Hello World
Whenever you learn a new language, one of the first things shown to you is the source code of the program, and because you want to show them a program that actually does something, many instructors/books create a program that displays the words "Hello World" on the screen (Must remember to be politically correct I suppose.)
In the Education section I talked about the different programming experience I had with the various languages. I've included the source code for a few programs, have a look to see how programs differ from each other.
HTML: Hello World
Java: Hello World
(Coming Soon: ASP, PHP, VB Script, VB, Java Script, COBOL, SQL, MySQL, Perl Script, and CSS. I know, technically some of these aren't intended to display text to a screen, but I may just have "Hello World" stored in a record or something similar, what I would do with CSS still puzzles me.)
In the mood for something more... complex? We have that:
Java: Seperate
(Coming Soon: HTML, CSS, XML, ASP, PHP, VB Script, VB, Java Script, COBOL, SQL, MySQL, Pearl Script, and CGI scripts. I want to try and have some really complex project (probably a web page) that uses all of these technologies interwoven together, of course then I have to ask what purpose could such a web page serve? If you have an idea I'd love to here it.
Uh... experts? I'll try, but I doubt anything I've ever made couldn't be duplicated by someone with a text book, a 6 week course, or a few months of experience; of course I wouldn't call THAT "expert" either. What would be an expert program? Probably something that people would buy, which in that case some of my HTML projects would qualify for that because I have been hired to create / maintain a few organizations web sites before.
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