well the title explains it :)
Any good C++ programming tutorial for gaming?
It depends what route you want to take: Direct-X, OpenGL, or a specialized gaming engine (framework). A generic text on 3-D graphics, sound will help you very little in producing a credible game.
Reply:mail me here with subject "game prog" to avoid spam
i will send you a some resources and source codes
firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
clematis
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
What is C# .Net Tutorial Exceptions?
Practically any program including c# .net can have some amount of errors. They can be broadly classified as compile-time errors and runtime errors. Compile-time errors are errors that can be found during compilation process of source code. Most of them are syntax errors. Runtime errors happen when program is running. It is very difficult to find and debug the run-time errors. These errors also called exceptions. Rules of good coding style say that program must be able to handle any runtime error. Exception generates an exception call at runtime. Exceptions in C# can be called using two methods: 1. Using the throw operator. It call the manage code anyway and process an exception. 2. If using the operators goes awry, it can generate an exception.
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What is C# .Net Tutorial Exceptions?
Exceptions are things that you do not expect to happen as normal flow of your programming logic but can reasonably happen during the time a program is running.
An example of that in real life would be the phone rings during your time of preparing a meal; in computer it could be a read-only file during a normal operation of writing some modification to that file.
In C# the syntax of dealing one is similar to Java.
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What is C# .Net Tutorial Exceptions?
Exceptions are things that you do not expect to happen as normal flow of your programming logic but can reasonably happen during the time a program is running.
An example of that in real life would be the phone rings during your time of preparing a meal; in computer it could be a read-only file during a normal operation of writing some modification to that file.
In C# the syntax of dealing one is similar to Java.
What are the websites that can offer a free tutorial on turbo_c programming?
I want a website that will offer their free tutorial on turbo_c programming, even a simple programs like games program.
To all who concern me please...just 1 example of programs in games, its ok in me. If you give me just 1 example of games programs, I thank you, you are the master of programming.Ok..
What are the websites that can offer a free tutorial on turbo_c programming?
the best way to find books about c programing is through a torrent search got a site called isohunt.com and try searching there, also http://www.cprogramming.com/ and try doing a google search tons of stuff should show up
To all who concern me please...just 1 example of programs in games, its ok in me. If you give me just 1 example of games programs, I thank you, you are the master of programming.Ok..
What are the websites that can offer a free tutorial on turbo_c programming?
the best way to find books about c programing is through a torrent search got a site called isohunt.com and try searching there, also http://www.cprogramming.com/ and try doing a google search tons of stuff should show up
C programming tutorial?
Tutorials: http://www.cprogramming.com/
A reference for the library: http://cppreference.com/
FAQ, and you will have some: http://c-faq.com/
Definitely spend some time on FAQ and reference site. Nothing like seeing beginners misuse library functions or make a mistake warned about in the FAQ.
C programming tutorial?
http://www.cprogramming.com is an extremely good website for C and C++!
Check it out - maybe once you get to grips with C you can use their C++ tutorials too :)
Reply:http://cplus.about.com/
A reference for the library: http://cppreference.com/
FAQ, and you will have some: http://c-faq.com/
Definitely spend some time on FAQ and reference site. Nothing like seeing beginners misuse library functions or make a mistake warned about in the FAQ.
C programming tutorial?
http://www.cprogramming.com is an extremely good website for C and C++!
Check it out - maybe once you get to grips with C you can use their C++ tutorials too :)
Reply:http://cplus.about.com/
What's a good interactive Online tutorial for Java or C++?
I am looking for a good class or series of tutorials, to practice my long forgotten Java and C++.Something that I can practice coding with or that gives me problems to solve.I still remember the OOP theory,I just don't remember a lot of the syntax. Thank you in advance.
What's a good interactive Online tutorial for Java or C++?
If you're going into C++ programming, take a look at http://www.cprogramming.com/
Beware of most C++ tutorials. They suffer from various major flaws, including: outdated, because they were written before 98/99 C++ revision; outdated, because they attempt and fail to teach modern C++; wrong, because the authors know too little about programming; wrong, because the authors don't bother to check their work for mistakes; superficial, because the authors don't address the more complex issues that you almost certainly will face.
