Mike001
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tbobker,
Interesting comments, don't bother with tutorials, but then learn the functionality a step at a time. Did you even reread that statement.
Learning programming in a shotgun approach, and that tbobker is what you have described whether you know it or not, is probably the worst way to approach learning programming. Now, since we are all different, and learn in different ways, it may work for a few people, but very few.
Programming is very structured and there are no grey areas. Everything is black and white, 1's and 0's.
You will not grasp programming fundamentals learning in the way that you describe, you will not grasp "Best Practices", or proper procedural coding principles by trying to learn that way. And in order to be good and efficient in OOP (Object Orientated Programming) , which all languages are moving too, you need a solid background in Procedural Coding fundamentals.
To learn programming efficiently and effectively you need to build a solid foundation in programming principles. From that you can learn most any programming language. Once the foundation is solid, learning programming languages become relatively easy.
There are very few if any shortcuts to building the foundation.
Interesting comments, don't bother with tutorials, but then learn the functionality a step at a time. Did you even reread that statement.
Learning programming in a shotgun approach, and that tbobker is what you have described whether you know it or not, is probably the worst way to approach learning programming. Now, since we are all different, and learn in different ways, it may work for a few people, but very few.
Programming is very structured and there are no grey areas. Everything is black and white, 1's and 0's.
You will not grasp programming fundamentals learning in the way that you describe, you will not grasp "Best Practices", or proper procedural coding principles by trying to learn that way. And in order to be good and efficient in OOP (Object Orientated Programming) , which all languages are moving too, you need a solid background in Procedural Coding fundamentals.
To learn programming efficiently and effectively you need to build a solid foundation in programming principles. From that you can learn most any programming language. Once the foundation is solid, learning programming languages become relatively easy.
There are very few if any shortcuts to building the foundation.