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Well I am showing this to my 2 girls. They have got C++ & Unix books on their shelves but as far as I can tell, it hardly been read. Hoping your story gets th
by carrotleads 13y ago
Well I am showing this to my 2 girls.
They have got C++ & Unix books on their shelves but as far as I can tell, it hardly been read.
Hoping your story gets the ball rolling.
- kirab 13y agoReading some (probably hard technical) books is the hardest way there is to start this thing. Especially with C++ where it’s hard enough just to see your results. If you want something to be done, give them something where they can see their results ASAP. You can of course achieve this with C++, but then you should get them a working IDE, debugger and maybe some easy graphical library to play around with.
- carrotleads 13y agoactually the idea is not the learn C++ or unix. Most of those books have great introductory chapters and I am hoping that piques their interest. As of now they know only the basics of markup language.