Attn: Newbee Programmers In Learning

WUSSUP GAMEDEV i am a new programmer and want to learn...what a better way to learn than with someone else who is in the same bout...new NEW n00b? lol... my name is grim_reaper7, lets do this c_programmer!

msn: cbare1208@hotmail.com
aim: grim1208
email: grim1208@aol.com

hit me up a message

yeh man let me hop on the learning train here i am new to this too. my contacts below

aim: ridedirtyga
e-mail: adamgleason@earthlink.net
something about me:
age: 15
sex: male
location: Athens, GA
hobbies: Bmx, web design, golf, and trying to learn game programming ( hint hint not working for me lol.)

yeh this sounds awsome i think that we should first start out with C , and then get that " tricks of the windows game programming GUrus" becuz that book is primarly in C. i got that book but it has Collected dust and i havnt even opened but to get the CD out. you can buy them used off amazon for cheep. i bought a C++ book off amazon used that was usally $50 and i got it for $20 it had no problems neither. I have this wierd thing of buying books but not reading them.

ok i put everybody here on my buddy list on aim. so put me on yours my aim thing is : ridedirtyga

I want to join too :D started c++ last month and looking into SDL atm, but I guess learning with others can be only benificial :D

MSN: joshuawohle1987@hotmail.com

my msn name is adamgleason@earthlink.net
i also got everybody here on my msn buddy list thing



meeting next tuesday 9:00 pm us central time on msn. be there and be sqaure. no triangles or circles!!! sqaures only lol

You all know that gamedev.net has an IRC channel (AfterNET, #gamedev), right?

i love C++, i just read to chapter 2 in " The C++ Primer Plus fourth edition" and C++ is way better and easyer than C so far.
i can say hello world and call my own functions


#include
using namespace std;

int main()

{

cout << " Hello World.\n ";
return 0;
}

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Original post by Adam Gleason i love C++, i just read to chapter 2 in " The C++ Primer Plus fourth edition" and C++ is way better and easyer than C so far. i can say hello world and call my own functions

So you know C++ isn't really esier then C. Acttualy C++ is harder to learn because its C with a lot of new stuff. There might be a few things about how a C++ program is structured that lets you comprehend it better though.

Oh god, just meet up in #gamedev already please.

#gamedev can be found in irc.afternet.org.

Get an IRC client such as mIRC [blah] or VIRC [yay].

If c++ is easier for adam then thats great. He (probably has no previous language experience)? so the differences to him are unknown which will make learning c++ just as easy as learning c, but instead he skipped learning c syntax and is starting a clean slate with c++. i find it wonderful more people learning c++.

Also, just throwing my two cents in, but like previously posted, i think IRC is the best way for everyone to communicate in real time making the learning experience so much better and productivce. I would also suggest a mailing list for questions and/or ideas. Also logging IRC chats and posting them on the web for everyone in the group to see would benefit anyone who was absent for the irc session.

I wish this group much luck with your learning experience and its great to see people working in team enviroments early on. good luck!

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Original post by bluentrue269 If c++ is easier for adam then thats great. He (probably has no previous language experience)? so the differences to him are unknown which will make learning c++ just as easy as learning c, but instead he skipped learning c syntax and is starting a clean slate with c++. i find it wonderful more people learning c++. Also, just throwing my two cents in, but like previously posted, i think IRC is the best way for everyone to communicate in real time making the learning experience so much better and productivce. I would also suggest a mailing list for questions and/or ideas. Also logging IRC chats and posting them on the web for everyone in the group to see would benefit anyone who was absent for the irc session. I wish this group much luck with your learning experience and its great to see people working in team enviroments early on. good luck!

Sir, you are too nice to the newbies. Congrats.

All who are part of the group:
Reminder:
Tuesday 9:00 PM Central Time Meeting
Please be online. We will probably be using MSN Messenger, but we may also be using IRC.

IMPORTANT Be sure to get all the updated contact info:
http://www.geocities.com/elitentity/ContactList.xls

I will also need some time zone information to put on the contact list. When you have the time, tell me your time zone through email: elitentity@yahoo.com

nah i know a little bit of C, php, &#106avascript, and perl

hello world in C

#include
void main()
{
printf("hello world\n");
}

hello world in &#106avascript, and php<br>&lt;html&gt;<br>&lt;head&gt;<br>&lt;title&gt;&lt;/title&gt;<br>&lt;/head&gt;<br>&lt;body&gt;<br>&lt;?php<br>print "hello world";<br>?&gt;<br><h1><br>&lt;scipt language="&#106avascript"&gt;<br><!-- <br>document.write("hello, world")<br>//--><br>&lt;/script&gt;<br></h1><br>&lt;/body&gt;<br>&lt;/html&gt;<br><br><br>hello world in perl(CGI) <br><br>#!/usr/local/bin/perl -wt<br><br>print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";<br>print "hello world";<br><br><br><br>there hah. i &#111;nly had to look up the perl &#111;ne lol becuz i couldnt remember the shebang line and the print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";<br>

sign me up please: I have some experience in java and SQL, and im learning the c++ syntax atm:
mail: arkain@tele2adsl.dk
msn : jesper_fk@hotmail.com