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DB>-> I have been considering for quite some time learning how to program o DB>-> PC. A major obstacle has been not knowing anything at all about the DB>-> field of programming, so here I am appealing to all you pro's :) to DB>-> help me find a good beginner's package. DB>-> The system I use is pretty limited in terms of ram and graphics - a DB>-> Compaq Aero Contura 4/25 with a monochrome (grey scale) moniter, does DB>-> this limit what I should consider? Is the selection of a programming DB>-> language based more on the intended use? DB>-> DB>Hello Donald, DB>For a starter program, most any of the programming languages are more DB>than adequate, but for simplicity, Basic seems to be the easiest. I DB>started out several years ago on a Compaq Plus 8088/4.77, 10 meg HD, a DB>single 5.25" 360k floppy and monochrome monitor package. I purchased DB>QuickBASIC v4.50 and also PowerBASIC (don't remember version) and began DB>there. Granted, drive space was at a premium, that didn't stop me nor DB>should it you... There are tons of add-ons to every language out there, DB>just pick one and start there. I still consider myself a beginner and DB>have much to learn too. This echo as is the QuickBASIC echo are good DB>places to get tips and hints from...most persons that read these are DB>always helping the newcomers... I think you'll find that true as time DB>goes by... Good Luck.... DB>Regards, DB>Dan DB>--- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 --- * OLX 2.1 TD * Proofread carefully to see if you any words out. --- ViaMAIL!/WC4 v1.20 ---------------DB> * Origin: db Software, Ltd. - Miami, FL (1:135/292.337) * Origin: The Door Factory * Winnipeg, Canada (1:348/956) |
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