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Gennadios Mar 8th, 2008 11:13 PM

Hai! Looking to broaden my horizons.
 
Hey all, I'm currently in my last semster of a computer science major.

I'm having a fairly low workload this semester, so i've taken a few side projects, namely to learn Java (c/c++ is the only language I'm profficient with) and second is to figure out the Win32 API.

The main reason I joined is because 1) I don't read books, and 2) online tutorials only get you so far, so I need a place to post questions about the specific issues I may likely come across.

Anyway, I'll go lurk a bit. Cheers!

Ancient Dragon Mar 8th, 2008 11:58 PM

Re: Hai! Looking to broaden my horizons.
 
Welcome to PFO.

>>I'm currently in my last semster of a computer science major.
Congratulations for finishing what you started. It's been a long haul but well worth the effort. After you graduate you can start learning :)

>>1) I don't read books
How in the world did you ever get this far without ever reading a book ???? There is a lot of information/examples in books that you can't get online.

Benoit Mar 9th, 2008 1:45 PM

Re: Hai! Looking to broaden my horizons.
 
Welcome to the forum :)

Get used to reading books, electronic or otherwise, because there is a lot of useful documentation out there. DOCUMENTATION DOCUMENTATION DOCUMENTATION.

Gennadios Mar 10th, 2008 5:50 PM

Re: Hai! Looking to broaden my horizons.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ancient Dragon (Post 142243)
Welcome to PFO.

>>I'm currently in my last semster of a computer science major.
Congratulations for finishing what you started. It's been a long haul but well worth the effort. After you graduate you can start learning :)

>>1) I don't read books
How in the world did you ever get this far without ever reading a book ???? There is a lot of information/examples in books that you can't get online.


Hah, I should have phrased it differently, I'll read my books when I can't find what I'm looking for in my class notes, programming exercises or online. So there are cases when I get my information from a book, it's just not really a first choice.

Jabo Mar 10th, 2008 6:50 PM

Re: Hai! Looking to broaden my horizons.
 
It's a rare occasion when I can't find what I'm looking for on the net; and 9 out of 10 it's because I'm not using the right keywords.


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