[Kenyanke]

nom nom nom

[Confuzzed Otto]

Google.

I used to have a good guide on this bookmarked but don't have it anymore. It was on my other Google account

[Kenyanke]

I'd rather not read through all the garbage most site have.

[tattooediam]

Try Codecademy.com really good site to get the basics down..

[LuckyLuke]

Kenyanke posted:

I'd rather not read through all the garbage most site have.

That 'Garbage' is essential to learning a programming language, it's not something you can learn over night and expect to make the next Windows OS the next day,

[Kenyanke]

I already know that, as I am already a programmer, I want a simple approach to learning it, not overly complicated.

[Omega86]

I personally am going through the community college level to learn it. However, a couple of good websites are:

http://www.cplusplus.com

and

http://www.dreamincode.net/

Hope these help you, and have fun getting into the mind-numbing task of coding. :P

[i-am-teh-sex]

Kenyanke posted:

I already know that, as I am already a programmer, I want a simple approach to learning it, not overly complicated.

Go grab a book from Easons then, books aren't too complicated

[Snickerdoodle]

http://facepunch.com/forumdisplay.php?f=240

There's the programming forum, which is quite useful.

[Pridezero]

I agree Codeacademy is the best way to learn the basics unless you take a college course. Try it and its free too. Thats where I learned java.