Re: TIB:die basic lamers
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Re: TIB:die basic lamers
Hey, be nice. I agree with you, but think about it. Lets say that about 5% of a
high school population would be really interested *and* capable of doing it.
That isn't enough to go hire teachers create classes, possibly buy new
hardware/software, etc. You'll learn to program in college, otherwise you can
always do it on your own, just make sure to start at the right level. I don't
suggest jumping into C++ if you never did anything other than TI-Basic. But if
you really want to, I'm sure you can learn C++ too. Just get a good book, buy an
IDE, and program away. The IDEs aren't that expensive if you take advantage of
academic pricing ( 100$ for VB professionnal edition, the learner edition is
cheaper). See my previous post about Java if you are really broke.
Philipp Keller
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From: <Cliff320@aol.com>
To: <ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: 10 October 1999 23:33
Subject: Re: TIB:die basic lamers
>
> i guess schools are assuming we are all non-computer type people that can't
> even start a program in windows. They are right in some respect, some of my
> classmates are really dumb...
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