[Vi-Sion]

Well from what i've passed through so far,you first need to understand how programming works learn a language practice keep practicing and then all other languages should probably be easy to learn .

[mothered]

Learn the underlying concepts - syntax comes after.

Evidently.

I didn't mention any respective order, nor anything else that's required. There's a lot more to It than just the underlying concepts and syntax, hence my comment of "you're well and truly on the right track towards succeeding" . If you can't apply yourself and manipulate the language to perform as per the objective you're trying to achieve, all else Is pretty much futile.

[Pikami]

When I was 13 I played SAMP and I tought of creating a page to scam the players, the page claimed to give in game currency, after spreading it aroud I was rich af. (In-game).
A person found my page, doxed me, got in contact with me and invited me to his forum. The forum was about hacking and it was not big, peple shared exploits for various local sites. Everything I saw there amazed me, the thing I noticed is that people used viruses binded to fake hacking programs, the first thing I tougt to myself was - "I should make my own plogram, but insted of a virus, the program should report to me with the victims password". Soon after the new program was reporting in and I was rolling in accounts!
The forum closed and I stoped coding for two years, I did not think I would code anymore and I tought I should focus on school and educational stuff.
Two years have passed and aother guy from the closed forum somehow found me and invited me to a forum witch was about SAMP server programming. When I entered the forum for the first time, it became a new home for me, I started to code again and hosting my own SAMP server, the server required a gamescript file witch was coded by hand in a language simalar to C. After a year of coding SAMP servers and helping others from the forum, I found out that a "Programing school for kids" was opening near my location. I signed up for the C++ class and was the best in class.
Everything just went sky-rocketing from then, I started learning new languages, got into hecking, reverse engeniering and all the other good stuff.

[lux]

Learn the underlying concepts - syntax comes after.

Evidently.

I didn't mention any respective order, nor anything else that's required. There's a lot more to It than just the underlying concepts and syntax, hence my comment of "you're well and truly on the right track towards succeeding" . If you can't apply yourself and manipulate the language to perform as per the objective you're trying to achieve, all else Is pretty much futile.

you're such a cunt

[mothered]

you're such a cunt

I see your demeanor hasn't changed.

I don't have any hostility nor animosity towards you. Your underlying Issues are something you need to deal with, hence are Immaterial to me.
I wish you all the very best.

[Psi]

Well, I'm currently not very experienced in coding.. But I plan to learn quite a lot as time passes by. My interest in coding mainly spiked when I noticed all the unlimited possibilities you could do with it. (And to be honest, also the financial abilities you may gain from becoming a professional coder).

[eddo]

This makes me wonder,what language you code in ? @eddo

I mostly dabble in HTML (including CSS and Javascript) since they're my first languages. I'm currently working with Python, PHP, Unix, and C. I like learning multiple languages at once so I don't get bored... Haha. But what about you?

[lux]

This makes me wonder,what language you code in ? @eddo

I mostly dabble in HTML (including CSS and Javascript) since they're my first languages. I'm currently working with Python, PHP, Unix, and C. I like learning multiple languages at once so I don't get bored... Haha. But what about you?

LUL I CODE UNIX I AM PRO GRAMMER HURRDURRR

[Vi-Sion]

I mostly dabble in HTML (including CSS and Javascript) since they're my first languages. I'm currently working with Python, PHP, Unix, and C. I like learning multiple languages at once so I don't get bored... Haha. But what about you?

Well i only know java and (html +css) but in my opinion html and css aren't coding languages .
I believe that one language is enough at least for now, learning others would be easy if you're already good at one.

[fiddlesticks]

I wouldn't consider myself to be a programmer, however i do alot of automation and scripting. Mostly Powershell.

I got into that when i was around 17. I hosted a porn site while in school (for some 34 year old guy) and found automation pretty handy with web hosting.