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First helloo to everybody I know it is late question ,but i would like to know which is the best lanugue prgramming is good know to learn in 2011 after all programming language suck c c++ python vb
php dot net java for me to make websit
Thanks
for your inform i dotn know anylanguge before but i have ccna and ccnp that is it .
and how long it will takes i need easy lagunge
Last edited by khaled -saudi arabia; 07-18-2011 at 06:23 AM.
thanks very much all of them by thewya since two years i am histate to learn these languges but i thnks you are good and smart in programmaing anyway you mean one by one .... does it need sombody samart i mean the code for example how long it will takes and is it better to learn in home you know because am working .or i have to have teacher ..
bye they way i read all of what they said in Nabeel subject .
Most people learn programming by doing it. There are several good textbooks around, but if you're really interested in learning it and doing your own projects you'll sooner or later go your own way without the textbook.
I is good to have some problems to solve as a "homework" and it is even better when the textbook doesn't come only with the problems but also with the solutions.
HTML can do simple things like Hello World easily, with a text editor and a browser. And an understanding of HTML is essential to using JavaScript. PHP, perl etc. for websites -- so HTML would be a great place to start.
The W3schools website used to be a good place to start (probably still is).
But for 'websits' you need to know HTML and one of the 'P's (PERL (my favorite), Python, or PHP, but not Pascal) and a little CSS to do things right. IF and ONLY IF you want to do sites with a database back-end operation add MYSQL and/or POSTGRESQL.
Take these in order: HTML first, with CSS because they work together. Then PERL (or whatever) for back-end, dynamic pages, CGI, SSI, etc. Finally add database use. Spend some time on each to get some mastery, as each feeds a bit of the level of knowledge before it.
I second the reference to W3. Some of the best references, how-to documents, examples, and tutorials around AND heavily web standard (rather than IE, Opera, chrome, or Mozilla) based.
hii everybody ....thanks for anybody answerd me .....yes i mean sach
i thinks programming it takes alot of time ....,so i might learn html which is the easest one and it is for bigginer ........ and thinking about red hat ...
Learning and doing programming does take a lot of time but you get faster at both with experience. Good idea to start with something relatively simple like HTML -- although it is more of a document description language than an actual programming language like JavaScript, Perl, Python etc.
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