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Lately, I discover more and more that it's good to have extensive knowledge of programming fundamentals. Sadly, I am (one of the many) self-taught PHP developers and have no regrets choosing that path.
However, I still think I should extend my knowledge...
Started by Aron Rotteveel on
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I was completely unable to learn anything suggested i would start looking into open source projects....
Another option if you want to learn programming fundamentals is to read Knuth's The Art two answers who recommend the famous "K&R" guide.
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Would it be better to learn C before learning any type of WEB and desktop programming?
I don't know how to program, I want to learn Javascript and my friends suggested to me that I should learn C first.
Started by jitendra on
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Learn an easy to learn language such as....
No absolutely not.
But there's also a lot not to like.
EDIT : Downvoters: Yes, there is a lot to like about JavaScript .
You'll learn a lot that way.
Or download it, if need be), and play.
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If I have limited time, but I want to start learning a few design patterns, which ones should I learn first?
Started by Jian Lin on
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(I.e., you'd never ....
And don't bellyache about not having the time--make the time .
Learn a little about all of them.
Which ones should I learn?"
Any one here.
I want to learn C# but only have time to learn a few keywords.
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I'm coming from an XHTML/CSS background. I don't know much about JavaScript. Would you recommend learning JavaScript before learning a server programming language?
Started by Johnny 5 on
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But it amounts....
That said, what you learn won't make learning a server-side certificates.
You can have a lot of fun with AJAX programming via jquery could be really fun .
You could try to learn both at the same time.
No, not really.
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Whether Learn programming from other (may be senior) programmer or self learning?
Which one do you feel the good choice for any programmer?
Started by LittleBoy on
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That is....
You can learn lots of valuable things and the ways to solve them.
Both approaches have their benefits.
Best way to learn is to just start it with a girl" question.
I'd say a combination.
Any misconceptions and get some feedback.
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Is it a good idea to learn JavaScript before learning a JavaScript framework library such as jQuery, Prototype, etc.?
Sometimes I find myself struggling because I feel I don't know JavaScript as well as I should.
Started by Xaisoft on
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It turned out that I learned both....
It won't take as long to learn as you fear and the rewards will be more.
An emphatic YES.
You question.
Long as you learn the BASICS in Javascript ; HTML document traversing, event handling, etc...
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In terms of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Can you provide a basic, easy explanation with an example?
Started by alex on
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From this "discussion" they....
Not have such coded definition, but will "learn-by-examples": you'll show several images of faces and not-faces and a good algorithm will eventually learn and be able to predict whether number of unlabeled data.
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I'm going to learn asp.net by taking a institute coaching. I have background of java programming but no idea about .NET development. My question is do i need to learn C# first before learning ASP.NET ?
There is similar question like this but as i'm from...
Started by Stark on
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Learning, not that's it difficult....
I'd say no, you don't need to learn C#, coming from java the language will be the easiest part, you'll learn the nuances as you go along.
It's the classes and what's in the framework that's difference .
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Hi!
I want lo learn about Information Retrieval and Machine Learning. Which books do you recommend and in what order do you think is better to read them? The idea is to reach a good understanding of recommendation systems.
Thanks!
Jonathan
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Stanford University has made there course....
I can't help you with machine learning, but for information retrieval, I've found the following two books to be extremely useful:
Information Retrieval
Managing Gigabytes
Well, you are in luck big time.
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A) Since Ajax is based on Javascript and Xml …should I learn Xml and Javascript before trying to learn Ajax?
B) Even if knowing Javascript and Xml is not a must … will I be able to understand and use Ajax more efficiently if I know Javascript and Xml?...
Started by SourceC on
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AJAX == Asynchronous....
Learn javascript, but in my opinion it is best to use json learn one of the javascript libraries (jQuery, dojo, Prototype etc) that will simplify a lot of things in doing AJAX.
Hampered if you don't understand them.
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