The Programming Sector

I have seen this little nifty trick a number of times. No, it is not the hyper link, so don't tell me [url].
Here is an example of it: http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_basic
Please have the coding using ['s or ]'s, not <'s or >'s.

I'm really not sure what you're asking about here. Are you talking about the IMAGE LINK in the upper left corner? That's done by simply placing an image inside an anchor tag, like this:

<a href="http://www.w3schools.com"><img src="/images/w3default80.jpg" border="0" alt="W3Schools" /></a>

By the way, you can investigate the HTML of any page yourself by choosing View–>Source on your browser. Hope that helps.

I know of http://www.w3schools.com which is a great resource for web design stuff but i’m needing a bit more. More code and stuff. drop down menu scripting and so on. i’m still fairly novice at web design but self taught and i’ve learned a bit but just need more to improve my code and understanding. scripts gallore would be sweet.

I maintain a list of client-side web programming resources that I put together for people just like you at:

http://home.comcast.net/~richarduie/

The right-hand nav-bar points to online learning sites (free stuff only). There’s a JavaScript section with both novice, e.g., w3schools, and others. I’m bettin’ you’ll find other links on the page to be handy as well.

The links are not as much oriented to providing tons of pre-made scripts (although they offer some) as to helping you learn to do it yourself (teaching you to fish for yourself, instead of giving you a fish).

Learn, grow, enjoy.

Or find any way of being able to make it inaccessable to prying eyes once the program is burned to a CD. I've looked at crypts or lock up folders but when I've opened the program using Visual Basic, there it all is, as clear as day. I've spent a lot of time developing the program and this now is the secondary hurdle I need to cross. I will admit to being very much a greenhorn in this area. The efforts in getting the program running left me no time to look into this side of it until now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Also what would be the rules if I was to use someone else's software in trying to acheive my aims? Do I simply give credit to them in my own program or might I be liable?

Here's a link for doing it in Excel (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/213903).

Google "Protect Visual Basic Code"

write visual basic code to generate triangle or square and another code for draw mathematical problem

Here is a website . http://swik.net/SWiK/Dream.In.Code+Programming+Tutorials/PASCAL%E2%80%99S+TRIANGLE+&+CHARACTER+PATTERNS+in+Visual+Basic+Tutorials/bpz29

I just want to create a simple 2-D online video game.

when I was 10 I used stagecast. you can still download it online and it only costs about $40.00. you can post it online with "bravenet.com" an easy to use website hosting program ( no coding skills requiered )

I want to to start a video game company but I need to know what kind people to hire, the software needed, what's the best software, what type of computer is best for creating video games, what programing language do the people I will hire need to know , wheres a good location in the U.S. Western states where I can have are video game company at.

Basically I just need to know all the stuff on how to start a video game company for example like Bungie, or the creators of Fable.
I want to create FPS.

how you ever created a video game and if not you should probaly start off being in someone elses company

The difference is in the way the code is set up. In object oriented programming you have objects that have properties and can do something. Structured programming uses just functions.

A good way to think of object oriented programming is this:

Picture an elevator

its properties (variables it knows) would be things like currentFloor, floorRequested, doorOpen, etc.

its methods (functions) could be goToFloor(), openDoor(), etc.

Using object oriented programming you can better encapsulate your data. Instead of always having to send a function call a variable that was created in a related function just before, you can have the object remember the variable in its own scope and use it in all related functions.

discuss the above topic concisely

The opportunities presented by OOP have not yet been fully explored.
As more is learned new design ideas and approaches are discovered.
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For a beginner the tutorial site startvbdotnet.com is very useful.

I am willing to learn computer programming language. If I am new to programming, where should I start? With what programs/tutorials? Which is the most helpful and interesting programming languange, and with which should I start?

Any helpful info/links/web pages/tutorials would be good.

Thanks alot…

start learning visual basic which will help you a lot and its very easy this link will help you

http://www.universalteacher.com/