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My personal opinion is that C++ *may* be easy to pick up if you`ve had a good thorough grounding in another language (perhaps Delphi-Pascal or VB *maybe*). These are high level languages (i.e. the code syntax is as near to English as it can get at present), and you can learn good coding techniques, and develop "the programming brain", which is a different methodology of thinking. C++ is a low-level language (i.e. its much closer to machine code, and its operation is essentially built on communicating with the windows API and its messages - there are not as many built in functions to make it easier for you, this in turn makes it a hell of lot more powerful to use. For instance, as far as I`m aware you can`t create an app on the system tray using delphi). I think, C++ would be a very difficult language to pick up from scratch. You could try doing an Open University degree course to get a qualification in Computer Science, or even do an Masters degree Conversion Course at a recognised campus university, that would be a good start (these schemes often take into account work experience if you lack the necessary A-Levels, and will teach good techniques - though you`ll have to learn how to implement them yourself). Hope this helped.

P.S. Guys anyone know what happened to the "this helped" button, and if its time has expired, who won?

"When I left you I was but the learner, now I am the Master" - Darth VaderMad | :mad:
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