Become a better programmer

There is only so much school can teach you… There comes a point where the individual needs to learn to think within the code…. I’ve reached that point. The language is not crucial to success here, but rather gaining the ability to gracefully make a computer do what I want. This should be interesting, when will I have reached the goal?

Hey I have basic knowledge of C-sharp programming language

just tell me how can i do this

1-Imrpove my Object Oriented Concepts

2-Imrpove my logics

3-Learn to make use cases

4-Flow charts , Algorithms…

5- how can I learn loads of these things.. I had the basic knowledge of all

But i forgot .. a lil bitl… so now i wanna become an expert.. I was busy in my other life .. now i am back .. so tell me how can i get normal.. and get all my previous knowledge :) please do tell me

tell me the sites .. or any other resources which can help me ok

What is required is work on the core, so i’m working now on algorithms and data structures..

I want to improve my skills and get back all my previous knowledge.

I’ve always fancied learning to program in Perl so got myself a copy of the above book and am currently ploughing through it.

Not quite sure how useful it will be in my day-to-day programming tasks but I am hoping that it will give me a different perspective on solving programming problems.

Im a young guy, and I do not have any formal CS or engineering education, so most of my programming has been from the hip. As a result, I have picked up and maintained a few habits that I wish I hadn’t, and skipped a few steps that would have probably saved me a lot of trouble. I also have a bad habit of abandoning projects when my ever changing train of thought derails or starts running backwards.

I would like to become the type of programmer that is able to apply himself efficiently and consistently, so that I may someday beable to look back on the countless hours of cathode ray tube induced radiation therapy I have undergone, and say “Hey, that was a productive and meaningful obsession”.

I graduated with a computer science degree this year, you’d think I’ve be awesome at it by now? Nope, still learning everyday at my job… This is just the nature of it, always something new to learn. This will always be on my list.

I program as a hobby, but I want to master Quick Basic and if I ever get my hands on a manual, GFA-BASIC. I love Profan2, but my German is terrible, so I can forget trying to master it. But it’s cool to mess around in… I can do windows easily than I can in GFA. I just dislike the Windows environment so much…

I am Dot Net Programmer, and I want to improve my programming logic.

C++ is too hard :(