The Programming Sector

Can anyone tell me who offer HTML certification online other than w3schools, which is much more reliable??

I wouldn't recommend worrying about this certification. Every single person in any field of web design/programming has to be an HTML ace. I know that's not the answer to the question but something to think over.

Can anyone tell me who offer HTML certification online other than w3schools, which is much more reliable??

I wouldn't recommend worrying about this certification. Every single person in any field of web design/programming has to be an HTML ace. I know that's not the answer to the question but something to think over.

I'm looking for a good college to go to for game programming. From what I've found online, Digipen looks like a pretty good school, but I'm not sure that it's quite what I'm looking for. If anyone knows of any good schools or knows more about Digipen, please post. Thanks a lot!

Probably this one
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/university.html

And if you don't think that the iPhone is suited as a gaming platform that you can make money out of…think again

http://www.eamobile.com/Web/ipod-game/IpodReskinView
http://www.ipfun.org/
http://www.time.com/time/specials/2008/top10/article/0,30583,1855948_1863793_1863807,00.html
http://www.ipodobserver.com/ipo/article/ea_publishes_3_new_iphone_games_monopoly_yahtzee_simcity/

Whats more when you sell your apps in the app store you get 70% of the sale price and Apple gets 30%

http://www.idevgames.com/

I'm looking for a good college to go to for game programming. From what I've found online, Digipen looks like a pretty good school, but I'm not sure that it's quite what I'm looking for. If anyone knows of any good schools or knows more about Digipen, please post. Thanks a lot!
I understand that game programming falls under the category containing "toy tester" and "candy taster", but that fact is, there are game programmers out there writing code for video games, and there will be jobs available when those programmers retire or when a new company starts up. I want to be first in line for those jobs with the best education possible to back me up. Now if you have some actual information on colleges that offer a good education in this area, please let me know; it will be much appreciated. Otherwise, I would rather not hear from you at all. Thaks again!

Im not sure where you live, if you live in England I think University of Arts London is the best.

just by looking at the diagram?

Now there is a blast from the past! I didn’t know that anyone outside of academia used Jackson.

JSP and JSD will show data flows but not interfaces. I would say that it wouldn’t be possible to create a meaningful test plan because you couldn’t determine boundary conditions or test for scalability issues or anything like that. You could probably work out a test for normal case data if you were given the precise interface format but that is more than just the Jackson.

Mark

just by looking at the diagram?

Now there is a blast from the past! I didn’t know that anyone outside of academia used Jackson.

JSP and JSD will show data flows but not interfaces. I would say that it wouldn’t be possible to create a meaningful test plan because you couldn’t determine boundary conditions or test for scalability issues or anything like that. You could probably work out a test for normal case data if you were given the precise interface format but that is more than just the Jackson.

Mark

Hey Guys,
I am really interested in computer programming but I never tried and don't know how to start. I don't know what to start with, what websites to visit and what to do. Even, I don't know what c++ means and what's the difference between it and Java. I need full help if you can.
Please Help me..

Well, the most ridiculously newbie friendly way to start learning how to program would be to use Alice:
http://www.alice.org/

I strongly recommend that you just start with Alice to get used to programming and then ask at the forums (http://www.alice.org/community/) for how to go on from there because Alice is really meant for the complete and total novice.

If you want to learn C++ the traditional way, start here:
http://www.cplusplus.com/

If you want to learn Java, try this:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/

Hey Guys,
I am really interested in computer programming but I never tried and don't know how to start. I don't know what to start with, what websites to visit and what to do. Even, I don't know what c++ means and what's the difference between it and Java. I need full help if you can.
Please Help me..

Well, the most ridiculously newbie friendly way to start learning how to program would be to use Alice:
http://www.alice.org/

I strongly recommend that you just start with Alice to get used to programming and then ask at the forums (http://www.alice.org/community/) for how to go on from there because Alice is really meant for the complete and total novice.

If you want to learn C++ the traditional way, start here:
http://www.cplusplus.com/

If you want to learn Java, try this:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/

The example is bellow:

HAI WORLD

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

Hello World is pretty much the only way to introduce a language. We see four syntax elements in four lines:

*
HAI and KTHXBYE are the start and stop block delimiters.
*
CAN HAS is a feature request, like require or include.
*
VISIBLE is a print statement.

The example is bellow:

HAI WORLD

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

Hello World is pretty much the only way to introduce a language. We see four syntax elements in four lines:

*
HAI and KTHXBYE are the start and stop block delimiters.
*
CAN HAS is a feature request, like require or include.
*
VISIBLE is a print statement.