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Tandy Color Computer 2 and the manual it came with. That was high school, by the time I was forced to take my first programming class (I was a mechanical engineering major) I already knew enough BASIC to make my professor miserable.
He got his vengeance, he was my FORTRAN66 + FORTRAN77 + WATFIV professor. I aced the class, but It wasn't easy because he was teaching all three variants, but our VAX 11/750 only had WATFIV, and the book was for WATFIV.
Later I took a computer generated graphics programming class, but that one was a piece of cake.
That's the extent of my programming education, yet here I am over 17 years since graduation and all I do is program program program. Everything I do now is because I learned it on my own.
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How did you learn to program computers?
I learn by programming apple basic on an apple IIe. I wrote games.
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| April 22, 2009 02:00 AM |
He got his vengeance, he was my FORTRAN66 + FORTRAN77 + WATFIV professor. I aced the class, but It wasn't easy because he was teaching all three variants, but our VAX 11/750 only had WATFIV, and the book was for WATFIV.
Later I took a computer generated graphics programming class, but that one was a piece of cake.
That's the extent of my programming education, yet here I am over 17 years since graduation and all I do is program program program. Everything I do now is because I learned it on my own.
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April 22, 2009 01:00 AM
I was a math major and they forced me to take a programming class. It was the first semester the school offered Java. I learned Java without any graphics, doing change calculators, standard IO, etc. After changing my major, the next semester I took C, C++, and 8086 assembly language. I think those language went a long way toward my understand how programs work. I love programming and find it quite exciting when a program I wrote does what I want it to.
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