Teach me C++
by Bj · in Technical Issues · 08/24/2001 (9:59 am) · 5 replies
Is there someone who wants to help a VB Programmer to learn C++
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#2
To learn C++, hmm get Books, you can find here a lot of books with user ratings...
There are also several tutorials on the web available + here again.
You can grab several Tuts like 'Learn C++ in 10min'(lol) directly fom the GG site, but these things give you just a basic overview.
I think the best opportunity to learn C++ is by reading a good book and work out all examples in it.
And get books like "Learning Visual C++".. and not "Learn Gameprogramming" or other advanced stuff... even if you are about to create a game.. with a book about how to build you own game you wont learn c++.
For the online docs, go to a search engine and look for: "c++" + tutorial
08/25/2001 (2:55 am)
lol @ Boon. :DTo learn C++, hmm get Books, you can find here a lot of books with user ratings...
There are also several tutorials on the web available + here again.
You can grab several Tuts like 'Learn C++ in 10min'(lol) directly fom the GG site, but these things give you just a basic overview.
I think the best opportunity to learn C++ is by reading a good book and work out all examples in it.
And get books like "Learning Visual C++".. and not "Learn Gameprogramming" or other advanced stuff... even if you are about to create a game.. with a book about how to build you own game you wont learn c++.
For the online docs, go to a search engine and look for: "c++" + tutorial
#3
08/27/2001 (10:24 pm)
yeah get books and look on the internet there an ocean of info to help you there.
#4
Guide to C++
http://library.thinkquest.org/3074/Index.html
If you need a free compiler, try Borland's C++ Builder 5.5, it also comes with a free debugger!
Good luck!
09/05/2001 (9:38 am)
Here, this place will teach you the fundamentals of C++, and if you have Pascal knowledge it's even easier, but you just need a basic idea of programming.Guide to C++
http://library.thinkquest.org/3074/Index.html
If you need a free compiler, try Borland's C++ Builder 5.5, it also comes with a free debugger!
Good luck!
#5
--Clayton Weaver
09/07/2001 (1:27 am)
I use Dev-C++ from http://www.bloodshed.net. I'm still learning C++ myself, but I use www.about.com and go under the computer and technology link to find a lot of beginner c and c++ tutorials, advanced c and c++ tutorials, and several other languages(java, html, dhtml, etc.). You should look into that in your spare time.--Clayton Weaver
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