If you're going for C++, please get yourself a book ( http://accu.org/index.php/book_reviews?u... ).
Reply:I think you visit the following sites
www.codeguru.com
www.lynda.com
Reply:Try the Java Website. That's how I learned.
columbine
What's a good interactive Online tutorial for Java or C++?
If you're going into C++ programming, take a look at http://www.cprogramming.com/
Beware of most C++ tutorials. They suffer from various major flaws, including: outdated, because they were written before 98/99 C++ revision; outdated, because they attempt and fail to teach modern C++; wrong, because the authors know too little about programming; wrong, because the authors don't bother to check their work for mistakes; superficial, because the authors don't address the more complex issues that you almost certainly will face.
If you're going for C++, please get yourself a book ( http://accu.org/index.php/book_reviews?u... ).
Reply:I think you visit the following sites
www.codeguru.com
www.lynda.com
Reply:Try the Java Website. That's how I learned.
columbine
I want to write a program in C# and post it to my domain. This possible? What tools do I need?
I want to write a program in C#. How common is C#? The company I am working for now is using C#. What do I need to practice C# programming and post it as a web application.
Is there any training for free or under $100. I would like like a simple C# program tutorial that allows me to see how it all works.
Thanks,
B
I want to write a program in C# and post it to my domain. This possible? What tools do I need?
You would use ASP.NET to write Web applications in C#.
http://www.asp.net
Has all the tutorials you could ever want.
You will need an ASP.NET enabled host. For learning purposes, the GoDaddy.com shared Windows hosting will do.
Is there any training for free or under $100. I would like like a simple C# program tutorial that allows me to see how it all works.
Thanks,
B
I want to write a program in C# and post it to my domain. This possible? What tools do I need?
You would use ASP.NET to write Web applications in C#.
http://www.asp.net
Has all the tutorials you could ever want.
You will need an ASP.NET enabled host. For learning purposes, the GoDaddy.com shared Windows hosting will do.
Graphics c++ first time .... please help?
I am a beginner in c++ programming, and i have found a good tutorial for making graphics using direct x with visual c++ 6.....
We have to download two libraries : d3dx8.lib and d3d8.lib
and not any newer or older version.... So, I want someone to tell me where to download them... and how to use them in my program ( Do we just include them and that's it?) .... Please answer in details.......
Also, if you know another easy c++ graphics tutorial, tell me ;)
Graphics c++ first time .... please help?
Typically the libraries are added to your the 'lib' directory. Then the header file is added to your 'include' directory. I'm not sure exactly where those would be in visual C++, but maybe looking somewhere for those directories will help.
Try checking out the directx page, also. I think you need the entire SDK, but I have no clue as I do most of my development on linux using glut/opengl.
http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/dire...
We have to download two libraries : d3dx8.lib and d3d8.lib
and not any newer or older version.... So, I want someone to tell me where to download them... and how to use them in my program ( Do we just include them and that's it?) .... Please answer in details.......
Also, if you know another easy c++ graphics tutorial, tell me ;)
Graphics c++ first time .... please help?
Typically the libraries are added to your the 'lib' directory. Then the header file is added to your 'include' directory. I'm not sure exactly where those would be in visual C++, but maybe looking somewhere for those directories will help.
Try checking out the directx page, also. I think you need the entire SDK, but I have no clue as I do most of my development on linux using glut/opengl.
http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/dire...
Somebody...tell me where can i find c++ programming tutorial..?
i want to do Gauss Seidel method using c++....help me!!
Somebody...tell me where can i find c++ programming tutorial..?
book store or library. plenty of good books available.
Reply:http://www.amazon.com/C%2B%2B-Primer-Plu...
is a great book... As for video tutorials, I asked that question last week and no one answered me. It seems all the video tutors are concentrating on Java, SQL, ASP.NET and other stuff. But get C++ Primer! It's described in an idiot proof way so no matter how little you know about programming, you can learn it.
Somebody...tell me where can i find c++ programming tutorial..?
book store or library. plenty of good books available.
