Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 05:02:47 08/03/98
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As wonderful as it is to have your own pet language and celebrate our differences, you should really learn C. I mean, almost every serious programming project is done in C. If you learn it now, and write a chess program in it, you're going to be doing that much better than the average Joe who learns C in a class. Cheers, Tom On August 02, 1998 at 19:29:15, Jeff Anderson wrote: >I am a sixteen yearold novice programmer. I am looking for a chess >program written in Visual Basic with the code available, since I am such a >begginner, it is one of the only programming languages I would be able to >understand. I know there are lots of programs on the >internet with the code available, but they are all written in real >programming languages like C, and not toy ones that I can understand. I know >that since VB is so slow, it wouldn't be especially strong, but it would still >give me a good understanding of how a chess program works. >So if anyone could send me one, or direct me to one, I would be >grateful. >Thanks, >Jeff
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