Beginner programmer

Jun 26, 2015 at 8:05pm
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Hi, I'm 14 year old, and I always wanted to program, I started with HTML and it's basically the easiest language .
I wanted to look for a low level language and I found C++.
I bought myself a PDF book called: jumping into c++
Well I read it. And I understand it a bit!, like.
I made myself a password system with only my username and password.
and I want to ask,
Is there a way "outing" commands into that file? Its kinda complex to explain, let's say.
Cmd has tons . of commands. Can I somehow get some or make my own using c++?
And what can I do with c++? I always wanted to make games. But with my experience. Its very hard. Too hard. But what can I do with c++?.
Thanks for answering.
Last edited on Jun 26, 2015 at 8:05pm
Jun 26, 2015 at 8:32pm
Probably best not to think about how you would do things with HTML while learning c++ or some other language. Just work methodically through your book as if you had never programmed before and don't worry about what you were able to do with HTML at this stage.

There are specialized tools for writing games. I bought books showing how to write games using c++. Although I don't write games myself these books do use writing simple 2D games to teach OOP and show how to include graphics and sound.

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Jun 27, 2015 at 3:31am
I'm 15 years and i started programming with c/c++ in the age of 13.
So here's my advice from a teen to a teen.
Age is never considered to be important in the field of programming.programming can be started in any age.
The way To become perfect in programming,is that you should never get tired of learning new things.always try to be active in forums, read books(download Ebooks if you don't want to spend money.)and never ever stop to practice.always remember "practice makes perfect".
Speaking of C++:
You can do almost everything with this language.from creating games and desktop applications to command lines.Everything!even some hacker tools are created with C++.(viruses, worms, trojan etc).
Always try to be active in forums, other peoples questions might be your questions.
Jun 27, 2015 at 5:43am
closed account (1vD3vCM9)
Ok, thanks for the advice
Jun 27, 2015 at 5:54am
Anytime...
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