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Thats great! it is perfectly acceptable to use a simpler language as a stepping stone to a more advanced one, and in many cases, is advisable. I, after all, used BASIC as a stepping stone into programming in general. BTW: If anyone has written a 127 line or more BASIC program on their own from scratch please tell me. (that means absolutely no copy pasting)

(your spelling bothered me --Corey)

(PS. I have written one that long)

i....... am going to do that

Oh I didn't know this conversation was going on I usually just skip the Java sections of the forum since I have Java

As for the stepping stones -> It's true, everyone uses stepping stones. It's the best way to start programming. Easy -> Medium -> Hard. Just like a video game. I used Python as my stepping stone. As for the club actually programming, you should set an example instead of joining them in the nonsense (@ Cory).

Oh btw Allen, I'm no longer using Blattners method for text input so you may want to take a look when I'm done.

Admin wrote:Oh I didn't know this conversation was going on I usually just skip the Java sections of the forum since I have Java

As for the stepping stones -> It's true, everyone uses stepping stones. It's the best way to start programming. Easy -> Medium -> Hard. Just like a video game. I used Python as my stepping stone. As for the club actually programming, you should set an example instead of joining them in the nonsense (@ Cory).

Hmm? First, please stop misspelling my name. It's RIGHT THERE!

Second, who did I join with what? Please provide an example.

oh I always thought it was Cory and never bothered to check if I was right. Eh I was close. ... As for the example: Can you remember a time when you helped Brad with his code? I can't.

Hmm, well I have helped Corey with HIS code.

I can remember several times when I've helped Brad with his code. In fact, both during club and outside of it.