1) Mostly internet tutorials at first. Also with a few of free books (thanks to MS publish for translation!), code reading and RTFM. Recently, it became manuals (again) and StackOverflow. There's not that much usable materials because I am not a native English speaker. Eventually, I was getting to be able to read/write English, and I met a whole new world.
2) Actually I don't remember precisely. I was doing something like programming when I was mid-high school student. It was just beside me always. But that was just a 'script for fun' level with Visual Basic.
I restarted real programming at 2007 with AS3.0 and C#. And now it finally became C/C++/Objective-C.
3) I have a B.A. degree in computer graphics design major. Programming job gave me real opportunity to make money. And actually I paid a lot more by programming stuffs when I was student. Also this fits to me a lot more than graphics design.
2) Actually I don't remember precisely. I was doing something like programming when I was mid-high school student. It was just beside me always. But that was just a 'script for fun' level with Visual Basic. I restarted real programming at 2007 with AS3.0 and C#. And now it finally became C/C++/Objective-C.
3) I have a B.A. degree in computer graphics design major. Programming job gave me real opportunity to make money. And actually I paid a lot more by programming stuffs when I was student. Also this fits to me a lot more than graphics design.