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LisaM

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3. They are not, to my knowledge. Those are the classes I took.

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Mon Sep 2, 2024, 02:36 PM

Sep 2024

That was what was available in the early to mid 80s. I have since taken an HTML class, though even that is fading in my mind. I am not a programmer. I just enjoyed the description of the programming community and how algorithms work in the article.

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Book excerpt: "I learned the language of computer programming in my 50s - here's what I discovered" [View all] Pluvious Sep 2024 OP

Really interesting article. LisaM Sep 2024 #1

Isn't it about the latest, updated version of html now? brush Sep 2024 #2

They are not, to my knowledge. Those are the classes I took. LisaM Sep 2024 #3

There are still a few... Pluvious Sep 2024 #4

Visual Basic is what underpinned MS Word and other Office applications for years dickthegrouch Sep 2024 #5

Learn one language and others become easier to learn. usonian Sep 2024 #6