Reply:http://www.amazon.com/C%2B%2B-Primer-Plu...
is a great book... As for video tutorials, I asked that question last week and no one answered me. It seems all the video tutors are concentrating on Java, SQL, ASP.NET and other stuff. But get C++ Primer! It's described in an idiot proof way so no matter how little you know about programming, you can learn it.
Can any body refer me to a good c++ GUI tutorial?
i want to work with c++ resource script but i am having a problem in getting a hang of it,so i need a reference that i can consult(i am using turbo c++v4.5).awaiting answers.thankyou!
Can any body refer me to a good c++ GUI tutorial?
That's me!
As you want to work with resource scripts in C++ anbd develop GUI's I must tell you first and foremost, you should MEMORIZE the function in the graphics.h file and their utilities and learn the use of initgraph() and SVGA.
You would probably not find the utility of MOUSE there, but I'll refer a good book - C 'Pearls' or you can mail me back to get the initmouse() function that basically uses DOS interrupts to generate the mouse cursor. The DOS interrupt number is 0x33 and there is no service number needed, just set the AX value in the INREGS register to 0 for init() and 1 for show() ..mouse functions. Experiment with different values to get more functions. Rem: values 0-9. Thus for all this get a grasp on assembly language with asm keyword. Also a must for this is dos.h, go through the help contents to learn intdosx() and intdos() functions.
Remember for all this needs a good concept of DOS interrupt is needed.
To get a neat piano I designed in GUI or a few GUI DOS-based games mail me... till then happy C-ing!!
Reply:http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTu...
Reply:You can download an e-book from :
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Reply:http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Reply:Try Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckel
carnation
Can any body refer me to a good c++ GUI tutorial?
That's me!
As you want to work with resource scripts in C++ anbd develop GUI's I must tell you first and foremost, you should MEMORIZE the function in the graphics.h file and their utilities and learn the use of initgraph() and SVGA.
You would probably not find the utility of MOUSE there, but I'll refer a good book - C 'Pearls' or you can mail me back to get the initmouse() function that basically uses DOS interrupts to generate the mouse cursor. The DOS interrupt number is 0x33 and there is no service number needed, just set the AX value in the INREGS register to 0 for init() and 1 for show() ..mouse functions. Experiment with different values to get more functions. Rem: values 0-9. Thus for all this get a grasp on assembly language with asm keyword. Also a must for this is dos.h, go through the help contents to learn intdosx() and intdos() functions.
Remember for all this needs a good concept of DOS interrupt is needed.
To get a neat piano I designed in GUI or a few GUI DOS-based games mail me... till then happy C-ing!!
Reply:http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTu...
Reply:You can download an e-book from :
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Reply:http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Reply:Try Thinking in C++ by Bruce Eckel
carnation
Does anyone know of a good c++ Vector Tutorial?
I searched google but didn't find one I like. I know how to use arrays but now I need to use vectors in a program I am writing. Please only answer if you are experienced in C++, and have a souce that you know of. I know how to use google.
Does anyone know of a good c++ Vector Tutorial?
http://www.cppreference.com/cppvector/in...
Just click on each of the method names to read about how they work.
Vectors simply apply manipulation and access control to an array. All there is to know about vectors is what methods are available. There really isn't much of a need for a verbose tutorial.
Does anyone know of a good c++ Vector Tutorial?
http://www.cppreference.com/cppvector/in...
Just click on each of the method names to read about how they work.
Vectors simply apply manipulation and access control to an array. All there is to know about vectors is what methods are available. There really isn't much of a need for a verbose tutorial.
Basic C++ input/output tutorial?
Is anyone out there kind enough to give me a VERY easy to follow and understand tutorial to basic input and output for C++.
I'd like to be able to enter details for a customer, and recall these details by reading the text file in the future. (Preferably recall just one customers details by searching his name).
If anyone is kind enough to help, I'll be a very happy kiddy!! :)
Thanks!
Basic C++ input/output tutorial?
www.functionx.com
www.cplusplus.com
are both easy to follow
Reply:Tutorial and Training- http://brainbel.com/
Java tutorials- http://java-tip.org/
mobile phone softwares- http://univercelll.in/
I'd like to be able to enter details for a customer, and recall these details by reading the text file in the future. (Preferably recall just one customers details by searching his name).
