how do you make your own code

[bunker2]

i am always wounding how people make up there own codes liek actionscripts javascripts stuff like that i dont under stand can some one explain to me how you do that?thank you

[WadeBlock]

Yep, pretty much what SpamBurger said.
Just pick a language, find some tutorials and start learning.

[bunker2]

well where can i learn?(dont tell me school)

[WadeBlock]

Well, since it sounds like you're a beginner. You should start with HTML. Which you can learn here:
http://w3schools.com

[WadeBlock]

At 7/20/06 01:11 PM, Mcconnellwade wrote: Well, since it sounds like you're a beginner. You should start with HTML. Which you can learn here:
http://w3schools.com

Sorry, I made a mistake in my linking. Apparently w3schools needs to have a "www" in it's link.

http://www.w3schools.com/

[SpamBurgerPie]

Your going to want a website to publish what you make in any other code on so you might aswell start with html, its very simple.

[WadeBlock]

At 7/20/06 01:15 PM, Ca1um wrote:

At 7/20/06 01:11 PM, Mcconnellwade wrote: Well, since it sounds like you're a beginner. You should start with HTML. Which you can learn here:
http://w3schools.com

Ahh... people always reccomend learning HTML first, but I honestly don't know the point... you can't compare HTML to any other langugage really, because it is that simple.
I say just go for what you want to learn first, that's what I did, and I regret nothing...

I just think HTML is best to learn first because of it's simplicity. But, hey, nothing wrong with learning something else. W3Schools is still a good source for learning, they've got tutorials on all kinds of web languages.

[Jcrypt]

I think you all misunderstood what he was even asking lol. He was wondering how to write his OWN language. And in this case you would have to write a compiler/interpurter for your language. Like...

int main(void){
cout << "Hi";
}

When translated into your language/compiler could be like...

start main();
say "Hi!";
end program;

[elbekko]

At 7/20/06 01:18 PM, Mcconnellwade wrote: I just think HTML is best to learn first because of it's simplicity. But, hey, nothing wrong with learning something else. W3Schools is still a good source for learning, they've got tutorials on all kinds of web languages.

Well, thing is, HTML isn't a programming language. It has almost no logic, so it's no use to learn programming with HTML =/

[bunker2]

thank you every one for your advice it was very help full

[JeremysFilms]

At 7/20/06 02:06 PM, elbekko wrote:

At 7/20/06 01:18 PM, Mcconnellwade wrote: I just think HTML is best to learn first because of it's simplicity. But, hey, nothing wrong with learning something else. W3Schools is still a good source for learning, they've got tutorials on all kinds of web languages.

Well, thing is, HTML isn't a programming language. It has almost no logic, so it's no use to learn programming with HTML =/

I disagree, I think it's a great first language because it prepares you for some basic things that really count. It teaches you to always spell everything in the code correctly, that code all has some rules to how it must be written, and to memorize many names of tags which prepares you to memorize functions and such.

[seel]

At 7/20/06 02:00 PM, Jcrypt wrote: I think you all misunderstood what he was even asking lol. He was wondering how to write his OWN language. And in this case you would have to write a compiler/interpurter for your language. Like...

int main(void){
cout << "Hi";
}

When translated into your language/compiler could be like...

start main();
say "Hi!";
end program;

No he wasn't clear.. But still, tell me more, that shit is intresting ;) I have always wanted to know that stuff but never got my ass moving n googld it.. Srsly, tell me more over PM or MSN :P

[Sir-Davey]

I suggest you start with Flash's ActionScript. Get a Flash trial on www.macromedia.com and then follow some tutorials online or buy an ActionScript book.

What's great about starting with ActionScript is that you have Newgrounds to publish your stuff.