In case you haven't guessed it by the tile of the page, this section of my home page is for all the programmers out there. This page is geared more at the beginning to intermediate programmers. I figure if you are a master at programming that you would know all the stuff explained on this page. Each category is meant to give you a feel for the language and give you info as well as links to some other place to obtain even more information. Do feel free though to e-mail me or even drop a message in my Guest book if you see something wrong on this page or have something you think might interest others. I can't promise it will show up, but I'll try and put it up.
DOS Batch Files - This is a good place to start. Here you will find some examples of programming back when it was ONLY DOS. Learn how to create some quick, easy, and useful little programs to amaze your friends! BASIC (Coming Soon) - Learn the BASIC language here. BASIC is one of the beginner languages. Many argue that PASCAL is better, but we will stick with BASIC here sense I grew up on that. This language give you a little bit more control over what your computer does. This is kind of a step-up from DOS batch files. You can create some even cooler programs with this language. C/C++ (Coming Soon) - OK, so you have got DOS and BASIC down. Now you think you are ready to move on up to a better language. Well, C/C++ might just be what you are looking for. This language is what many of today's programmers use to create all the programs and games you love to run and play. Here I am going to just get your feet wet right now in C++ for two reasons: 1) C and C++ are different 2) There is no way I could teach you everything about C or C++. This is just to let you see what it is all about and if you like, check in to your high school or college about taking some courses in it. You might want to even check out some of those learn C/C++ in 21 days books, but NOTHING replaces good old fashioned classroom learning.
