Alece

This may just be the coolest school I have ever seen. I wish my school had this. The computer lab in the high school is an empty room with desks. We all use laptops.

I'm having trouble believing that this is actually a school.
 
Like, our school computers have freaking Pentiums and like 4GB of RAM.

C++ is tough if you know nothing about programing. It's hard for beginner.
 
Java, C#, Python, Javascript are written much closer to the written english and feel more natural for beginners format wise plus a lot less overhead as most things like memory management are already handle for you.

Same here , this is what I learnt while i was back at college!
 
One place that i think is really good ( from my experience ) is a website called hackerrank. Its got a bunch of resources for you to read and a bunch of easy challenges that you can program right from your browser

I started out with C# and then moved on to Java. Python is the start i was recomended but disregarded  Python is a good place to start, it can do a lot of useful things and gets you into the programming thinking. Once you learn one language fairly well its pretty easy to move on as you understand the logic

So im about to finish 9th grade , i dont know what that is in America but from what i found im a senior right now...? And when i finish 9th grade i would like to go on further to study programming.
I thought it would be a good headstart to learn a couple of simple (or not so simple) languages from the web. Right now ive found a couple of youtube videos teaching python and i intend to watch them a couple of times and follow it step by step but i dont know if thats a good starting point. Thats why i made this post to ask if that is a good idea , and maybe you could also suggest me another starting language rather than python.
Heres one of the videos i intend to learn from , considering the good feedback in the comment section : 
I understand it might be really hard to suggest me new things since you cant just put all of the information in one sentence , so its fine if i dont get any suggestions.
 
Thank You!
 

Hi 
 
I am currently looking at getting parts for a new build. I currently have a gtx 1070 and a i5 6500 with 16gb ram recently is been running pretty slow so the reason for a upgrade. I mainly use my pc to draw by using photoshop, and sometimes have a fair amount of layers. And I like to game as well and would ideally like to have 60fps stable anything above is better but not necessary. My budget would be around £1200-£1500. I don’t need a monitor or keyboard mouse etc and have windows and my current case is a s340 elite but will change if needed. I would  like to get a 4K monitor later on in the year or at least a good 2k screen which is fairly accurate. I’m not really sure which parts to go for especially for the art side of things.  
 
Any help is greatly appreciated 

Thanks to a lack of parts, lack of time and a new career I put it on hold for now until life gets out of the way and I can get back to tinkering. I have the case prepped and ready for when things open back up.

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