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• Newbie Questions about programming « on: August 28, 2003, 10:01:50 pm » .
• ) My questions are pretty general. I want to know how everyone here got so good at programming. Is there anything you'd recommend to me for learning or tips on how to go about attacking the game programming world? I want to expand my knowledge as much as possible but I'm not really sure how. I want to get a career in video game programming in the future but at the rate I'm going I don't see that being possible. What age were you when you really started programming? How old are you now? Do I have any hope? .
• Re:Newbie Questions about programming « Reply #1 on: August 29, 2003, 12:29:56 am » .
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