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Hi,
I am begginer and i wan to learn programming.
By the way, i not clear about programming and i dont know want start from where to learn. I search some information of programming in internet got hello world this such thing but i dont know what is that.Please tell me what should I do to learn.If got any professional programmer, please leave down your msn or email.
thanks

you can learn Python. Easy to understand for beginners. Check out the Python doc site and take the tutorial.

You'll have a bit of a tough time unless you get a tutorial in your native language.
That said, if you get a "hello world" in the preferred prog language, make small changes to the source and see what it does. If you are like most of us you can spend hundreds of hours getting it horibly wrong. After a while the fog begins to lift.
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If at first you don't succeed, you're about average.M2

The answer depends on many factors, including the following:
1. How computer-literate you are currently
2. For exactly what purpose you want to learn programming
3. How competent you want to become
4. How much effort you are willing to put in.

You might also want to have a look at this:
http://norvig.com/21-days.html
I hope it doesn't put you off. ;-)

First you need to decide on which language you want to learn. Following is what i suggest.
I have about 10 years of working experience in the field of programming. From my experience, to learn programming one should not try and learn object oriented programming in the first step but at the same time one should not try to take very small steps and start with html or javascript. Start with Java but in small steps. Java because its easy to learn. Some might find it difficult if they don't take small steps to learn it. So, at first, just try to learn to use various types of statements, variables, functions and some of the java keywords. (Java has only about 45 keywords that make up the whole language). Don't be overwhelmed by looking at its huge api. Just learn the statements, variables, functions and some of the java keywords. Next thing try to learn what are classes and objects and interfaces. Don't try to learn Inheritance yet. Learn it as the third step after you know what are classes and objects well.
If you want to know how to do the setup on your machine and learn to write your first program, use the following link: It details what you need and how to setup your machine to get set to learn Java.

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