Excellent!!!

[fingal]

What onlinebacon has in his favour is ... he's young. I reckon that's a good time to start something and be enthusiastic about it. There was an article in Linux Format a few months ago: an interview with Alan Cox the Welsh Linux hacker.

When he was asked 'What makes a good programmer' he said, 'They tend to start young'. Part of the problem is to keep going and not feel discouraged.

[onlinebacon]

The programme says, the new one i did, insert name: foo
Hello, foo

And I have done a farenheit to celcius conversion and a normal hello world

Can't wait till im a great english hacker

[AndrewB]

The programme says, the new one i did, insert name: foo
Hello, foo

And I have done a farenheit to celcius conversion and a normal hello world

Can't wait till im a great english hacker

Cool,
Sitting playing with C/C++ the now actually

[winter]

oh and make sure ye like beer........we need more hackers who like fine beer.

[techieMoe]

My advice: ignore any and all advice you're getting in this thread about which programming language to use. If you like C++, stick with C++ and pick up another language only if you feel like it. Programming languages all have their niche and all have their set of fans. The main thing I encourage is to keep up your enthusiasm.

[onlinebacon]

Thanks for that, techieMoe, will stick with C++

[AndrewB]

Thanks for that, techieMoe, will stick with C++

w00t
you can help me then

[onlinebacon]

will try :P