I love programming in Qbasic... and can't seem to learn C+ or Java... am I doomed?

Try Just BASIC if you don’t plan to write code as a career.

If you’re wanting a “bridge” to C++ or Java, try the PHP server-side scripting language or Python.

You might try Visual Basic—the Express (hobbyist’s) version is free.

@Vortico is right. If you’re looking to go into programming as a career, you should probably learn some different languages. I would suggest Visual Basic.NET, then move to C# or Java. Visual Basic is alot like BASIC (it was, after all, based off of BASIC) and would probably present a not-so-steep learning curve. PHP and Python are also great because you don’t need to have fancy editors, they’re languages mostly used on the web, and they’re powerful and flexible. They also have the benefit of being dynamically typed, which means you don’t have to worry about declaring variables along with an explicit data type. Just as a side note, Fluther is written in Python.

@all I’m sorry I forgot about this topic, I had anxiety thinking about programming in a new language, I failed Java with a score of 1 out of 9 lowest score possible. I could only do the very first question.

I’m still reading this question. .. I will link back after trying some of the ideas.

I give up for now.