ZS,
Small Basic is great for getting started with programming - a very low initial threshhold to get started and gradually exposes a programmer to major concepts. The simple basic language encourages good programming skills to achieve impressive results within a limited framework.
However, it is limited and C# is probably the best next jump.
The main principal I would suggest is start small and build knowlege slowly. You have many more internet resources (google, youtube, forums) than I ever had, where trial and lots error was the way.
So, first projects:
1] A windows program with one button that you press and it displays "Hello World" back - everyones first program in a new language.
2] A Small Basic extension with one method that adds 2 numbers.
Have a go, google lots (there are resources out there to help with both) and ask questions when stuck - try not to go too far too fast at the start.
PS, Nothing wrong with copying code ideas or public domain code!
Small Basic is great for getting started with programming - a very low initial threshhold to get started and gradually exposes a programmer to major concepts. The simple basic language encourages good programming skills to achieve impressive results within a limited framework.
However, it is limited and C# is probably the best next jump.
The main principal I would suggest is start small and build knowlege slowly. You have many more internet resources (google, youtube, forums) than I ever had, where trial and lots error was the way.
So, first projects:
1] A windows program with one button that you press and it displays "Hello World" back - everyones first program in a new language.
2] A Small Basic extension with one method that adds 2 numbers.
Have a go, google lots (there are resources out there to help with both) and ask questions when stuck - try not to go too far too fast at the start.
PS, Nothing wrong with copying code ideas or public domain code!