5 months isn't a terribly long time to learn how to program a game. Java is definately the cross platform language to use. Not the fastest in the world, but you're probably not going to be using pixel shaders 2.0 in your first game anyways. But using Java with eclipse or netBeans is probably the best way to go.
The software does not seem to scan for any file with an mp3 extension. It is more sensitive than that. For example i took a cake mp3 and renamed it cake.doc the scanner still flagged it as being ilegal music. Also i took an executable and renamed it to an mp3 file. The scanner did not pick that up. It must check by ID3 tag or something similar.
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5 months isn't a terribly long time to learn how to program a game. Java is definately the cross platform language to use. Not the fastest in the world, but you're probably not going to be using pixel shaders 2.0 in your first game anyways. But using Java with eclipse or netBeans is probably the best way to go.
Google is next: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=filetype% 3Amp3+inurl%3Amp3/
Paying back student loans is going to suck for him even more now.
The software does not seem to scan for any file with an mp3 extension. It is more sensitive than that. For example i took a cake mp3 and renamed it cake.doc the scanner still flagged it as being ilegal music. Also i took an executable and renamed it to an mp3 file. The scanner did not pick that up. It must check by ID3 tag or something similar.