do you have an idea?

[Abudahim]

I discovered that the best way to learn any programming language is to figure out new idea and then implement it.

but my problem is that I don't have new and interest idea to implement it .

so can you help me and give me your idea , may be it will help me .

thank you

[Iceplug]

I don't know what kind of programs you like.

How about a Paint clone?

How about a Notepad clone?

How about a Calculator?

How about a game of Memory?

[Jay1b]

Going by recent threads, a popular one on this forum is something to help you view and organise your porn collection. :)

[Abudahim]

Mr. Iceplug

these kinds of programs are popular, and almost every one has an experiance with one of these programs at least. but I want somthing new , something interesting that motivate me to learn new stuff in the language.

 

Mr. Jay1b

well , if I find an interest idea that will motivate me to look through this forum .

[techmanbd]

My question to you is, and really not trying to sound like an ***, but If I had a new idea, I honestly wouldn't share because it is hard enough for me to come up with ideas, so why qould I share my idea, when I would want to do it myself?

[AFterlife]

Here is a really interesting idea.

 

http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?t=71515

Edited September 16, 2004 by AFterlife

[Jay1b]

r. Jay1b

well , if I find an interest idea that will motivate me to look through this forum .

 

Sorry I didnt understand that!

 

OK, hows this for an idea:

1) Write a notepad type programme that features all the functionatility of Vi as well.

 

2) Create a set of file management tools for use via the commandline, which allows each of these tools to be used together to create a concatencation of there various abilities.

 

3) Create ur own design of file sharing network.

 

- What you try really depends on your free time and your abilities.

[Nerseus]

If you just want to learn the language, I'd get a book and create a few small test classes to see what you can/cannot do.

 

If you want to learn about the various pieces of the .NET framework, such as collection related classes (Hashtable, ArrayList, etc.) or DataAccess, then write some other small programs to see how they all work. DataBinding is a topic by itself, for example.

 

Once you've gotten down the individual pieces, then think about how to put them together. It doesn't have to be a "real" application - I wouldn't code something "real" in a brand new language. You're likely to learn a lot while developing and want to re-do half of it anyway. Instead, build a program that's *meant* to be a test app from ground up. So if you want it all, then you might have a form that connects to a database, reads in records, binds to textboxes and a grid, and allows moving next/prev and updating the database. Even on a single dummy table, getting that coded from scratch will take more than a week.

 

I wouldn't try making this an "Organize my CD collection" app, as that would overly complicate what you're trying to do: learn about the language and the framework.

 

-ner

[Abudahim]

thank you all for your concern.

indeed, if you get an interesting idea , it would guide you to learn the language very well.

it seems that you are sharing me the same problem ;)

but anyway thank you very much

[Jay1b]

I dont think you really understand what we've written somehow :)

[Abudahim]

I have read all the "replays" and I understood them very well , why do you say that ?

in fact I didn't get a good idea that suit my desire .