Very BEST PROGRAM TO LEARN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING?

AT THE MOMENT WHAT IS THE BEST PROGRAM TO LEARN IF I WANT TO BE A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. GIVE ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER PROGRAMS FOR THE 10 POINTS! THANKS

Very BEST PROGRAM TO LEARN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING?
The BEST right now's Borland Delphi, Microsoft Studio.NET, and JAVA.





For The BASIC - DOS Based : Turbo PASCAL and Turbo C++





But if you want to learn to become an expert, may be I can suggest you my way to learn about programing.





1st Learn Turbo Pascal 7.1 and Turbo C++ (DOS Based)


why ? because in here you can learn about the basic for Branching (if... then .... ), Looping (do.... while....), Procedure - Function, Reccusion, etc.


Why C++ ? it's need if you want to become an expert for JAVA progaming. And also in here try to learn about the basic of Object Oriented programing/OOP. Which need for the 2nd step.





Also te learn about Programing Algorithm, DATA Structure. This helps you to make a structured Algorithms in your program, easy to develop in next time.





This first step is a basic of the basic. An old folks said :





"IN OLD TIMES WHEN WE LEARN ABOUT DOS VERY DEEP. SURE ITS SUCKS. BUT WHEN WINDOWS COME OUT, WE CAN BE THE EXPERT OF IT, ALSO POSSIBLE FOR US TO LEARN LINUX, EVEN WORST WE CAN BE A HACKER BY OUR SELF"





And I said this one is for REAL.





2nd Learn for Borland Delphi, VB, JAVA


After learning Pascal, C++. You should be already understand about OOP, which it makes you easy to handel Delphi/VB/JAVA. Because in here it's OOP and makes you easy and could make a good program interface using its GUI/Graphical User Interface.





And also this Step used at most University for Information system / Computer Science.





If you having trouble to study about programing, feel free to contact me.





Thanks





Below is a link that will help you to find a free tutorials and tips to learn how to make programs.
Reply:Best programming language to learn to be a computer programmer...that is quite a tough question.


Personally, I wouldn't bother learning a specific language until you can master the basics.


In my case, I took computer science in high school to learn the basics for Java. (1 school year) These basics create a roadmap to then choose what language you really want to learn.


If you wish to create websites, learn PHP.


If you wish to write stable programs, learn C++.


Learn the others if you desire, but only unless you can master one or both of the above ones. Python is such a hassle!


Do note that I intentionally skipped mentioning vb6/vb.net because it is merely treated as child's play. Not for a true programmer.


Also note that the basics of java, which teach you about case breaks, if/else statements, etc. will be used for any language you wish to learn. Thus this is a two step process.


Basics of Java --%26gt; Actual language you wish to learn.





Although I used web tutorials to learn how to code, I would have been better off buying a "____ for dummies" book from the local bookstore. As of this moment, I have a "Php %26amp; Mysql for dummies" book next to me to use as a reference manual.