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Newcomers DBPro Corner / How do I program in DarkBasic Pro ?

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sweldon
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Location: Delaware,Ohio
Posted: 25th Jan 2012 04:44
Is there a book or owners manual I can get for this Program? If yes does it cost extra?

How does one start to code a program ?

How does one learn all command functions ?

Does this program deal with older c++ "Borland Turbo 4.0" Ideas ?

How can I create a 3-d canvas and object with Milkshape?

What are basic Joint / Point areas to be used if one is building with \milkshape?

how do I add grids/ blocks of data ?

How can link a game to a server/ multiple Ip's ?



I have never programmed much of anything in my existence but I wish to try, so please be patient with me on the many things I am about to ask.I know I got a lot of Noob Questions......
sweldon
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 05:22
I mean I know this is tons to ask, but I have an awesome idea.Probably like most of you have had in starting .

mine started with this code script

Borland C++ Turbo 4.0


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include <iostream.h>
include <conio.h>
include <math.h>
include <complex.h>

int main(void)
{
float a,b,c,d,e;
float f,g,h,i,j;


cout<<"/n/n/n"Welcome to Trigonometry 101";
cout<</n"Please enter Angle A: "<<a;
cout<</n"Please enter Adjacent: "<<b;
cout<</n""Please enter hypotenuse: "<<c;
e=((2*3.14)/(b/c));
f=(a*e);
cout<</n"Please enter time { In Military 100seconds per minute ration} :"<<h;
g=(1/h);
i=((f*g));
cout<</n"Your answer in Radians is : "<<i;
j=(i*360);
cout<</n"Your answer in Degree's is : "<<j;
}
return 0;

** This is as far I got in engineering Programming **
So I thinking I need lots of help ... maybe a book or a tutor / teacher ?

What thing may be can be , but most of all might be of what might or might not come from all thing within what you see hear or may have around you.
CumQuaT
AGK Master
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Location: Tasmania, Australia
Posted: 25th Jan 2012 06:24 Edited at: 25th Jan 2012 06:26
Everything you could possibly need to get started is in the help file that comes included with DBpro... Just hit F1.

Once you start needing more, just get the two books that TGC offer. They're very comprehensive.

I have to say it baffles me how many people post this same question on here... I mean... I don't mean to be rude, but the 'help' menu is right there at the top of the screen... Right there... Just... Clickedy... Just one little... Gah...


Hodgey
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 07:03
And let us not forget TDK's Tutorials.

sweldon
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 13:10
Thank you both for your postings. I am now reading all data presented to me . I hope I will figure this out faster now.
pleaes stay and I will try to remain

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