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Old 07-16-2012, 01:07 PM   #222
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Perhaps I should be clear. I am not a beginner programmer. Just foggy on the syntax and dictates of c. ... I have some fairly complicated single-man projects - free to use - completed and out there, Utilising Silverlight, and web services tech so I am vaguely capable. ...
I know that. I was referring to how to learn the nuances of a "new-ish" language (C in this case). But I posted that here not specifically for you alone, but for others reading here as well. Sorry about any potential confusion about my intended audience.

P.S. My professional websites were either perl CGI scripts and javascript, or (later) PHP and javascript, developed in a LAMP (or WAMP) environment. Silverlight? *runs screaming in horror! *
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