Posts Tagged ‘game programming’

Since HTMl is a relitively easy language i wanna learn it, but im also wondering if learning it will make game programming easier and how since that is my career path.

And also what would be the best game programming language to learn after HTML out of java,javascript,C#,C++

I have no idea where to even begin, and all my browser searches have led me to Universities with nothing but medical degrees. I really want to get into game programming and I have a few ideas for after the fact, but I don’t know where to start. Any suggestions?

I’ve looked for such book, but never found one. I want a book that supposes that the reader doesn’t know any thing about programming games, but doesn’t treat him like a total jerk.
If there’s no such thing, then tell me about a package of books each fully covering a side of 3d game programming and also tell me in which order should i read them.
And.. er..
That’s it.

i want to have a carrer in game programming when i am older but i dont know what language to start with like
java, c#, c, c++ etc….
i have used game maker for a while now and am retty good at it now i would like to move onto something a bit more complex and better
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I am only 12 !

Eventually I would like to program games for a living (I know it’s cliché). I’ve been looking at lists of BAs for certain colleges and haven’t decided quite what I’m looking for. Very few schools have an accredited Game Design/Game Development/Game Programming BA (Go Santa Cruz!), but many have both Computer Programming and Software Engineering degrees. What’s the difference between the two? Is Computer Science a good alternative?

Game programming is really what this is about, but it could really apply to anything.

From what I know, there is a game programming career that one of my friends is currently pursuing. He enjoys games and computers, by the way. I acknowledge the fact that there are other computer programming careers out there other than game programming, but I don’t know what they are. I was thinking in getting a game programming career too, but I’m wondering if there’s other options. So, what kinds of computer programming careers are there?

Well, I’m applying for colleges, or more like looking for information for colleges. and I found myself at the site of the University of Advancing Technology. When I was at the third step, I found game design and game programming. Can’t tell the difference. Help.