C++. Working on perfecting it, but I can do the basics, which is pretty good.
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laurracarrot has written 2 entries about this goal
Borrowed “Sams Teach Yourself C++: One Hour a Day”.
Lesson 1: Getting Started
1. Compilers vs. Interpretters
a. Compilers read code, convert it to object (?); not limited
b. Interpreters are limited
2. Essentials to Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
a. Encapsulation (it is what it is; don’t ask questions; “resistors”)
b. Inheritance/Reuse (work off older stuff instead of restarting)
c. Polymorphism (it’s able to do it no matter what/where it’s at; “many forms”)
3. Development Cycle
a. Edit Source Code
b. Compile (re-edit source code if errors occur, otherwise move on)
c. Link (re-edit source code if errors occur, otherwise move on)
d. Run program (re-edit source code if errors occur, otherwise move on)
e. Done
Hello World Program!
Still working on understanding the compiler section (once I can get a compiler)—looking to getting XCODE from Apple Store. Great first step!
