ReLyTemptatioN wrote Whats Up TTG Ive Been Making Graphics For Some Time Now But I always Wanted to Know How To Make Programs And stuff i know nothing about it like What Programs Do You need and stuff to do it and how do you do it

You need to learn a language. I would start off in C++ or C#.
If you're looking for a challenge try Java. It's not hard to learn there's just a lot.
If you chose Java Watch these tutorials on Youtube from thenewboston.
They Help a lot.
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Some things you need.
Creativity
and
Patience.

AmishTech wrote

ReLyTemptatioN wrote Whats Up TTG Ive Been Making Graphics For Some Time Now But I always Wanted to Know How To Make Programs And stuff i know nothing about it like What Programs Do You need and stuff to do it and how do you do it

You need to learn a language. I would start off in C++ or C#.
If you're looking for a challenge try Java. It's not hard to learn there's just a lot.
If you chose Java Watch these tutorials on Youtube from thenewboston.
They Help a lot.
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Thanks Bro Its Just I really wanna Learn how to do this
Some things you need.
Creativity
and
Patience.

Try C#.
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Goodluck. Read into guides, make programs.
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You can make a program in many languages, but first you need to learn them.

Depending on how you like to learn either use, books/e-books or youtube.

Plus there's many tutorials out there.

i wanna learn aswell what are languages

Fizkey wrote i wanna learn aswell what are languages

My definition
Languages, in a computer term (Not what you speak), the way 'code' is organized in a program, the way the computer identifies regular text from computer code. For instance, if you could make program's by simply typing in something like this:

Open a random file in the computer
read the file back to me

Then the computer would always take anything you type in, and think that it's code. Just like this reply I'm typing, it would think it's the computer language it's supposed to read, but it's not.

Here is an example of the language C


(If that's right, I've forgotten even the basics of C), That will make an Integer called i, and the i<5 part will tell the computer to do something as long as i is less than 5, the i++ part is what the computer will execute while i is less than 5, i++ (in C Coding) will increase the value = i by 1. And this will loop/continue adding until i is equal to 5.

If you need more help, just Google it, and go to Wikipedia.

whatsamod wrote

Fizkey wrote i wanna learn aswell what are languages

My definition
Languages, in a computer term (Not what you speak), the way 'code' is organized in a program, the way the computer identifies regular text from computer code. For instance, if you could make program's by simply typing in something like this:

Open a random file in the computer
read the file back to me

Then the computer would always take anything you type in, and think that it's code. Just like this reply I'm typing, it would think it's the computer language it's supposed to read, but it's not.

Here is an example of the language C


for(i=0, i<5, i++)


(If that's right, I've forgotten even the basics of C), That will make an Integer called i, and the i<5 part will tell the computer to do something as long as i is less than 5, the i++ part is what the computer will execute while i is less than 5, i++ (in C Coding) will increase the value = i by 1. And this will loop/continue adding until i is equal to 5.

If you need more help, just Google it, and go to Wikipedia.

I know that you probably know this, but computers don't actually understand C or Java, they only understand assembly, where each instruction is made up of 32 or 64 bits depending on your processor. The code that you write is compiled into an executable, so that for loop that you wrote is translated into assembly so that your computer can understand it. Programming languages are just a medium that we use to communicate with computers.

There is many ways you can make a program.
Start out with C++ in Visual Basic.
Read some tutorials on internet, or watch some videos on google.
Boom, your program is made.