Free-Basic anyone?

This is exactly what I do now. How strange... ------------- Though I haven't directly touched Free BASIC, I've dealt with DarkBASIC, BlitzBASIC, and VB.NET. They're all simple. However, I didn't start out with those. I started doing ASM and C++ as my first languages because I felt that starting on the hardest and going to the easiest would be the best idea for learning. However, it was a horrible experience, but because of it I really know how computers work. That's really all, there's nothing else. php has since become my favorite and most studied programming language. ------- Lenny, you kind of insult VB.NET likes it's awful, yet I've created games in it. It's a plenty strong language, and the use of OOP and the mixed style is what makes the system great. I've taken a liking to it as it cuts my time down for doing projects by more than eighty percent at times. Then again, I never dealt with VB6 so I don't know what that was like, though I hear a lot of people rip on the language saying it's not as good as VB.NET. So I question what you like about. In fact, could you explain why you like it? Maybe a few screenshots showing why you like it more over VB.NET. I personally will consider learning VB6 if I find it interesting, just so that I know both languages.

Did you just google C++ and ASM to learn them?

Did you just google C++ and ASM to learn them?

Nope, I was inside Barns and Nobles store and saw Assembly and it seemed like an interesting name for a programming language, the same goes for C++ because that was the same time and place that I bought a C++ book. I wanted to start programming after I saw some really cool program. That's about all, I don't even remember the program, but it was awesome to me back in 2002.