Tristanus

It could be a post error...  but its probably quick boot turned off

Make sure there is a setting where you can set your own ISO shutter speed and aperture, in case its not a DSLR or mirrorless, aperture can't be controlled. 
If the assistant has no idea what you are on about, ask for the help of someone more experienced.
I have seen first hand assistants recommending crap cameras that were left over to people who don't know what they are looking for, while a pretty nice DSLR was at a very similar, if not lower price point. 

Thanks, it's a knew one  Cheers for that!

Haha I love the word "dabbled". Now you know some JS, try JS libaries. jQuery!!!, AngularJS etc.

I'm proficient in HTML & CSS and I've again dabbled into PHP

The standard HTML/CSS of course. After that I highly recommend PHP.

Now I have to work out what my uplay password is

I would ask what photos do you wanna take?
 
For good ole everyday photos, I would grab a Canon EOS 1300D
 
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-eos-rebel-t6-1300d-review
 
You should be able to find one with 18-55mm lens for around your budget.

i halp
wat spacific eror happand?
 
take pic plz
 
Verify integrity of the game's cashe on steam
turn off any overclocks on your GPU or CPU.

Don'tr trust me fully on this recommendation, I'm nowhere near knowledgeable enough, but the review should help you find out whether your needs will be fulfilled by this camera.
 
If you need a bit of zoom, grab a 55-250mm lens as well if you can.

You know way more then me haha. So thanks! Appreciate you trying to help me!

Go to a store or wherever you plan to buy the camera from, look at cameras that fall into your budget range, pick one you like.  Almost any camera is good enough for a beginner.
 
After you get the camera, read the manual so you understand what all the buttons on the camera and settings in the menu do.  Take a few snapshots, look at the photos on your computer, do some research online to get an understanding of what you may be doing wrong.  Study, learn, practice, experiment, think.

Thanks!

thanks for your help mate ! does it works in france ?

Because you are new. I will explain some stuff for this forum. You can "qoute" posts, so people you reply to will get a message. So they can help you more quick.
 
Second. On the right of a message. You can 'rate' that message. You can choose between "Agree", "Informative", "Funny" and "Thumbs Up".
 
And yes, by looking at their shipping page they ship worldwide.

well thank you (again).
 
and see ? i'm fast a fast learning guy

I don't know about the PSU. Otherwise it looks pretty solid. Is 500GB enough for you? GTA, like you mentioned is 60GB if I'm not wrong. 
 
Look into Corsair or Coolermaster for a solid PSU.

Make sure you select them as your default audio device.

Ah okay. But still. I would find it not enough.

Okay. In that case, your build looks good!

Already bought the headset though. I'm getting a snowball ice too.

I personally have an Adata SSD. I'm really happy with it. It should cost a little less than the 850 EVO.

Also, It's with upgrading your harddrive.

Development requires very little in terms of raw power. that laptop is more than enough.

It's not bad. What @vorticalbox said, programming and development require almost no raw power. This should be rock solid. 

The most important question on this forum: Budget?