I am a computer lover, but I don t use a computer, I want to write a program, what is the first step

Depending on your level of understanding of the computer, if you have a certain understanding of the basic hardware structure and basic operating system knowledge of the computer and the operation of some basic software, you can consider learning programming. The learning of programming must start with C, and the mastery of C language is very important for the learning of other higher-level languages.

However, if you don't know anything about computer hardware and software, or know a little about it, it's better to read a book and learn it first, and then talk about programming.

If there is no boundary, what people say, the first step is to learn programming 、、、

Decide what language you want to start with.

If it still doesn't work after reinstalling the system, then there is a problem with the memory module, remove it to clean up the dust, erase the gold finger, clean the slot, reinstall it in another slot, and replace it with a new memory.

It seems that you can only reinstall the system to be more real, in fact, it is also very simple, xp's system disk is Chinese, just follow the prompts step by step.

If you have a new computer, you can do it with a startup f11 one-click restore, you try it!

Steps on how to resolve application errors:

1.First of all, the cause of the virus is ruled out, and the latest version of Kingsoft Antivirus is used to quickly detect and kill for 3 to 5 minutes, and according to the inspection results, click to deal with it immediately.

2.If the application error prompts that a file is missing, it may be that the file is corrupted, and according to this component, query which system component is corrupted, reinstall the relevant component, and restore.

Program files, which can generally be solved.

3.If the components of the software itself are missing, you only need to reinstall the software. For example, when running Thunderbolt, it prompts that a certain file is missing, you can try to reinstall Thunderbolt.

4.If the above method does not work, it may be a conflict between the software. The workaround is to try closing a couple of unrelated running applications and see if the error will reproduce. If so.

If you solve it, you will know which two software are in conflict, and you can solve it by not running the two software at the same time. Or feedback the fault to the manufacturer and urge the manufacturer to upgrade and solve it. If you don't know which software it is.

conflict, the feasible solution is to use Kingsoft Guardian's system optimization, in the one-click optimization, close some infrequently used software startup. In this way, there are fewer programs to run after booting, and there are conflicts.

The rate will go down. 5.For another application error, the screenshot shows "Application error, **memory address cannot be read or written", this situation is the most complicated, if the above methods cannot be solved, it is very likely.

It is a hardware (mainly memory) failure, which may be poor compatibility, and can only be repaired by contacting a hardware manufacturer. Or reinstall the system, which may be effective for a short time after reinstallation.

Your next 360 security guard has a system first aid kit in it, and you give first aid, and then restart the computer. Let's see if it works.

Either reinstall or write down the file from another machine and overwrite the source file under DOS or PE.

It is to say "i love you" in the system voice (Windows comes with a function), but there seems to be no Chinese pronunciation.

It is completely possible to pronounce in Chinese, and what is written in the last "" is what is read.

I can pronounce Chinese on my computer

High attention·· I want to learn too.

I'm also a computer major, and I'm not interested in computers like you, I personally think that if you don't have an interest in computer learning, it will be very hard to work, you can make up your mind to endure some hardships to specialize, and it is possible that you may not be a hobby to a hobby, of course, it may always be a hobby, and you can't learn well. So I suggest that you still consider taking the civil service exam, now many industries need computers, as long as it is not software development, the general industry requirements for computers believe that you can still be competent, so it is more beneficial to you. If you can't get the civil servant, then you can try to learn accounting and the like, now many units of accounting are not very familiar with computers, can not meet the requirements of accounting informatization, if you can get the accountant certificate, you can consider trying the career personnel recruitment examination, or to the enterprise to apply for accounting positions or internal audit positions.

I'm a college graduate and I'm studying computer software development.

I thought I could do something in software development, but I didn't!

I didn't use what I had learned before. I don't use my current job or what I studied in college!

If you don't like to study, change your major as soon as possible, if you don't even have interest, you will study more broadly and it will not hurt you in the future, and you must be serious and responsible in doing things.

I don't know what you're confused about, growing pains.

It's a virus, or there is an unknown problem with the system, and it is recommended to redo the system if you can. If the problem persists, there is a problem with the hardware and needs to be sent for repair.

Take a look at the task manager, is it too high CPU usage, or is it just your computer problem.

Isn't it still a one-click ghost to enter when restarting? You hit F8 continuously when you boot up, then select your system to enter, and then re-run One Click Ghost to back up.