Post up your tutorials and manuals

dsantamassino · 06-19-2004, 07:12 AM

Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum!!

Does anyone have some really extremely good step by step tutorials for all programming languages/coding?? Starting with HTML and below that and above that is still in used. If it's a step by step C/C++ book free for example that's fine. PHP, Perl, Visual Basic, C/C++, everything.

I have a learning disability so if i read commands and it doesn't tell me where to put them or if it's not a step by step then i'm lost already. I will be using Windows XP for this. Let's take HTML for example. I want a tutorial or whatever from the very basic it can get to the very advanced it can get. Is there anything like that on every language possible. Thanks.

cheawick · 06-19-2004, 03:32 PM

Hi Derek, I'm a newbie here also but I think it will be alright that I welcome you here. Have you already browsed the forums currently active, some people provide a lot of step by step help for specific problems. That may answer some of your needs and allow you to get the feel of the people here.
Just a suggestion.

Anyway... Good luck and happy learning.

Valmont · 06-20-2004, 06:15 AM

Quote:

want a tutorial or whatever from the very basic it can get to the very advanced it can get. Is there anything like that on every language possible. Thanks.

No.
This question is a quest and never finished.

I'll remember your login name and take it into account if you need C++ related help. But beginning C++ from a blanc computer science sheet is quite a bit. Try HTML, web building etc. first unless you have specific plans with C++.

dsantamassino · 06-23-2004, 03:15 PM

Sorry man, I just wanted step by step tutorials but forget them. I make a direct topic asking for help.

cheawick · 06-30-2004, 09:50 AM

Sounds like patience is the problem here. People giving you a how-to-step won't teach you how to walk. You need the experience and understanding of what the heck the steps do. Valmont is one of the top here, helped me plenty.
Seriously, you will fall into the same pit I did by copying everyone elses code. Start with the baby steps, fall a few times on the small code, then build your stride one include and function statement at a time.
Well not exactly.

Thanks again Valmont. Don't ask what for, just thanks.

Valmont · 06-30-2004, 09:51 PM

That's not the problem. He/She said there is a learning disability. That requires specialized tutorials. I don't think
it is understood how much work it is to make even a single chapter. Besides words, also a lot of screenies are needed. That for every topic. Basically undoable. Unless one gets paid for the next 3 years to develop such a book.