Help getting experience

[Alpha Zenon Sanchez]

This would be a question to all the programmers out
there who are actually programming for a living.

What would be a good 'knowledge set' for wanna-be
programmers?  Here is my list.  Please correct me if
I'm wrong, or please add to the list.  I think anyone
who works with computers will one-day have to look at
source-code

1. Variable Types
2. Arrays (and how to manipulate them)
3. Selection Statements (if/then/select case)
4. Loops (for, next ,do while, while etc...)
5. 'Intrinsic functions ' (ie...Math.Square()--ie
Java)
     - various String functions as well as math
6. functions - and the differences between them and
proceedures
7. Algorithm development
8. Object-Oriented Programming
   (information hiding, polymorhism, inheritance
etc..)

Please add to list if necessary...

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Thanks,
Alpha Zenon Sanchez

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