Powershell anything else ?

2    30 Mar 2015 17:48 by u/BeerMan

So I want to get into program, well learn it obviously. I stumbled upon @origamicrane post "How do I get started" most people recommended Python as a good starting point. After following the link that @Neon provided I sat myself down and read through it, great link btw !

When I tried to start a lovely warning was on top of the page warning , so what I am actually asking. any other things that I should be aware of, install, before I even start with powershell ?

Any help will be appreciated and a big thank you to the voateeeeees that run, post in this sub

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2 u/xyzzy 30 Mar 2015 17:59

You don't need to be a master on the command line to start programming. But it helps a lot when you are able to do basic operations like browsing the file system, creating directories, copying and moving files, etc.. They are explained in the Appendix.

Other than that you need to be able to hanlde your text editor. Using an editor with syntax highlighting and line numbering helps a lot in finding bugs.