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  1. Sep 17th, 2002, 08:01 PM #1
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    Yes..Im not sure if this is the propper forum to ask in but here goes: Could a kid my age (14) take C++ classes? If any at all? VB,Java script, etc.. I think I may be too young or if any certain math classes and such are required. If anyone knows please send reply.
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  2. Sep 17th, 2002, 08:19 PM #2
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    not at all...Im only 16...and I started summer before my freshman year in high school, that would have made me....14 I think C++ is great
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    so..nothing required? And where did u take the class? was it a college or was it offered at your school? Do you know the cost? etc...
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    Many schools these days are starting to offer courses, especially high schools. Call the school you will be going to, and see if they offer courses. Generally, the Uni Pre-req for the courses is Calc1, and quite a bit lower in HS, so if you can take it there, do it. If they dont, or you dont want to wait, there are books that you can buy or download, and more then one person on these here forums have learned from books.

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    i took a college class at my community college. it was a beginner's computer course (pre-req for web design stuff) and i got an a on it! you should talk to your parents about which college you should go to. and expect to take some tests...
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  7. Sep 18th, 2002, 04:15 PM #6
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    I took it during the summer...but the place went out of business (bastards...they offered me a job for the next summer too )
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    I learned from books, I was about 14-15 too. I've got a whole bookshelf full of books, but the best of them for beginners is only available in German.
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