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Reply #1 - 2012 August 04, 9:04 pm
turvy
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Does anybody know of any video tutorials / courses / programs that will teach you computer programming in Japanese. I am thinking of picking a magazine/book or something, but anything with audio/video would be so much better of course.

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Reply #2 - 2012 August 04, 10:07 pm
Bokusenou
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Try Googling "(language name) 入門" in both Google's regular search, and in video search.
If you don't know which language to start with, try プログラミング入門 instead.

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Reply #3 - 2012 August 04, 10:29 pm
turvy
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Look what I found: http://www.attainj.co.jp/ja/prd/train.html

Looks good? Each volume, ~1hr. is about ￥35,000.

You have to be rich and crazy to buy that. Now, how do you say "torrent" in Japanese?

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Reply #4 - 2012 August 05, 1:50 am
cjon256
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Bokusenou wrote:

try プログラミング入門 instead.

Taking this a step further, here's one that looks interesting (it is for C):

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5090515EFC80565E

CJ

Reply #5 - 2012 August 05, 5:46 am
shinsen
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turvy wrote:

Now, how do you say "torrent" in Japanese?

Perfect Dark P2P software. They don't really have torrent trackers because of very strict copyright laws. You can get 2 years in prison for saving a Youtube video with a downloader. Winny and Share are other P2P programs that are still around to some degree but they're outdated. Perfect Dark has a pretty large user base but I have found it lacking in media outside of the otaku sphere (anime/manga/pr0n). In general it seems the Internet in Japan consists of anime/manga/pr0n for the otaku and blogs for everyone else.

Reply #6 - 2012 August 05, 9:26 am
Javizy
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If you want a book, try looking on Amazon for used ones. There were a bunch of 1円 ones last time I looked. I had someone send me them though, since Amazon's international shipping is too expensive.

Edit: if you're in Japan then why not try a used book shop as well as Amazon? I saw quite a few programming ones in Book Off when I was there.

Last edited by Javizy (2012 August 05, 9:27 am)

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