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Python, Ruby, Java... all free IDEs (And the one's I'd recommend starting with)

 

Also, check out Visual Studio Community, it's free.

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Another thing. I figure this build will be great for this. What's your opinion?

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/griffscavern/saved/HmLqqs

I know I have a few things that are unnecessary, but plan on moving to a 4790k and learning to oc and moving the Xeon to a nas.

 

That's a pretty decent, all around computer, that you can game on as well. It'll do fine for programming.

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Thank you. I will look into these. I was looking at a python course a little bit ago and got interested. Will it be somewhat understandable for my kid?

Yes. I'm 15 and I've started programming by learning python. It's easy to understand.

 

codecademy.com is great

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Java but a modified application development system. I just started with Processing 2 ( www.processing.org - free download and compand list+explanation under references on the webpage). It is very visual so you can see very satisfing visual results very fast. I like it but it is only good for starting out and learning not actually for large projects. Keep that in mind while you use it.

Thank you. Will check it out too.

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Yes. I'm 15 and I've started programming by learning python. It's easy to understand.

Good. I really want him to enjoy it too.

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That's a pretty decent, all around computer, that you can game on as well. It'll do fine for programming.

Thanks. I came up with that build after months, and I do mean months, of research.

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Another thing. I figure this build will be great for this. What's your opinion?

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/griffscavern/saved/HmLqqs

I know I have a few things that are unnecessary, but plan on moving to a 4790k and learning to oc and moving the Xeon to a nas. Just can't justify the extra money in the budget for the 4790 just yet.

I hope you're not from Europe because the 4790k is really really overpriced here right now. Also I am not shure what you want to do but i would go with a i5 4690k which is enough for most tasks.

I also reccomend starting a build threat. More people can give you more qualified opinions then mine there. :D

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/334934-unofficial-ltt-beginners-guide/ (by Minibois) and a few things that will make our community interaction more pleasent:
1. FOLLOW your own topics                                                                                2.Try to QUOTE people so we can read through things easier
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Scratch could be a good start also.

No

NO

NONONONOONONONOONONONONOON

NEVER SAY SCRATCH AGAIN

THAT THING IS A HORRID PIECE OF CRAP

I honestly have no idea why anyone thinks it's a good idea to use it

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I hope you're not from Europe because the 4790k is really really overpriced here right now. Also I am not shure what you want to do but i would go with a i5 4690k which is enough for most tasks.

I also reccomend starting a build threat. More people can give you more qualified opinions then mine there. :D

No, I am from the US, and definitely want more cores for "future proof" reasons.

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No

NO

NONONONOONONONOONONONONOON

NEVER SAY SCRATCH AGAIN

THAT THING IS A HORRID PIECE OF CRAP

I honestly have no idea why anyone thinks it's a good idea to use it

Lol I take it you don't like scratch? It's hard to read between the lines on your post. Seem kind of dispassionate in your reply. ;)

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Lol I take it you don't like scratch? It's hard to read between the lines on your post. Seem kind of dispassionate in your reply. ;)

I despise Scratch, it has a patronising interface, does a horrible job of teach programming concepts, the things you produce with it are really laggy and the whole resource system is just horrid.

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