How to learn c programming or c++ by own?

and also visual basics or other languages cuz i want to learn..........

How to learn c programming or c++ by own?
Visual Basic is an easy to learn language and info can be found on Microsoft's msdn site.^1


If you choose C++ (and I recommend it) then you should not have to worry about learning C, most the topics in C you'd learn in C++ and if you need to learn C later then it should not be a problem.


My favorite language is Pascal.^2 It's not that common a language anymore, but its got all the features of C++ and much easier to learn.


Thefreecountry.com^3 has links to just about anything programming related, and if you're looking for books the best I've seen is the "How to program" series from Deitel.^4
Reply:The best way to start your world in computer programming is to start it with C.


First go to the site http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...


and start your c classes.


then get deeper into the site and try to solve simple tasks using C.


when you are well settled in C you go forward to C++.


There will be som interesting concepts like class and inheritance. then the programkming workd is yours.








Note:


never start with C++. start with only C.
Reply:you should start by Googling for them, there are lots of free tutorials to get you started, just choose some that you might think is good. One think though, programming is not only about syntax and things, it's mostly about logics building, you should be able to program in any language if you already have that skill.
Reply:Visual Basic is easiest to start with. C and C++ are very similar, I'd recommend just going for C++. "Sam's Teach Yourself" series is excellent for learning programming. Once you've worked through some of that you can find lots of useful tutorials on the internet as well.
Reply:just find a good book and start with it. practice more to learn perfectly and if possible make a project using language that you are learning it will help you lot.
Reply:Schaum's Outline of Programming with C++


by John R. Hubbard
Reply:just start with C if u dont hv any programming background then gradually cover C++. Once the concepts in C and C++ r clear then u can easily go for any other language without wasting much of ur time.
Reply:Start with C. It is a bit difficult, but it is the basic language any programmer must know. Once you get the hang of c, understanding and learning any other language becomes quite easy.





Then you can move on to c++. C++ would help you to learn the OOPS concept.





Visual Basic is easy to learn and work with. It is suitable for developing small applications. For larger projects, code generated by vb is inefficient, both in terms of size and speed. I recommend you to learn C# instead of Vb. C# is much more efficient.