I purchased a book  from sq-1 called "Easy Pic'n" and expected to learn how
to program .I have read this book from cover to cover and am about to start
the process over again,but still have no clue as to how to write a
program.Precisely I have a circuit in mind and know how to build it but have
no idea as to how to put it to code or even how to equate program language to
real world events.I have designed a circuit that will read temperature of a
well at several spots to tell me weather the thermisistors that are connected
to my LM339 comparator is in the water or the air.This will give me a level
providing I know which thermisitor is which as to the inputs of the
comparator.So see I do have and idea and I can build the circuit but would
like to learn how to do it with a chip.I have many applications fro home and
work but need to get the groung level training of how to do this.I work long
hours so going to a night class is not feasible .Am I going about this he
wrong way?Is there a better book suited for what I need to know?Keep in mind
I have no clue as to how or what to type to make things work in programming.I
never wrote a line of code in my life and don't know how to equate
programming language or assembly language to real world events.I know I keep
going over the same old thing but am frustrated.Can anyone help me or get me
started in the right direction?