try and talk to them if it doesnt work then reach out to a teacher or somthin if that doesnt work and u really wana run away then cool but jus think wat r u gona do for $$$$04JETTA

Yes, I used to consider running away too for some time. But then I thought it's only one more year till I finish school. And if I really can't take it I'll find a full-job over the summer and move out to my own apartment

So... what language do you use?Shadow_Link50

I use Java. It's probably the easiest language out there. So it's good for start. Next year I'll be learning C++ (which is simular to Java but a bit more low-level) I hope I'll eventually learn assembly

[QUOTE="Apollo5000"]February this year? If yes then that is some talent and patience. Most people i know can't bare the thought of programming (it never bothered me personally i was alright at it). If its something you really enjoy doing you should consider pursuing it as a career. Be warned though you will be sitting in front of a computer 18 hours a day looking through thousands of lines of code for one typo, should you be the kind to make mistakes and not check your work. I'm assuming you've already covered that though :Pjakeboudville

Well, I haven't yet been through frustration. The only thing that would frustrate me is if I wouldn't be able to read someone's code

If you could make me a calculator for work that can add time, including hours, minutes and seconds I would think the world of you. :oops:

 

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That's great idea! I will do that. It doesn't sound hard at all but it would be indeed useful

Oh when i read this i though you meant it in another way.StarFoxCOM

same. He probably did that on purpose to make the topic popular