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Originally Posted by AssaulT_
Are you ******* serious? This is a beginner here trying to code something out of the blue. Should he start at moving signals from one eprom to another what do you expect me to answer? Maybe some regular expressions?
Seriously - what the **** dude?!
// I bet he doesn't even understand any given answer with some technical aspects in it.
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Only a very small percentage of programmers today have to know what eeprom even is (i think you mean eeprom, because non ereaseable eprom is in most cases pretty useless for programmers). So why should he even learn it anyway if he isn't going to use it? I don't get why you bring that up. Really confusing.
And Regex is a pretty good point to start, you can start with a regular grammar and take a look at the theoretical definition of the programming language you like to learn. Then, by learning the syntax with a regular grammar you can start learning the sematics. This is how every university starts teaching programming languages, so i think this way seems to have worked out pretty well for millions of students for the last few decades.