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Program Design? I asked about operating system design but but that looked quite hard how would i be able to create a program like any program really. But how would i make a program. Please if you are going to say very hard dont answer!
I liked the sound of eclipse so i tried to download it. I went to thier site and clicked download now button. I scrolled down and clicked eclipse classic. The thing popped up saying do you want to run or save or cancel i cliked run. The box disappeared and the info bar at the BOTTEM with a picture of a arrow pointing to a symbol that i think meant harddrive. But as far as i know nothing downloaded please help me thanks!
There’s loads of subjects in there, VB is just one of them. You may find it easier than compiling an OS though! (You’ll need to create a log-in with them, but watch the "Visual Basic 6.0 Basics" from the instructor Garth C Sculte….he’s good!) References :
if its o/s stuff.. normally its different.. MS etc have libraries for doing certain funtions included.. as does any language..
you could make it in any language and compile it to either a COM or EXE , but as for coding low level stuff, well you have to choices, either use the pre-defined libraries/functions or learn assembler also. References :
If you have Microsoft Excel you already have some programming capability as it ships with VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). Lots of resources on the web and it will give you an introduction into programming structure.
It depends what sort of program you’re going to write. You need some ideas first before you start buying programming packages, otherwise it’s like sitting before a blank sheet of paper with absolutely no idea what sort of thing you want to do.
Try to find some tutorials, either online or in books from the library (make sure they’re fairly recent ones though) as those will usually give you some good examples to start on. Or see if your local college runs evening classes in programming which might give you some direction.
Java and VB are quite popular languages so I would start looking at either or both of those. References :
If you want to create your own program you need to know no. and at least one others in the following:
1. Algorithm and Algebra
2. Visual Basic Programming (for Windows Environment Only)
3. C++ (windows, linux, unix)
4. Java (windows, linux, unix)
5. or any other Programming Language
Then, you can create your own program… References :
I suggest Java as it is free and comes with some great tools and there is a huge amount of information on the web.
Get a copy of Eclipse from http://www.eclipse.org which is a great FREE development environment and get Java from Sun.
Finally search Google for Java Tutorials
Good Luck and Have fun.
Writing operating systems is not hard just requires different tools you can write an o/s in Java (Sun have done so) but for speed you need assembler/C and / or c++ my suggestion is start small and build your skills. References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 2:38 am
Program Design?
I asked about operating system design but but that looked quite hard how would i be able to create a program like any program really. But how would i make a program. Please if you are going to say very hard dont answer!
I liked the sound of eclipse so i tried to download it. I went to thier site and clicked download now button. I scrolled down and clicked eclipse classic. The thing popped up saying do you want to run or save or cancel i cliked run. The box disappeared and the info bar at the BOTTEM with a picture of a arrow pointing to a symbol that i think meant harddrive. But as far as i know nothing downloaded please help me thanks!
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:40 am
Try doing something a little easier. Like VB (Visual Basic).
You can download the VB Editor (from Microsoft, for free) here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/downloads/default.aspx
You can learn VB from all sorts of places, everywhere has tutorials on it, but try this for video’s:
http://www.cbtnuggets.com/webapp/videos
There’s loads of subjects in there, VB is just one of them. You may find it easier than compiling an OS though! (You’ll need to create a log-in with them, but watch the "Visual Basic 6.0 Basics" from the instructor Garth C Sculte….he’s good!)
References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:42 am
if its o/s stuff.. normally its different.. MS etc have libraries for doing certain funtions included.. as does any language..
you could make it in any language and compile it to either a COM or EXE , but as for coding low level stuff, well you have to choices, either use the pre-defined libraries/functions or learn assembler also.
References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:44 am
If you have Microsoft Excel you already have some programming capability as it ships with VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). Lots of resources on the web and it will give you an introduction into programming structure.
Alternatively try http://www.freebyte.com/programming/ or look at Java from http://java.sun.com/
References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:46 am
It depends what sort of program you’re going to write. You need some ideas first before you start buying programming packages, otherwise it’s like sitting before a blank sheet of paper with absolutely no idea what sort of thing you want to do.
Try to find some tutorials, either online or in books from the library (make sure they’re fairly recent ones though) as those will usually give you some good examples to start on. Or see if your local college runs evening classes in programming which might give you some direction.
Java and VB are quite popular languages so I would start looking at either or both of those.
References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:48 am
Hi my dear;
If you want to create your own program you need to know no. and at least one others in the following:
1. Algorithm and Algebra
2. Visual Basic Programming (for Windows Environment Only)
3. C++ (windows, linux, unix)
4. Java (windows, linux, unix)
5. or any other Programming Language
Then, you can create your own program…
References :
August 2nd, 2009 at 7:50 am
Any one can learn programming.
I suggest Java as it is free and comes with some great tools and there is a huge amount of information on the web.
Get a copy of Eclipse from http://www.eclipse.org which is a great FREE development environment and get Java from Sun.
Finally search Google for Java Tutorials
Good Luck and Have fun.
Writing operating systems is not hard just requires different tools you can write an o/s in Java (Sun have done so) but for speed you need assembler/C and / or c++ my suggestion is start small and build your skills.
References :