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    lilbdiablo12's Avatar Active Member
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    LUA, SQL, and C++ learning

    Is there any website that teaches you all these languages? i will +rep the person who leads me to a very good website thats easy to understand, i really need this hence im going to do my own repack, i really really need it

    LUA, SQL, and C++ learning
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    http://www.angelfire.com/art2/ebooks...usin21days.pdf

    Great Book/Website to learn c++. Pretty Basic easy to understand.

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    lilbdiablo12's Avatar Active Member
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    Thank you, +rep, i also need LUA and SQL though, lol

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    You should read C++ first.

    I suggest a book called Learn C++ In One Hour Per Day.

    This is the 6th edition of Sam's Learn C++ (as opposed to the one linked above which is 5th). I've read both, and C++ In One Hour Per Day teaches you more. Afterwards, you should read the Standard Template Library, which is an essential component of C++ programs. If you are going to keep going further, Effective C++ & Effective STL are also good books to read.

    After you learn C++, LUA will be extremely easy for you (it's all syntax), and thus you could just google LUA documentation and get familiar with it quickly.

    SQL is also very easy, you can get a rough summary of it at w3schools.com or just by looking up on Google.

    If you need more resources, feel free to PM
    Last edited by Kalash47; 10-19-2008 at 07:24 PM.

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    lilbdiablo12's Avatar Active Member
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    ya i have w3schools lol

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    Sounddead's Avatar Contributor
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    Kalash has it right. C++ in one hour a day is a great book.

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    lilbdiablo12's Avatar Active Member
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    Alright, ill deff google that, sense i cant buy it o.O

    ok seriously, does anyone have a download of it or something, i cant find it lol
    Last edited by lilbdiablo12; 10-19-2008 at 07:31 PM.

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    lilbdiablo12's Avatar Active Member
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    nevermind found one

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    Try to edit things in the source code, if you are confused with something in the code - google it. For example if you wonder what a switch statement is or a float variable - just google it and you will get to pages like this and this. Read, learn and then keep coding simple stuff. That's how I learned C++. Maybe you need some basic knowledge on how variables, functions etc works, but if you already programmed in a different programming language before and already know that, there shouldn't be a problem.

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    PHP & MySQL e-books (download torrent) - TPB
    Sql and pHp e Books i learned off them!

    Originally Posted by Dythzer View Post
    Try to edit things in the source code, if you are confused with something in the code - google it. For example if you wonder what a switch statement is or a float variable - just google it and you will get to pages like this and this. Read, learn and then keep coding simple stuff. That's how I learned C++. Maybe you need some basic knowledge on how variables, functions etc works, but if you already programmed in a different programming language before and already know that, there shouldn't be a problem.
    /Agree that is one way to learn it it is how i learned some parts but still not all packets,sockets,etc

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    Snailz's Avatar Contributor Authenticator enabled
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    Trial and Error. Works every time, Look at me i know 7+ languages. but i recomend to read a book.
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    Originally Posted by Dythzer View Post
    Try to edit things in the source code, if you are confused with something in the code - google it. For example if you wonder what a switch statement is or a float variable - just google it and you will get to pages like this and this. Read, learn and then keep coding simple stuff. That's how I learned C++. Maybe you need some basic knowledge on how variables, functions etc works, but if you already programmed in a different programming language before and already know that, there shouldn't be a problem.
    I use the google method whenever I'm writing in another language that is unfamiliar to me. I still recommend reading a book when you are first diving into programming, because it explains certain terminology & base concepts. From there on, researching is your best friend

    cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network contains a lot of great tutorials by the way (besides the variable one).

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