Help Please

[Dawsy]

ok hey people im 14 and getting in to coding but i really need help in how i make mods /

what types of coding do i need to learn to make a simple mod and what dose the type of coding do like learn css for da da da please help me in only young just trying to learn please reply any help Apretiated / sorry for the spelling as well

[Guest Sniko`]

Re: Help Please

 

ok hey people im 14 and getting in to coding but i really need help in how i make mods /

what types of coding do i need to learn to make a simple mod and what dose the type of coding do like learn css for da da da please help me in only young just trying to learn please reply any help Apretiated / sorry for the spelling as well

I would first learn HTML and then CSS then once oyou are familiar with that go to PHP and MYSQL

www.php.net to learn php

[Danny696]

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try www.w3schools.com i think for HTML and XHTML and many other lanuages

[Uridium]

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I never like reading about learning things cos i could never take it all in. what i did find though was looking at a small script and deliberatley make an error in it to find what the outcome would be, Obviously an error message was displayed but i learnt that certain error messages reflected on certain mistakes i made so i knew instantly how to fix an error for the message displayed..

Do it in bite size chunks dont take on a big script get used to what statements do also having a decent text editor is a great idea like Notepad++ which is free and displays PHP in a colourful way so its easier to spot mistakes rather than using the rudamentry notepad that comes with windows..

[weewooz]

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sorry lol but again wrong place to post

[a_bertrand]

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Topic moved.

[Spudinski]

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Best place to start learning is the beginning, learn everyhing from the top up.

It depends what you really want to do with programming, if you want to write C applications, what's the use learning XHTML? Anyway, for a re comendation towards your post, Basic HTML would be a good place to start, then move on, most websites will learn you CSS and a little bit of Javascript at the side when you learn HTML. After that, you can face the task of learning PHP properly, not copy-and-paste "coding", real programming. If your not prepared to teach yourself PHP in a long period of time, rather hire a professional to do it for you. PHP isn't that hard to begin with, but mastering all aspects can be hard at times.