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Programming courses in jhb
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agentrfr
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Um, I don't mean to be crude, but Proper English would be useful 
After that, you can go download NetBeans, and go through the java Hello World tutorial. If you can get through that, then you can google local programming schools. There are some decent online schools too, if you're not opposed the the idea
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After that, you can go download NetBeans, and go through the java Hello World tutorial. If you can get through that, then you can google local programming schools. There are some decent online schools too, if you're not opposed the the idea
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foozball3000
Executive Member
What do you have in mind? (As in why do you want to get into programming)
Programming is a vast desolate world where there's civilizations of different types of folks with odd agendas.
Programming is a vast desolate world where there's civilizations of different types of folks with odd agendas.
foozball3000
Executive Member
Visual Studio's VB.Net will be a good start. VB reads easily if you have no programming background and it's powerful enough to do whatever you dream of. From there, a couple of tutorials online and a lot of time in the MSDN Library will have you coding in no time.
The best is to follow a book, because the writer will show how he came up with a solution or why he does things a certain way, which won't be on online tutorials.
If you can spare R200 - R300, go to Take2, order a book to get you started.
The best is to follow a book, because the writer will show how he came up with a solution or why he does things a certain way, which won't be on online tutorials.
If you can spare R200 - R300, go to Take2, order a book to get you started.