A.P Computer Programming?
So, i'm taking this course but im having difficulty with it. Is there any place where i can learn the very basics of programming? Like for someone who knows nothing about how to program a computer(this is a bit of an exaggeration but i need a review). Please tell me if there are any site you can give me or ANYTHING else. Thank you very much. :)
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Any library or bookstore will have books on beginning programming. Usually it's not C or any C-derived languages (C++, C#) because those don't make good first languages. Usually it will be Basic or Pascal. Beginning books on programming are more about the principles of programming than they area about the particular language.
Online, we have Python, a free language meant for teaching but which is otherwise useful for programming. There's a that also online that I think is just okay, nothing great.
http://www.dickbaldwin.com/tocpyth.htm
But you might find other tutorials for Python or other languages by googling 'basic programming tutorial' or 'pascal programming tutorial', etc.
Wow.
Computer Programming Books are categorized by language. (There is actually a whole category of books which are about abstract CP, but those are way over your head).
Language.
That means, in case the implication is not obvious, that learning CP for a beginner is THE SAME as learning a language. What Language(s) is you AP class in? For the common ones there are many free on-line sites giving tutorials. Best way is to buy a beginners book for that language and PRACTICE.
Get a truly pc booklet like Absolute Java or Absolute C++ each written through Savitch you'll be able to recognize the thought plenty bigger. And do not fear, they duvet newbie stuff as good as complex.