As a lot of people have said, I think Java is the best language to get started with. There's a cool program called BlueJ which is what I learnt it with at unviersity, it has a graphical representation of all the objects and classes that you're using so you can really see and get a feel for what's going on underneath, PLUS it makes compiling REALLY easy for you
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I use borland's command line compiler. it's really good, but i'm used to using unix so it just makes sense for me
in my opinion, the hardest thing about programming in C/C++ is compiling everything.
As a lot of people have said, I think Java is the best language to get started with. There's a cool program called BlueJ which is what I learnt it with at unviersity, it has a graphical representation of all the objects and classes that you're using so you can really see and get a feel for what's going on underneath, PLUS it makes compiling REALLY easy for you
As a lot of people have said, I think Java is the best language to get started with. There's a cool program called BlueJ which is what I learnt it with at unviersity, it has a graphical representation of all the objects and classes that you're using so you can really see and get a feel for what's going on underneath, PLUS it makes compiling REALLY easy for you