Is Processing.org the Best IDE for Learning Programming?

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I WANT TO ASK YOU THAT I HAVE LEARNED SCRATCH AS I AM KID OF 17 AND BEGINNER IN PROGRAMMING.
I LEARN SCRATCH TO DESIGN BEFORE BUILDING,SOLVE PROBLEMS CREATIVELY.

NEXT I AM LEARNING C++ AND FINDING DIFFICULTY WRITING PROGRAMS LIKE ARMSTRONG NUMBER SO I SHOULD LEARN PYTHON BEFORE C++ .
I AKSED I HAVE LEARNT SCRATCH
 
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Take a look at the Processing.org website there are many resources there to learn Java using the processing framework. Its designed for students in your situation who want to learn and yet want to do interesting things quickly.

There are many examples to try and you can start by tweeking them (changing small stuff) to see what happens and then extend them to do more exciting stuff. There are tutorials available and there are library extensions for writing android apps, games, ai and more in their downloadable packages pulldown.

Java is easier than C/C++ to learn and is quite pervasive in the web and mobile technology world so you'd be preparing yourself for the future.

Processing also has a Python mode that is based on Jython (ie Python on Java) with many examples (not as many as for Java) to try.
 
jedishrfu said:
Take a look at the Processing.org website there are many resources there to learn Java using the processing framework. Its designed for students in your situation who want to learn and yet want to do interesting things quickly.

There are many examples to try and you can start by tweeking them (changing small stuff) to see what happens and then extend them to do more exciting stuff. There are tutorials available and there are library extensions for writing android apps, games, ai and more in their downloadable packages pulldown.

Java is easier than C/C++ to learn and is quite pervasive in the web and mobile technology world so you'd be preparing yourself for the future.

Processing also has a Python mode that is based on Jython (ie Python on Java) with many examples (not as many as for Java) to try.
thanks 1 more thing i wanted to ask you can you tell me names of processing frameworks for high school students mam because there diffrent processing framework for high school students and software engineers

once again thanks
 
Did you go to the site processing.org?

Its an integrated development environment, an IDE meaning it can help you write your code, run your code and debug your code. It can also install library modules for doing more custom things.

there's no separate versions for students and engineers. Processing is used at many universities to teach introductory programming in Java.
 
jedishrfu said:
Did you go to the site processing.org?

Its an integrated development environment, an IDE meaning it can help you write your code, run your code and debug your code. It can also install library modules for doing more custom things.

there's no separate versions for students and engineers. Processing is used at many universities to teach introductory programming in Java.
okay thanks once again i got it