If you don't already program.. um. Um. That's a good question. Do
what MZ suggests, it'll make life much easier. :) Most community
colleges offer decent intro courses at reasonable rates.
-Dave Andersen
Lo and behold, MegaZone once said:
> Once upon a time aking@nedhmail.nedh.harvard.edu shaped the electrons to say...
> > 1. Does anyone know of a good book or other resource where I can
> > learn how to write my own scripts? I would be programming in
> > C/C++.
>
> Not really - C/C++ is much better learned from someone with experience,
> IMHO. It is far to easy to make small mistakes that hose everything in C.
>
> > 2. How did other people learn this?
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