is more active in some cases,but it won't make the beginner feel it is difficult to learn.
phawgg
Well, then ... C it will be for me. smile.gif
Bobbi Flekman
QUOTE(smilewithme @ Mar 18 2005, 07:14 AM)
I think C is the best language for a beginner.For C is more active in some cases,but it won't make the beginner feel it is difficult to learn.

Thankfully I can see the sarcasm in it...

With pointer indirection and operator overloading (and other programmatic jokes) this can be one of the toughest languages to master... Especially for maintenance programming.

I've been working with C(++) for the last 10 years so I do think I know what I'm talking about ;)

Do yourself a favor... If you want to learn how to program, start with languages like Basic and evolve into C++. Because ultimately that is the language! (Apart from Assembly, that is)
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