Programmers out here?
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Kirjava
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Olji
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I like programming, I just started with it in school though >_>, only know a little C# and even less Actionscript >_>
deepSubDiver
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Fluently F#, C#, Java (historically conditioned) and a lot of different languages which I'm not too good at. Community project? I guess everything that requires team work already exists. Though, if there's a nice idea, I'll contribute.
Thom: May I harass you in the IRC channel with ASM questions?
Thom: May I harass you in the IRC channel with ASM questions?
ben1996123
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I know some really basic actionscript 2. But I don't really do much of it. Do hardly any at school in free time, for 2 reasons:
1. School computers have Macromedia flash 7
2. I got banned from programming last year, because "it attracts attention and it's pointless"
1. School computers have Macromedia flash 7
2. I got banned from programming last year, because "it attracts attention and it's pointless"
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Kirjava
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Thom: May I harass you in the IRC channel with ASM questions?
Sure. What's your nick? Never seen you in there before (I don't think).
deepSubDiver
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deepsubdiver or bassrael. I'm not really sure, I'm not in regularly.
Kirjava
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What company? Rare? Activision?
eastamazonantidote
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I know some Python, some Objective-C, very little C, and I can make my TI-84 do anything I want.
For Medal of Honor and GoldenEye, I worked at EA. For Tiger Woods and XCom I contracted for EA and 2K, respectively.
MaeLSTRoM
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Little bit of C++, C#, PHP and SQL
Haven't really done much with it though.
Haven't really done much with it though.
collinbxyz
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Why not make a community speedsolving app with the forums, a timer, scrambles, etc. I started to learn a little HTML, but that's not good for apps...anyway, I think it would be cool.
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I like programming but I've never got round to learning anything except my TI-83 plus calculator. I'm making a blackjack game on it which includes splits and double down and all that. Are there any good websites out there to learn more advanced programming?
which includes splits and double down and all that. Are there any good websites out there to learn more advanced programming?
danthecuber
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A little python and BASH
tx789
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I'm learning in an option HTML coding
Zarxrax
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I like programming but I've never got round to learning anything except my TI-83 plus calculator. I'm making a blackjack game on it
I mostly learned programming on my TI-83 back in the day by printing out programs that were written in TI-BASIC and typing them in by hand.
After that, I took some programming classes in college, but it was always really confusing and I hated it.
I find that the best way to learn (for me), it to just start working on an app that you want to make. If you don't know how to do something, you go on google and start searching around until you can figure out how to do it.
PatrickJameson
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My first real language was Perl. I dabbled a bit in C and C++ but never got too into it. Then I learned Java, as I had to for both the AP Computer Science course at my school and the Robotics team which, this year, used Java. Now that the robotics season is basically over, I'm sticking to Python and C for a good while. If you want to count JS, JQuery, etc, I'm sufficient in those as well.
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C# and TSQL these days.
I once wrote a forum, not unlike speedsolving.com, using Classic ASP.
I once wrote a forum, not unlike speedsolving.com, using Classic ASP.
collinbxyz
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I like programming but I've never got round to learning anything except my TI-83 plus calculator. I'm making a blackjack game on it
http://www.w3schools.com/