If anyone is kind enough to help, I'll be a very happy kiddy!! :)
Thanks!
Basic C++ input/output tutorial?
www.functionx.com
www.cplusplus.com
are both easy to follow
Reply:Tutorial and Training- http://brainbel.com/
Java tutorials- http://java-tip.org/
mobile phone softwares- http://univercelll.in/
[C++] Firewall Tutorial?
Okay, So basically in C++ i want to create a kind of firewall. I want my firewall to be able forward ports or block them. How in C++ would I create a firewall for Windows. That can either block a port or forward a port to a certain IP Address. What library would I use? (Already searched Google, found a bit but nothing good) Any good resources (Books or web)? And any other information you got?
Daniel
[C++] Firewall Tutorial?
http://www.codeproject.com/managedcpp/po...
http://www.symbian.com/developer/techlib...
Like yahoo answers but for programmers. Might be worth checking out:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/register...
Daniel
[C++] Firewall Tutorial?
http://www.codeproject.com/managedcpp/po...
http://www.symbian.com/developer/techlib...
Like yahoo answers but for programmers. Might be worth checking out:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/register...
Where could I get a free tutorial on C++ or C?
i was wondering where could i get a full free tutorial on c++ or C
Where could I get a free tutorial on C++ or C?
Check http://myitcareer.org/
Reply:For heaven's sake: google 'tutorial c++'. You'll get a gazillion of them, mostly (or maybe all) free. That's what the interweb is for. That's what search engines are for.
pansy
Where could I get a free tutorial on C++ or C?
Check http://myitcareer.org/
Reply:For heaven's sake: google 'tutorial c++'. You'll get a gazillion of them, mostly (or maybe all) free. That's what the interweb is for. That's what search engines are for.
pansy
Wireless 802.11 programming in C or C++ or JAVA(Tutorial)?
i am looking for any book or tutorial that can tell me how can i write C,C++ or JAVA programs to send receive or manipulate Packets.
i tried to understand source codes on internet but failed due to no documentation given with those codes.
i want some simple tutorial to start with.
please suggest me any tutorials, books or any online resources.
Wireless 802.11 programming in C or C++ or JAVA(Tutorial)?
802.11 devices are just network interfaces. 802.11 uses the Ethernet protocol and CSMA/CA (carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance) for path sharing. So you'll just use TCP/IP or whatever you want to communicate... wireless or wired, doesn't make a difference...
You can just use the standard networking APIs...
For java Networking APIs check the link below
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/...
If u r specifically talking about wireless devices check the links below.
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/getst...
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/midp/...
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/midp/...
After your additional details:
Sorry.
Possibly it requires something like a jsr-82 implementation .
I'm not sure.
Would u kindly post this question with all the details
at the following Sun Developer Forum?
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?for...
Offer 10 Duke stars to encourage the other Forum Users.
I'm also interested to know the exact answer.
Reply:Check programming tutorial websites like myitcareer.org , you may not get any readymade stuff, or else may be you can contact a programming expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
Reply:What your looking for is a Library such as Libdnet. Though I'm not sure if it supports raw 802.11 frames, it's a good start.
http://libdnet.sourceforge.net/
i tried to understand source codes on internet but failed due to no documentation given with those codes.
i want some simple tutorial to start with.
please suggest me any tutorials, books or any online resources.
Wireless 802.11 programming in C or C++ or JAVA(Tutorial)?
802.11 devices are just network interfaces. 802.11 uses the Ethernet protocol and CSMA/CA (carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance) for path sharing. So you'll just use TCP/IP or whatever you want to communicate... wireless or wired, doesn't make a difference...
You can just use the standard networking APIs...
For java Networking APIs check the link below
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/...
If u r specifically talking about wireless devices check the links below.
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/getst...
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/midp/...
http://developers.sun.com/mobility/midp/...
After your additional details:
Sorry.
Possibly it requires something like a jsr-82 implementation .
I'm not sure.
