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G+_Keron Cargill
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According to my experience from home while programming with vb.net the sooner you learn about using flow charts with if statements, loops, dims and random number generators, etc the closer you will get to becoming a better problem solver. Math is only part of the puzzle to solving problems but it's not always the complete solution, that's where computer programming often comes in especially with A.I. , good luck! :-) Anything else I can suggest is for you to google search dotnet rocks, it's a great podcast that I find to be fun and educational.

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It is a very big install, but I can highly recommend Delphi and CBuilder, available together as part of RAD Studio. If you are looking for free (or working form non-Windows environments), then Lazarus / Free Pascal is a little buggy, but a great way to start learning. Pascal was designed as a teaching language, and is a great way to learn the basics to jump off to other languages (and some never leave!). Both environments are well supported, very forgiving, and lightning fast. RAD Studio's "Delphi" was written by the same guy that wrote C#, and is still the defacto standard of what the others (including C#) wish they could do. Even for experts, there is simply no faster or easier way to create programs, and the results are blazingly fast. You probably wont gain any friends using this solution, and you may get laughed at, but you will learn FAST, and that is the whole point, right? FWIW, I use almost all languages, on all platforms, and Delphi is usually my first pick whenever possible. This recommendation comes unbiased, even though I was once on the team. 

Joe

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