Here are some hints on programming that I think will be helpful:
I recommend you to start out with a simple language, such as Python. It is not the easiest language, but it is pretty simple. BASIC languages are the easiest languages, since they are English commands (or abbreviated English). With BASIC languages you can't do much stuff, that is why I'm suggesting Python instead of a BASIC language. With Python it is easier than with other languages and it's pretty powerful for its simpleness. After that, you might want to learn an even more powerful language, such as C or C++. Microsoft's C# is also becoming pretty popular... you might want to consider it as one of your options. After you have learned your language, you might just want to stay with one or two languages, like that you won't mess up while making a program. Another hint that I can tell you is to keep practicing the the program, else you will lose your skills and not be so successful.
Some people might just want to stay with one language, and that means start a strong language at once. I would say go with C and then migrate to C++, since they're almost the same but they're also different. If you go with C++, go with Visual C++ (better than just plain C++). After all it is all your choice. You might want to take these suggestions or just do something else.
(If you want to add hints or recommendations, please send an email to jimmie_08@hotmail.com with the subject"suggestions". Thanks for cooperating.)
