Making a timer application.

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Well I got completely stuck at this one guys. Guess I am not cut out for making programs..:(
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You need to understand the fundamentals before you can start programming. Try reading this:

http://rodrickbrown.com/docs/oreilly/bo ... et/toc.htm
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Yeah, dont worry, if youre just starting it'll take a little while and then once it clicks it just takes practice.
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Tander if you are using Visual Studio - have a look at the help files - I found them extremely useful when i started learning VB.NET.
Cut and paste the example code and then tweak and mess around with it and you will slowly get the idea what the bits of code are doing etc.

Learning to programme takes loads of patience and even more loads of mistakes.
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Those who understand binary and those who do not.
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When I first started writing Drivers, my first day I swear I had like 700 BSOD's. I eventually started using a VM.
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