Would u kindly post this question with all the details
at the following Sun Developer Forum?
http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?for...
Offer 10 Duke stars to encourage the other Forum Users.
I'm also interested to know the exact answer.
Reply:Check programming tutorial websites like myitcareer.org , you may not get any readymade stuff, or else may be you can contact a programming expert at websites like http://askexpert.info/
Reply:What your looking for is a Library such as Libdnet. Though I'm not sure if it supports raw 802.11 frames, it's a good start.
http://libdnet.sourceforge.net/
Where do i get a free download of c tutorial?
Please Mention the Web Site
Where do i get a free download of c tutorial?
Best place would be
www.esnips.com
If you are familiar with Linux Environment :
http://www.crasseux.com/books/ctut.pdf
Reply:If you have checked out esnips.com, you would not require to search anywhere for what you are looking for Report It
Reply:i donno what's that but a limewire can handle
Reply:Go to CNet - www.download.com
You will find your desired ones.
Reply:Why don't you try the best search Engine out there... on google
here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=fre...
there are so many websites, it depends on which level of C understanding you are at.
Reply:just search c++ on
www.torrentspy.com
and every thig is there no more to explain.
.....Bye.....=):-o%26gt;--%26lt;
Reply:You will find useful info @ www.computerhope.com
Where do i get a free download of c tutorial?
Best place would be
www.esnips.com
If you are familiar with Linux Environment :
http://www.crasseux.com/books/ctut.pdf
Reply:If you have checked out esnips.com, you would not require to search anywhere for what you are looking for Report It
Reply:i donno what's that but a limewire can handle
Reply:Go to CNet - www.download.com
You will find your desired ones.
Reply:Why don't you try the best search Engine out there... on google
here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=fre...
there are so many websites, it depends on which level of C understanding you are at.
Reply:just search c++ on
www.torrentspy.com
and every thig is there no more to explain.
.....Bye.....=):-o%26gt;--%26lt;
Reply:You will find useful info @ www.computerhope.com
Anyone knows where to find embedded C++ tutorial ?
maybe this site will suite your needs...
http://www.cprogrammingdock.serverspeopl...
good luck!!
http://www.cprogrammingdock.serverspeopl...
good luck!!
Where can I find a turbo C tutorial?
Maybe try to search on their site, borland.com
Where can I find a turbo C tutorial?
http://www.isi.edu/~iko/pl/hw3_c.html
Reply:seaech on google.
Reply:you can download a tutor from this site
http://www.bumpersoft.com/Programming/Tu...
also find more at
http://tutorials.programmingsite.co.uk/c...
Reply:i dont know
Reply:http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/classes... this is a turbo C tutor hope it helps
Reply:Probably from the same place you dug up the windows 3.1 computer you run turbo c on....
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Where can I find a turbo C tutorial?
http://www.isi.edu/~iko/pl/hw3_c.html
Reply:seaech on google.
Reply:you can download a tutor from this site
http://www.bumpersoft.com/Programming/Tu...
also find more at
http://tutorials.programmingsite.co.uk/c...
Reply:i dont know
Reply:http://maven.smith.edu/~thiebaut/classes... this is a turbo C tutor hope it helps
Reply:Probably from the same place you dug up the windows 3.1 computer you run turbo c on....
floral centerpieces
Where can i find a good C# tutorial for entry level programmers?
preferrably one that does not go over a lot of words that i will not know (im not a programmer yet!).
Where can i find a good C# tutorial for entry level programmers?
Well I cannot help you with 'words you do not know'... I would think that if you come across something you do not know you would do a quick search.. but what ever.
here's a good place for tutorials on c#
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/
Where can i find a good C# tutorial for entry level programmers?
Well I cannot help you with 'words you do not know'... I would think that if you come across something you do not know you would do a quick search.. but what ever.
here's a good place for tutorials on c#
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/
Could anyone suggest me a good C tutorial?
You could start with the legendary K%26amp;R text, "The C Programming Language" by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie. This text is well known in computer science circles.
Also, another book to consult is "C: How to Program" by Deitel and Deitel.
These are good books to have in your technical library.
