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&gt;&gt; and codes i am very interested in it<br />
What kind of programs do you want to write?
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>> and codes i am very interested in it
What kind of programs do you want to write?

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Just learning about all the different programming languages and methods could take the next 6 months. &nbsp;You really need to start with a smaller goal. &nbsp;Pick something specific that you want to do.
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Just learning about all the different programming languages and methods could take the next 6 months.  You really need to start with a smaller goal.  Pick something specific that you want to do.

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Hello all, <br />
to start off i know nothing about programing but i want to learn. starting with the basics and ending with the most advanced types of programing and codes i am very interested in it and i want to learn allot about it. please point in the way of a good book or two or a few web sites. please help. thank you. <br />
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James H Atkins IV
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Hello all, 
to start off i know nothing about programing but i want to learn. starting with the basics and ending with the most advanced types of programing and codes i am very interested in it and i want to learn allot about it. please point in the way of a good book or two or a few web sites. please help. thank you. 


James H Atkins IV

Programing

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Programming

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Algorithms

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