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Does any one know any good java / c++ / c# tutorials on the net?

I'm looking into coding, but no one happens to do a good tutorial! If some one could post one on Instructables that would be even better. Would any one recommend coding as a job for an up-coming member of society? (I'm not there yet.)

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Aug 10, 2010. 9:19 PMrueleonheart says:
I know a site where you can learn C# Tutorials.
Mar 22, 2009. 2:23 PMorksecurity says:
There's a lot of good information about Java on IBM's DeveloperWorks website -- http://www.ibm.com/java

I believe that includes some basic tutorials as well as more advanced material.

As a job: Coding per se, no. Software engineering, yes.
Apr 3, 2009. 8:21 PMRishnai says:
The way I understand it, "coding" is a kind of grunt work involved in almost all computer jobs (not jobs that just happen to use a computer). "Software engineering" is where you design and write programs. Desgning how Word 2009 would work would be a software engineering job. Actually typing and debugging the thousands of lines of code involved in making your Word 2009 project work is the process of coding.
Apr 12, 2009. 5:52 PMRishnai says:
Then the good news is that the local library should have books about the nuts and bolts of various languages. Java is a good place to start. The programming books out there aren't like the textbooks that were the bane of high school--they're easy to read, well-structured, and applicable. They don't help much with the creativeness factor, but if you have the time and patience to just throw things together, having a textbook to reference is priceless. And when it comes to debugging, having a textbook around is like having the MLA handbook on your desk when that big term paper is due--you're not left wondering about syntax or anything else. Best of all, many libraries will sell beat-up or outdated copies of coding manuals that retailed for $50 for a dollar. That's where I started.
Apr 13, 2009. 4:26 PMRishnai says:
As long as you can use an index, it's pretty user-friendly. In fact, check the index before you buy. I've bought a couple that were badly organized and best used as doorstops.
Apr 13, 2009. 7:56 PMRishnai says:
I know that feeling.

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