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Interactive program to help teach me?
I was wanting to learn visual basic, maybe C++ or something similair soon.
Are there any educational programs that tell you what to do, or ask you to do something, and you answer/complete it like a game? Thanks guys! This seems like a lot easier way to learn then reading web pabes! 
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11-05-07
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I was thinking of some time making a series of programming changes that someone can try if they want pactice on learning a language. They'd start from very easy and increse in difficultly.
I don't know of any good programs that are interactive though. I'd start off just by google how to do a hello world in the language you choose and then see it you can find any good challenges to try. This is a good site to learn some C++: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ I don't know, I don't mind reading when doing programming, I just like it that much I guess. Always excited to figure something new out or see something new, or learning a new language. It may not be fun at first but you'll start to catch on to things and you'll want to try and solve any problem that pops to mind.
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i took C++ programming and it pretty hard once you first start. but its fun.
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11-05-07
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Dang. Alright.
That'd be cool if you did hobo! Last night I just started with visual basic for fun, get a feel for things. Making buttons, text boxes, etc.
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11-08-07
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yea does any one know if you need to read or know alot about c++ first or could you just start piking stuff up in this app???
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11-08-07
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Actually I remember back in my first year of college they showed us Alice, which is to help learn about programming. Not sure how helpful it'll be, but here it is.
http://www.alice.org/
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