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  1. To get started, I recommend if you begin with handout of popular programming languages..like c++,PHP, Java, like that..and then if you master amy of these then you can get to lean more towards HTML, XML and such languages. See, for the job i would suggest if you lean into software technology or software development. Actually, for software technology there are many fields but for software development there is a programming language in common. there you have to learn most of them, you can google it, find a print and ...This is because if you need a job in programming field especially Assembly languages then you can simply choose c++ and but mastery is needed. No, it is not difficult to get a job like that but you have to take the knowledge, yes, knowledge for the field, you are talking about programming in common, so yeah knowledge is important than either strolling for that here and there..) Do not forget to program,yeah, remember it. that's important.:
  2. Very welcoming disaster.. Lightning..is dying..
  3. without parents... See, parents are the best ..and best living creatures ever born on earth... Thanks to them and hmm.. family..? Any family related discussions/? Appreciable...T_T
  4. Thanks. Everything you need at nand2tetris org This was helpful. Yeah, I google it, I have pdf on C, but they are very direct. I guess there are similar content for most C books. The book by Kernighan and Ritchie is similar but explanatory.
  5. Please!! I need some help with finding C books and what I am searching for, I mean, the depth of the book, makes it not 'that' clear to me..and I'm new to C programming. because, I'm searching for a good book(although ALL books are nice, no comments specifically) which can clear my basic concepts for the 'C language'. and I wanted to clear it, the book or pdf, should have step by step explaination of every little programming tool like '%d' why it is used stepwise as the program is compiled. if possible, more practical explaination, like this c program example- #include<stdio.h> #include<conio.h> main() { int a,c; printf("\nENTER ANY NUMBER\n"); scanf("\n%d,&a); c=a*a; printf("\nSQUARE OF GIVEN NUMBER =%d",c); } OUTPUT: ENTER ANY NUMBER 5 SQUARE OF GIVEN NUMBER 25 In the explaination, it is given just that this program prints square of a no. and I want to get every line like the header files, the main() what is this? and int, printf, scanf, how we put the a integer into c int variable how do I know this beforehand, where? I have to keep this c=a*a after scanf, always? but there should be a reason, a lot more in detail than just running the program. Also, if there is any other programming language, like BASIC, PHP or other that I have to learn before C, The thing is, once the basic concept of using these tools and how to put them and such is so clear I can make the program on my own, once I learn a single program, if possible. I don't need a hard book (with just the important topics taken) but a deep book where I can learn the se little concepts (not just c but 'programming' in common..) A pdf link is appreciated.
  6. I suggest if you use a Bakelite.
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