Are there any good language books that any of you recommend or worked with? If so can you please post the title or author of the book. As of right now i have a basic C++ I am working my way through and i just want to learn as much as i can about coding. I used to think you could just "hack" like most people do but now I realize it is much more than a 4 letter word. Thanks in advance.

http://www.cprogramming.com not a book but a great site and it's free. I also have all their tutorials in text form somewhere. I might upload them.

hey acrylic thanks I think the site is down now though..at least thats what it says I'll check it out once its back up though

i quite like that site, as for books, i dont like them, i feel that they are often not what they claim to be, c++ in 24 hours: yeah, if you read it cover to cover, really fast and understand everything.....

personally, i learn Everything i could possibly need to know over the internet, simple google searches are godly, but i do recommend the oreily books(they're great, even if he does have an EVIL name (different person, but still)

Thanks yea i think i might stick to google and things off the web. The book i have right now is on C++ and its by Brian Overland. Its pretty good its just hard to get familiar with and hard to understand. I want to get familiar with the languages though..what all do you know Cuddles?

Wow, that site's never been down before. And I go to it quite often. Yeah, the other Oreily should die, but this one's cool.

im near fluent in almost every programming language as long as i have an internet connection(i have this knack, i know what to search for)

i can code javascript, html, css, php, and many other web-based "programming" langauges(more scripting, but whatever, lets keep it simple)

im "learning" c++ in class (school, im atleast 3 weeks ahead of my class, the only benefits im getting are habits, and 3d graphics stuff at the end of the year for like 2 weeks)

i know basic, qbasic, and vb6, i was learning brainfuck(yes, that's a programming language), but i got bored with it(it's quite simplistic), i thought about learning pascal, and i know perl quite well

im what you'd probably want to call a linguist, i see connections in things that normal people wouldnt, so i pick up on things better, as i am not learning something completely new, im incorporating things to an old scheme.

wow thats pretty amazing..hah i know very basic html, javascript, and C++, but i have time to learn..im only 14 but ill be 15 soon..are you still in highschool or are you talking about college classes?

still in highschool for a couple months yet, im surprised that you're even learning at 14, it seems that noone ever is around that age, good on ya'

I agree with cuddels, give yourself a project and complete it. Use google to find the errors you have or the structure you need. I don't own any books, every thing i know I've learned hands on. I took on many jobs that I wasn't sure i could do, but google help me though it