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I'll go against the grain and suggest you start at the beginning focusing on the simple things. If you cannot write a simple application in the language withou
by sheepmullet 12y ago
I'll go against the grain and suggest you start at the beginning focusing on the simple things.
If you cannot write a simple application in the language without resorting to documentation/google you are not at the level where you can easily learn and apply the more advanced concepts.
Get a good beginners book that contains plenty of exercises to work through. If the language contains mainly familiar concepts then you should be able to complete the book and its exercises within a day or two and feel comfortable using the language.
- squiguy7 12y agoThis can sometimes be true. I mostly feel like I get hung up on syntactical differences in a new language and have to double check myself.