Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 8/14/05, Justin Willmert <justin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dotan,
I'm glad to here I was a help to you. As a little side comment, I
thought C++ would be a couple more years in the future when I just
suddenly took up learning it. I bet you gravitate towards learning C/C++
before you know it.
Start out with realistic expectations and you'll be happily rewarded.
Happy Coding!
Justin
You're probably right. If it weren't for the memory managment, I
probably would have started with C/C++. It seems that prgraming in C
is removing another layer of insulation from between the programer and
the OS. I like that. But I must learn before I start to mess things up
with it.
As a side note, another poster requested that I write back with my
findings on a perl tutorial. I must say: they are all out of date. It
seems that somewhere around 2002 people stopped being interested in
perl. Probably becase of php, because around 2001-2002 we see all the
php tutorials popping up. So I am looking for a hebrew book on perl. I
think that O'reilley has one. I would recommend to that same poster,
and anybody else, to get a book if he wants to learn perl.
Dotan Cohen
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Might also have to do with the impending new version of perl (version
6). It might be that those inclined to write tutorials are waiting. If
you have a tutorial from the 2000- 2002 period, it's going to be just
fine for perl v5.x.
--R
