Wanting to Learn ..

[Equanox]

i hope i am in the correct area for this

when it comes to computers i enjoy learning all i can if there is always someone to teach me or point me in the direction of some good tutorials so my questions is were can i find come good C# for UO tutorials , or any good programing tutorials. i have found the ones on this forum and put them in my favorites , i also have a few C++ , VC++ , HTML , tutorials saved as well if anyone knows were a few good places for tutorials are for any of the subjects i mentioned please let me know , i am putting together a web page full of tutorials and such for my use and many others who enjoy learning the many forms of programing

thank you for your time.

-Equanox-
-Building the World from the Ground up-

[David]

Experiance in other languages such as C++ would certianly help, but do not confuse C++ with C#. They are two different languages entirely.

Since RunUO uses C# and VB.Net as scripting languages (C# being the standard) a good solid basis in one of those languages is most important. I would suggest an introductory book on C# for most fledgling scriptors but there are many good websites on that topic as well.

Unfortunatly there are only a few tutorials aimed at getting a scriptor started with RunUO. I am sure you have seen the one I am working on, there are a couple more on this site as well. I am not aware of any others--but I've never looked either. I would sure love to see more out there though.

[Equanox]

i can tell they are Different hehe, i work with C++ , C# , HTML , for C# i use SharpDevelop , for C++ i use 2 diiferent i have Borland builder+compiler , and also have microsoft Visual studio.net pro, and for HTML i use Macromedia Dreamweaver , never realy done anything with VB, or java yet but if i can find some good builders/compilers and some tutorials i will be willing to learn hehe .. i am not the best in any of these , i still consider my self a beginner..

thanks i will check out my local books stores and the net for that kinda book
when i get better at C# i would be more then happy to give a hand with the tutorials and if i come cross any good C# Web Pages about Scripting i will post them if thats ok

yep i have read all the tutorials and have them in my Favorites from this site.

Thanks


-Equanox-
-Building the World from the Ground up-

[sol3noid]

The way I like to learn the language is by taking a random script, "butchering" (modding) it and analyzing the results I get after compiling. If some commands do not make sense I refer to the manual or just research it on the net (google of course ). Fixing errors in other people scripts does the job too. Books usually confuse you with shitload of useless theory and concepts. My way is not really common, but it works for me.