On the low end of the spectrum, one could insist on living in a region where tech is not a major part of the economy, and have difficulty finding a job.
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:54 pm Post subject: RE:Looking for an outline
If by template you mean general format, I would say it'd be something like
initialize global variables
declare starting values for these variables
declare any procedures/functions for main loop
main loop, used for executing any repeating code in your program/ output
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:10 pm Post subject: Re: Looking for an outline
Also, the way I learned was similar to Insectoid, in grade 9 (when I made this account) I stumbled upon Turing downloaded to our schools computers, I decided to learn how to use it since I wanted to take grade 10 programming anyways. Every lunch for the entire year I went into the computer lab and practiced, learning new things from the tutorials on this very website, in the beginning I was as clueless as you could get but I wanted to learn and enjoyed the challenge, I've gone from "Hello World" to some pretty complicated stuff when I finally just finished my grade 10 programming final assignment, you learn by putting time into it that's all.
I'm going to take this sentimental moment to thank Tony, Dan, Cervantes and everyone else for helping me learn one of my favorite things from the very beginning . I've decided to become more active on the forums from now on, as I'm going to do a coop program with my teacher next year to teach the next grade 10 programming class as well as taking grade 11 programming, so I might as well keep sharp on my skills until then
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. I've decided to become more active on the forums from now on, as I'm going to do a coop program with my teacher next year to teach the next grade 10 programming class as well as taking grade 11 programming, so I might as well keep sharp on my skills until then 
