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Originally Posted by micker
I have to agree in theory, but TurboPascal? Does anyone still use pascal? I wrote bbs software in pascal and havent writen a line of code in it since 1993 atleast...
What I have to agree with is dont learn ansi c first. Learn a good Object Oriented modern lagnuage then jump into C++... I'd recommend something like Ruby or Python to start....
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TurboPascal isn't something I'd recommend to actually use, it just is a good learning language. It was originally created as an introductory language to teach students structured programming, and for that, it still works pretty well.