2017-01-26 16:50:22 (edited by kianoosh 2017-01-26 16:51:58)

Hi guise. I lots of times tryed to learn programming languages like python, C#, C++, but after a while, I'm board because those tutorials does not teach something specefick like key press functions, sound functions, Some libraries, so i just could create a console application and get an input from user, +the first operand to the second oprand and then I was glad heh, I learnt C# or C++.
The one that actually had things that i needed like gui application making, a big library for creating games, but in fact, python was a bit complecated and i had tuns of problems for opening some kits, libraries blah blah blah.
Actually, i need a website, a book, a tutorial library that teaches this advantege of programming languages specially C# as we are going to learn it in this year and i feel i need more tutorials. I have checked out the tutorialspoint website already. Could anyone help me with that, I need an almost complete library(I know there's not any completely tutorials for C++ and C# as they are so huge).
Also is there any examples that a blind person has written or anything else that is simple but further than those mathematical functions?
BTW, almost forgotten to ask that why my nvda(2016.4) sometimes stocks on the text editor and can't move with up, down, left and right between lines and characters? A restarting is needed to again work normally with it. I'm using visual studio 2015 enterprise.
Thanks for reading, Regards,
kianoosh.

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2017-01-27 05:06:05

Languages usually rely on third party Libraries for graphics, sound, and user input, like DirectX, OpenAL, etc. Python has wrappers for those like Pyglet, Pygame, and PyAL, to name a few, all of which have their own documentation and guides. If you like I have a couple of python examples for OpenAL using Pyglet and PyAL for 3D positional audio, HRTF, EFX Reverb, etc.

For C# you could look around for game dev tutorials, though they won't focus exclusively on sound and user input. There's a list of C# libraries [here], you could check for tutorials on those, like OpenTK which uses OpenAL, or maybe the [CSCore] audio library, its [documentation] seems pretty straight forward. You can also check out [this] thread for keyboard input and [this] thread for simple audio output.

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2017-01-27 09:40:24

Thanks man, Those examples on python would be awesome as well if you give me as well.
Thanks

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2017-01-27 09:56:18

Sure, they're in my repository:

[OpenAL Example]
[OpenAL Image to Sound] and [Image to Sound Stereo]
[OpenAL HRTF]
[OpenAL EFX]

There's also the source code for the minecraft prototype I put together awhile ago [here].

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2017-01-27 22:42:57

Oh they would be really useful, But I cannot open the bitbucket website, it makes me so mad, I just managed to do it about three times maybe, and with procksy. also procksy does not worked this time.

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2017-01-28 01:05:04

Hm, odd. Try [this download] on itch.io and let me know it if works.

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2017-01-28 15:12:52

Hello! thanks a lot man. This one worked very well, i have downloaded the archive. Thanks much.

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