Re: Hi
Hi Vince,
Welcome to the the list and welcome to Euphoria.
The doco that comes with Euphoria is pretty comprehensive.
If you have any programming experience you should find it pretty easy
to get going.
When I started I read the refman, and then browsed the library reference.
(and I'm always looking for things in the library reference even now!!)
The list is the best resource for finding out answers to any problems
you can't solve with the doco.
The other great resource to look into are the libraries many people
have created using/for Euphoria ... most being available at the Euphoria
web page. There are so many libraries that are very useful. It would take
you days to check them all out.
Have fun,
Ray Smith
>Hello,
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> My name is Vince, just joined the mailing list. THought I would take
the time to intro myself. Just got Euphoria this morning, and it looks to
be really good, I look forward to learning it, and I'm happy to know that
there is a place to post my inevitable questions about the lang. I also
got that beginners guide to euphoria II, it seems pretty good, but still a
bit confusing at times. I have working knowledge of BASIC, QBASIC, C/C++,
PASCAL and VB, so programming in general isn't new to me, its more a matter
of learning a new syntax. The atoms/sequences/objects thing is a bit much
to understand (I'm used to seperate vars for int, char, double, float.
Anyhoo, just puttin my 2 cents in, so you don't see this anonymous question
from some strange guy you never heard of b4.
>
>Vince
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