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Posted byonslaught8810
Posted on04/15/04 08:43 PM



Hi. I'm kinda new at programming. Is there anyone out there who can help me get started? I need lots of instruction.




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Posted bysmf
Posted on04/17/04 03:07 AM



Emulation probably isn't the first thing you should do when learning to code. You will need a reasonable grasp on how computers work at the assembly language level.

The best thing in this case is to pick somethin'sg you want to emulate and read up on the processors it uses etc. It's probably worth picking something simple, which will mean it's already emulated.

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Posted bynewsdee
Posted on04/20/04 10:09 PM



If you have never programmed before, the first thing you need to do is read a book on algorithms. The programming language does not matter (a lot of books use english as an example), but that will give you the basics.

Usually in school they teach you to build binary trees and sorting mechanisms of different types.

Now why is this relevant? Because it will teach you to optimize your code and to think like a programmer (and not as a "scripter"). Maybe you won't use most algorithms later, but at least exposure to them will make you undertand different ways in which you can program a computer.




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