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hey, im going into hischool in september(im 13 2) and they offer them in higher grades, 11 and 12.
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TheUnrealSlimShady
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The high school where I'm going only teaches Visual Basic and a few other web design classes. I assume that other, more technical schools, would teach stuff like C++, Java, and Python.
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Oh man... a few more years of waiting then I guess... I was looking foreward to that, lol!
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I think it depends on your high school....Im going to be a junior next year, and I've taken few computer classes like Web Pages Design, Drawing n Design I & 2. But our school offers a lot more like Visual basic, c++ and stuff like that...
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The best thing to do is check with your school, they will be able to tell you what classes are offered, and when you can take them. I was able to take QuickBasic when I was a freshman, Pascal when I was a sophomore, and C++ when I was also a sophomore. If all else fails, take an Independent Study. your school make call it something else but it is basically a self-taught, self-led class.
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( RyanPotter )
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Cool, thanks guys!
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Uncle Howie
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You're thirteen and have already taught yourself a few programming languages? Wow man, you're set. Just keep working on them and when you get to high school you'll know more than your teachers.
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AllyLittle
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if you already know a few languages, it might be worth your time attending some community college classes (summer). it probably will be more challenging than intro to programming in high school where they teach you for-next loops and how to write "hello world". right now i am trying to write a Binary Search Tree class, and that is college level stuff i have been told' it is kinda challenging, but i know i can get it done. programming is cool!! -ally (Edited by AllyLittle at 2:19 am on Mar. 27, 2006)
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You're thirteen and have already taught yourself a few programming languages? Wow man, you're set. Just keep working on them and when you get to high school you'll know more than your teachers. 
