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Newcomers DBPro Corner / [LOCKED] Average Age?

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Capt Canada
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 07:41
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Hi all

I have dabbled in DB a few years ago and have recently downloaded the DBPro trial and find it very interesting.

I am just wondering what the average age of the ppl using DBPro is? I myself am 38 years old and have been learning and programming in VC++ for about six months and have also tried my hand at some VB programming, but that was with version 4.0

I think DBPro has a lot to offer newcomers and hope that I can find others in my age range who are relatively new to programming, either in DBPro or VC++.

Thanks everyone
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Ric
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 08:39
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I suspect your post may be deleted before long, as the subject of age is frowned upon by the forum administrators (for safety of children on the internet type reasons). But I don't think you are alone your age and experience level.


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Sir Spaghetti Code
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 09:12
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Yeah, I am 22, but this post will be deleted as this is not the right forum for this. This belongs in the Off-Topic forum. I can understand that the name "Newcomer" misled you, but this is only for DB newbie ?s

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Capt Canada
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 09:53
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Sorry all. I guess I should have read the forum rules huh?!

I feel bad, now everyone knows how old I am

Thanks
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Phaelax
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 12:27
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I'm old enough to keep my vodka down, that's all that matters really.

But personally, I first touched c++ around 16yr I think, and Pascal at about 15yr. Before all of it, QB at 13. Java was somewhere around 19 or 20yrs old I think. Cobol? Heck, I'm not that old.

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Indian Homie G
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 13:31
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Okay. I'm...uhh...well... YOUNG. a LOT younger than you. And darkbASIC really isnt that hard for me. Just takes a little while to get used to.

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John H
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Posted: 27th Aug 2004 14:13
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Mostly age is targeted towards the younger kids around here, dont want them going posting their age as anyone can hide behind the internet.

Its not as much as a big deal when adults post their age, but Im just going to block this thread so none of the kids get any ideas

Im thinking most people here are from the 14-21 zone, but there are plenty who are in their mid-late 20's, and 30's and some I think 40's+


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