I started playing around with programming 15 years ago. For many different reasons I got good, but not quite good enough to actually finish anything serious. When I started to learn about different programming languages, C, Pascal, Basic and so on, I picked them up quite quickly. Tried to program, but never finished anything other than small stuff. Then I learned all about structured programming, eventually I learned modular programming, and eventually OOP. At each stage I tried and tried again only to find that I still cannot complete any sort of sizeable program. Yet I know it is not a limitation in the method, (Structured, Modular, OOP ect), or the language (Basic, C, C++, Pascal ect), because many others developed using those methods and languages long before OOP ever became serious. Later, upon studying OOP, I learned that there are different methodologies, but I cant find any really detailed resourses on them. If I study methodologies, will I later have to learn something else.
2006-06-06
12:20:11
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Francis R
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