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How can I learn GUI java? I've been having some problems with places to learn. Can anybody reccomend a source?

I have been programming in lisp for a while, not as a main language. But i've gotten pretty decent at it. But I was wondering about if it was a legacy language or not.

There is a universal programming language. It's called binary. So start programming in binary!

Can somebody please reccomend a good book for learning MySQL?

Here's what you do. Skip everything in life and build a time machine. Time travel back in time, and teach yourself Java. But time travel is impossible. So my suggestion. Get better at mangaging your time.

I'm making a program that will let you access a system via encrypted code from a USB. But I can't seem to figure out how I would go about making the user login to the computer via USB. I'll add the code in the code so far. /* This is …

Hello. I'm a thirteen year old programmer. I find it strange how I can learn the core of a language in about half an hour. No joke. I've been programming for about a year, and I know about half a dozen languages. Including C/C++, Lisp, Python, Perl, SQL, Java, C#, …

Also you might be having trouble because of the database that you're using. Such as MySQL, or MongoDB.

I've been asigned to develop a website in php. I run windows, and I want to know what IDEs are good for this.

I think I might know what your problem is. But I need to see the code.

I was just poking around the C# forum, (and some others) and I noticed that there's a lot of people that are reading and writing data from text files in C#. When in python you could do in ten lines when in C# it takes fifty. HECK PERL IS BETTER …

One thing. Why aren't there any high-level languages capable of low-lovel programming? I understand that pointers and such are a difficult concept. But why hasn't anybody made a systems programming language like python (I.e. a high-level syntax)

Or you could just use python.

I would reccomend CodeSchool for this. But you should probably just learn swift.

Hello! I'm a programmer that mostly just writes code for operating system kernels, and device drivers. I was wondering how much most people would get paid for doing so.

What he was trying to say was that you can add larger amounts of any given data and pass it to an array.

Maybe is there a way to make a feature so that we could code interactive posting games to make this even more fun.