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Re: Where should I start from ?




--- Malcolm Ferguson <Malcolm_Ferguson@yahoo.com> wrote:
>John DOE wrote:
>> 
>> Have to code the application in C ( I would prefer visual basic since it is sometimes hard to tell a professor that this code does it in C especially if you are in Turkey ) or C++ and of course on GNU Debian Linux. 
>
>I'm a bit confused by this statement.  First, what's Turkey got to do
>with the price of sausages?  Second, either you have a very poor
>professor, or your coding and communication skills are very poor.  I
>would lean in favour of the later... 
>if he/she's asked for it in C, then
>they probably understand it, or their teaching assistants do.  With
>proper design documents, cleanly designed code, and comments in the code
>with good function/variable names, there shouldn't be an issue.  

Things are not going as they should in my country, you might be an assistant at the department of agriculture and suddenly become an associate professor at the department of computer sciences if you have some relatives sharing the same political party ( of course the president of the country is the political leader of that party ) with you, and guess what ? that party rules the country. So where you are is not what you are ! It is sometimes an issue as you clearly see. I am at the department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering and already an engineer but sometimes your professor's are in lack of required technical knowledge about some concepts because of some troublesome problems.

>Perhaps
>you've left it to the last minute and don't have time to do it yourself,
>hence you're here asking for other people to help you do it.  Sorry if I
>seem unsympathetic!

You actually do. I recommend you to read the answer I gave to Mr. Richards and then you sure will understand what my problem is.

>
>I personally would start at www.google.com and groups.google.com.  There
>is tons of information out there to look through.  Is that enough help
>for you?

Thanks,.... Even for that. I did a lot of research before asking to this group. I already have that tons of information pouring out of Microsoft and Netscape pages but I am currenly concentrated on Linux solutions.



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