Lets see who wants to learn what first! Vote for the programming language that you want to learn first I can help as I can and others can help as hey can too 
I'd like see some *REAL* programmers in EK those who do not depend on fairly large frameworks to make their software work(Mostly .NET and Java)
Lets see, place your vote for the language you think learning yourself is useful! Even Java and .NET ..
And those who know any programming language, please share your knowledge!
As of now(10:25 PM 6th of November 2009) C/C++ is the MOST wanted to learn Language
First you should use an IDE, there are lots of them. You can choose anyone you like, there are light weight ones(Dev C++, Code Blocks) and Heavy weight ones(MS Visual Studio, C++ Builder ..etc)
Code Blocks : http://www.codeblocks.org/ get the version with the mingw32 compiler (I hope you know what a compiler is)
Dev C++ : http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html (same for this one)
For Delphi/Free Pascal
Delphi 2009 Lite Edition http://rapidshare.com/files/268698703/Delphi7_Lite_Full_Setup_v7.3.3.0_Build_2009-6-22_.rar
Lazarus(Cross Platform uses Free Pascal) http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/
C++ Resources
* http://cplusplus.com
* http://www.cppreference.com/wiki/
Delphi Resources
* http://www.delphibasics.co.uk/ - VERY good site for beginners who are new to programming
* http://delphi.about.com/ - Recommended for programmers jumping to Delphi/Free Pascal
As of now(10:00 AM 7th of November 2009) No one wants to learn Delphi, Ruby, Python and VB6
VB6 is outdated its ok to not learn it but Delphi, Ruby, Python are very good languages. Python has an interpreter, I think Ruby too has one. But Delphi is based on a compiler it translates directly to ASM(assembly) and then translates it in to machine code.
After you've downloaded all the needed stuff and have used the mentioned sites post your comments/problems here too
I'd like see some *REAL* programmers in EK those who do not depend on fairly large frameworks to make their software work(Mostly .NET and Java)
Lets see, place your vote for the language you think learning yourself is useful! Even Java and .NET ..
And those who know any programming language, please share your knowledge!
As of now(10:25 PM 6th of November 2009) C/C++ is the MOST wanted to learn Language
First you should use an IDE, there are lots of them. You can choose anyone you like, there are light weight ones(Dev C++, Code Blocks) and Heavy weight ones(MS Visual Studio, C++ Builder ..etc)
Code Blocks : http://www.codeblocks.org/ get the version with the mingw32 compiler (I hope you know what a compiler is)
Dev C++ : http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html (same for this one)
For Delphi/Free Pascal
Delphi 2009 Lite Edition http://rapidshare.com/files/268698703/Delphi7_Lite_Full_Setup_v7.3.3.0_Build_2009-6-22_.rar
Lazarus(Cross Platform uses Free Pascal) http://sourceforge.net/projects/lazarus/files/
C++ Resources
* http://cplusplus.com
* http://www.cppreference.com/wiki/
Delphi Resources
* http://www.delphibasics.co.uk/ - VERY good site for beginners who are new to programming
* http://delphi.about.com/ - Recommended for programmers jumping to Delphi/Free Pascal
As of now(10:00 AM 7th of November 2009) No one wants to learn Delphi, Ruby, Python and VB6
VB6 is outdated its ok to not learn it but Delphi, Ruby, Python are very good languages. Python has an interpreter, I think Ruby too has one. But Delphi is based on a compiler it translates directly to ASM(assembly) and then translates it in to machine code.
After you've downloaded all the needed stuff and have used the mentioned sites post your comments/problems here too
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