You will find the tutorials broken up into six sections:

1. Raw beginner – deals with an overview of basic and programming principles in general
   (no requirements)
   
2. Beginner – teaches the basics of basic your first programs are written here
   (requires section 1)
   
3. Light user – gets into more depth of the basics your programs are almost useful
   (requires sections 1&2)
   
4. User – mastering the basics of basic, short simple programs are no problem after having completed this section
   (requires section s1,2 & 3)
   
5. Junior programmer – begin exploring the intricacies of Basic advanced graphics etc.
   (requires sections 1,2,3 & 4)
   
6. Programmer – This is it, once you complete this section you are done with learning from others, now you can create
   new tools, utilities and tutorials to help those that are still learning.
   (Requires sections 1,2,3,4,5 & 6)
   

We feel that these divisions of the learning curve better represent the actual learning process than the standard, beginner,
intermediate and expert divisions.

Remember, don’t skip ahead! If you are a raw beginner don’t skip the raw beginner tutorials!
If you do you will cheat yourself out of the chance to become a really good programmer.
Programming isn’t that hard, but you need to learn things in the proper order as the first language
you learn can seem complicated and confusing.