I wanted to say this...

[He360]

I just wanted to take the time and thank the people who made Game Editor. I’m sitting here making the games that I wanted to make (fighting games and everything), and I don’t have any real knowledge of programming nor am I some kind of math wiz. But, I’m just using everyday common sense and logic. That’s very good. I went ahead and bought their professional version. It was about $95, but I was glad to pay that. It was my way of saying thank you.

I’m still wanting to learn how to program (and I think Game Editor is good inspiration to get people to want to learn how to do that too). I’m trying to look for ways to do that. Hmmm, maybe I could start with an easy programming language like Liberty Basic or Python. Can anybody give me advice on that? Maybe there could be an easy programming language to jump into.

[Kalladdolf]

Well, in this case I'd recommend C/C++. Usually it's not that easy, but in your case it should be because you use it (or at least partially) when you use GE.
C is not very different from the script featured in the Game Editor script editor. I just got myself a huge C/C++ book/reference and it was really fun reading through a (usually boring) book.
Plus, C/C++ is very, VERY powerful, commonly known as a hacker language, you can do almost everything with it (or was it everything?).
(Note: Makslane developed Game Editor using C/C++.)

[makslane]

And more, if you want to learn C, you can start writing Game Editor scripts, and later, you can go into the Game Editor source code to take a look in some C/C++ code!