Benchtime Reading

[doodab]

About to start working my way through this

Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: A Pragmatic Guide to Learning Programming Languages Pragmatic Programmers: Amazon.co.uk: Bruce A. Tate: Books

I'm not expecting to get to the end of it so I'm going to start with prolog.

 

[wim121]

Why would you want to learn programming?

Please, dont waste your valuable time.

 

[doodab]

Why would you want to learn programming?

Please, dont waste your valuable time.

It's too late, I learnt about 30 years ago. I just fancied broadening my horizons.

 

[Robinho]

I'd suggest Economics 101

 

[doodab]

I'd suggest Economics 101

When you've finished it you can look up "irony" in the dictionary.

 

[wim121]

It's too late, I learnt about 30 years ago. I just fancied broadening my horizons.

Ahhhh fair enough, i thought you wanted to start learning how to program which nowadays unless you start off young, there will be too many people far better.

 

[Robinho]

When you've finished it you can look up "irony" in the dictionary.

No need, i know what that means.

 

[ChimpMaster]

I'd suggest Economics 101

I'd suggest Telagu or Mandarin.

 

[Lockhouse]

I think this one is probably more appropriate....

 

[doodab]

I think this one is probably more appropriate....

That actually sounds quite a good read.