Question

I've been learning ActionScript 2.0 at school, so that's the only thing I know, but I want to go over to ActionScript 3.0.

I've searched up some places to learn it, but many of the tutorials, lessons and books are for years back, so I will get errors etc, because the code either doesn't exist any longer etc.

So my question is, where should I start learning?

IF possible, I would love to have "tasks" to do, because I love having fun while learning, but of course, if it's the only opinion, then I'll learn it the hard way.

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Solution

I would break your learning down into these topics, in order of priority. A Google search or look through the documentation will explain each in adequate detail.

  1. Language basics
  2. The display architecture.
    • The document root.
    • The Stage.
    • DisplayObjects and DisplayObjectContainers.
    • Creating library symbols and exporting them for ActionScript.
  3. The Event model.
    • Listening for and reacting to events.
    • Dispatching events.
  4. Object Oriented Programming.
    • Creating a document class.
    • Defining classes.
    • Creating instances of classes.
    • Building relationships between class instances.
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