Beginning Programming

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A common misconception about programming is that it can only be done on a professional level by someone with years of experience. This book proves exactly the opposite and provides nonprogrammers with assistance in learning the programming basics that will enable them to eventually become professional developers or programming hobbyists.
Written for anyone who wants to learn to program but who doesn’t have a background in the field, this hands-on guide explains programming through numerous examples in a variety of languages, including C++, Java, VBScript, and JavaScript. All the tools and materials you need are either easily available on the Internet or already installed on your computer. By the time you finish the book, you will have a solid foundation for proficiency in programming computers to perform a diverse number of functions and tasks.

What you will learn from this book

How computers read, store, and process code
The various essential tools necessary to become an effective programmer
Key concepts in programming that are consistent from one programming language to another
How to create, modify, and delete files and folders
Best techniques for making your applications easy to use
How text editors, compilers, and other utilities make coding easier

Who this books is for
This book is for novices who want to learn to program but have little or no programming knowledge or experience.

Programming allows developers to create a sequence of instructions that enable computers to perform certain functions and tasks
Offering the basic best practices and skills for novice programmers, this book helps readers gain new skills for writing programs and developing applications
Teaches programming using C++ and explores scripting with JavaScript and VBScript, which are all free and don’t require the reader to purchase any software
Includes programming projects and real-world code examples that can be modified and expanded upon

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