beginner

[boot]

hello this is my first time here my name is mohamed and u can call me ' boot'  anyway i'm still beginner in elctronics 

so what is the recomeded tools in elctronics

and the advanced 

[Shadetreeprops]

a basic starter set up.

Soldering iron or station just opt for the station as it will come in handy as you advance

solder sucker, very useful tool for taking solder off things when removing parts from boards. fairly cheap too

a basic Power supply unit can get a basic basic one for about 30 dollars, or just build one as your first project.

a multimeter is a must, and do not skimp on getting a good one, it will last ages.

if you are wanting to program ICs then get a arduino (someone else help here) as my knowlege of this is limited to less than basic

later on get scope for more advance work...

multi channel power supply later on for advanced work

a solder station is good for advanced or beginner

a desoldering station for making quick work of part removal - but ur basic solder sucker will be your best friend cheap and easy to replace should it wear out.

but i am sure there is alot more. that others can fill in. i am just a basics beginner myself.

[boot]

Thx for help are u have a facebook account if u have kindly send it to me

[xoom]

Breadboard is also good thing to have

[3db]

I agree with Shadetreeprops and Xoom.
I also think that Arduino is the easiest route to using microcontrollers.
A few components (new or salvaged) come in handy too.

[Gyro]

Hello Mohamed,

Just a small hint... It is a good idea to make your Subject line a bit more descriptive. You're posting in the Beginners section so a single word subject of "beginner" doesn't really attract people to read it. If you make it a bit more descriptive eg. 'Recommended tools?' you might get more responses.

[boot]

thanx all for ur suggestion

[Hydrawerk]

a multimeter is a must, and do not skimp on getting a good one, it will last ages.

Yes, if it has a decent input protection. Although I do not have this one, I recommend a multimeter made by Brymen, Taiwan.
http://www.tme.eu/gb/katalog/?idp=1&search=brymen&cleanParameters=1#id_category=112607&search=brymen&s_field=accuracy&s_order=DESC&visible_params=2%2C1785%2C1314%2C1796%2C1790%2C1787%2C1784%2C1799%2C55%2C1801&used_params=1785%3A11966%3B
http://www.brymen.com/product-html/index.html#Digital-Multimeter

[Jbliss]

pick up some generic parts like
555 timer
some voltage regulators 7805
7000 series logic
4000 series logic
lm741 Opamps