[SexySquirrel]

I have three simple questions for everyone involved with this forum.

1.) How did you get into coding and why do you do it?

2.) Why do you like it? (And if you don't...explain why because I don't see why anyone would do something that they don't enjoy doing)

3.) What was your first language and why.

[gabehabe]

http://www.dreaminco...showforum93.htm

1) Friend at school dabbled so I tried it and liked it.

2) Always brings different challenges.

3) C++ because it's what my friend showed me

[SexySquirrel]

gabehabe, on 10 Sep, 2009 - 02:09 AM, said:

http://www.dreaminco...showforum93.htm

Thanks for the feedback.

And are you saying that I posted in wrong section??

[gabehabe]

Yes.

Also, you didn't answer the questions

[SexySquirrel]

gabehabe, on 10 Sep, 2009 - 03:07 AM, said:

Yes.

Also, you didn't answer the questions

Can I move it?

Lol, I'll anwer them tommorow I'm tired..*yawn*

[gabehabe]

ANSWER THEM OR SUFFER MY WRATH.

Also, a mod/admin will move it later. Most of them are mrcn and probably still sleeping.

[KYA]

Still to this day, I can never forget Martyr2's original answer in one of those first threads:

I got into programming to get chicks.

[PsychoCoder]

I got into programming to rule the world

[KYA]

You didn't even finish the sentence!

[SexySquirrel]

gabehabe, on 10 Sep, 2009 - 03:15 AM, said:

ANSWER THEM OR SUFFER MY WRATH.

Also, a mod/admin will move it later. Most of them are mrcn and probably still sleeping.

Lmao..No need to feel your wrath, here they are..

1.) I was playing a game and a friend was talking to me about making these cool programs..so I gave it a try. And I liked it

2.) I like it because..well you get to create a program!..lol

3.) VB.Net, it's basic,

This post has been edited by SexySquirrel: 10 September 2009 - 06:13 PM

[ladyinblack]

Hi,

1. I was in junior high when my brother decided to do computer studies as one of his subjects and instead of actually doing my work (same thing goes for maths), I was reading his text books.

2. Its a challenge, and why would anyone wanna stick with something that's easy.

3. Got involved with Basic first. Did my own program in Basic and amazed a few of my classmates? Now, I'm beginning to wish I had kept all my projects I had ever done. Why? It was 1993/4. When I was a senior thats when I chose computer studies and we were taught Pascal. I was disappointed at first, but because of what I knew in Basic, Pascal seemed easier.

[syfran]

1. I saw Learn to Program BASIC in the school book catalog ( 4th grade I think) and decided I wanted to program games I then moved to VB to C++ and finally to Java

2. It's a challenge and something that I can learn quickly.

3. See 1.

This post has been edited by syfran: 11 September 2009 - 01:54 AM

[WushuMonster]

I got into coding to find a better job, so I started towards earning a software development degree in community college. Along the way though I found I really like mathematics and more advanced topics that aren't covered at my school. Math stops at 104 - Intermediate Algebra here as a requirement. Everything is very accounting related too, and none of my projects go beyond building crummy cash register type applications for used car dealerships :-P The school really isn't bad about getting people into jobs quickly, but I want to learn more. So I'll be transferring to OSU to start on a computer science degree, as it's much more flexible and in depth.

Oh, and my langauge of choice right now is C#, though I'll be learning more C++ this fall (taking an extra course through The Game Institute).

[Locke]

KYA, on 10 Sep, 2009 - 08:04 AM, said:

You didn't even finish the sentence!

He rules the world...he doesn't have to.

[KYA]

Since he "crossed it out" the single is left dangling.


Even diabolical tyrants should have proper grammar.

This post has been edited by KYA: 11 September 2009 - 09:56 AM