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#Actualjbadams

Posted 24 January 2012 - 01:07 AM

I am a beginner programmer, age 13, looking into eventually making games. I know I won't make the next Halo or anything like that, but for now, I just want to continue learning the basics. In other words, I'm just looking for a direction. I have a few questions to ask...

1) Can someone give me a link or two about switching from console programs to 2D programs/games (or elaborate yourselves)?

2) As a programmer, how did you get into game developpement?

3) Is it best to learn C++ by making games? In other words, is it better to learn C++ as I go along, or should I learn everything first, then try making a game.

That is all for now. Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated as well.

Thanks

P.S. Currently, I am learning/reading about classes, if that helps.

P.S.S The books I use are this and this.

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#1MLGM

Posted 22 January 2012 - 07:38 PM

I am a beginner programmer, age 13, looking into eventually making games. I know I won't make the next Halo or anything like that, but for now, I just want to continue learning the basics. In other words, I'm just looking for a direction. I have a few questions to ask...

1) Can someone give me a link or two about switching from console programs to 2D programs/games (or elaborate yourselves)?

2) As a programmer, how did you get into game developpement?

3) Is it best to learn C++ by making games? In other words, is it better to learn C++ as I go along, or should I learn everything first, then try making a game.

That is all for now. Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated as well.

Thanks

P.S. Currently, I am learning/reading about classes, if that helps.

P.S.S The books I use are this and this.

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