Could anyone suggest me a good C tutorial?
try this link,,,,
Good luck
Reply:hi
links below
Reply:mail here with subject "c book"
firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
Reply:You might try the c for dummies
book. I have it and it's not too bad.
Reply:C tutorial?
Reply:that is one of the most boring things i have ever done...that and C+, C++. please do not waste your time. the most you'll learn after completing C++ is how to move a mouse (hamster) in a blue room (2D!!!!!!!!!).
Also, another book to consult is "C: How to Program" by Deitel and Deitel.
These are good books to have in your technical library.
Could anyone suggest me a good C tutorial?
try this link,,,,
Good luck
Reply:hi
links below
Reply:mail here with subject "c book"
firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
Reply:You might try the c for dummies
book. I have it and it's not too bad.
Reply:C tutorial?
Reply:that is one of the most boring things i have ever done...that and C+, C++. please do not waste your time. the most you'll learn after completing C++ is how to move a mouse (hamster) in a blue room (2D!!!!!!!!!).
Best site for microsoft visual C++ tutorial?
help me please? thanks.
Best site for microsoft visual C++ tutorial?
http://www.icoola.com
best web favorites ,keep websites easy as 1-2-3
Reply:okay, what you want is to go to the microsoft site, they have video tutorials on their visual C++ programs. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Best site for microsoft visual C++ tutorial?
http://www.icoola.com
best web favorites ,keep websites easy as 1-2-3
Reply:okay, what you want is to go to the microsoft site, they have video tutorials on their visual C++ programs. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Need a well explained c++ tutorial.Where can I find one?Hlp pls.?
A Complete Guide to Programming in C++
From elementary language concepts to professional software development, with in-depth coverage of all the C++ language elements 'enroute'.
Suited for both complete novices and advanced users of C++. Takes a clear and logical approach using uncluttered English and purposeful examples. With examples and website content, it represents great value for the money and is highly recommended as both a tutorial for students and newcomers to C++ and a dip-in guide for more advanced practitioners.
Check your mail for the link to this tutorial
Need a well explained c++ tutorial.Where can I find one?Hlp pls.?
dude no one knows that epet pros k any way can u put me best answer plz i need points
Reply:I suggest you to try www.geekinterview.com
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From elementary language concepts to professional software development, with in-depth coverage of all the C++ language elements 'enroute'.
Suited for both complete novices and advanced users of C++. Takes a clear and logical approach using uncluttered English and purposeful examples. With examples and website content, it represents great value for the money and is highly recommended as both a tutorial for students and newcomers to C++ and a dip-in guide for more advanced practitioners.
Check your mail for the link to this tutorial
Need a well explained c++ tutorial.Where can I find one?Hlp pls.?
dude no one knows that epet pros k any way can u put me best answer plz i need points
Reply:I suggest you to try www.geekinterview.com
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I need a p.c tutorial..something along the lines of 'video professor'?
Check out all u need ...
~ http://www.videoprofessor.com/
~ http://www.videoprofessor.com/
Where to get symbian c++ tutorial for begginers?
I don't know a thing about that OS, I want to start step by step
Where to get symbian c++ tutorial for begginers?
Mmm.. if you re looking into writing apps or such for symbian phones. you can look in this link which is the nokia forum site for the symbian os and they have the most complete list of resources, Im pretty sure you ll find what you re looking for in there. For some downloads you may need to register as member but otherwise you can just browse around. good luck
Reply:How about a free compiler from another source?
Try Microsoft.
The free software and learning materials are available here.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:Computer Tutorials, Interview Question And Answer
http://freshbloger.com/
Where to get symbian c++ tutorial for begginers?
Mmm.. if you re looking into writing apps or such for symbian phones. you can look in this link which is the nokia forum site for the symbian os and they have the most complete list of resources, Im pretty sure you ll find what you re looking for in there. For some downloads you may need to register as member but otherwise you can just browse around. good luck
Reply:How about a free compiler from another source?
Try Microsoft.
The free software and learning materials are available here.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:Computer Tutorials, Interview Question And Answer
http://freshbloger.com/
Does anyone know a good C++ tutorial as well as a good C++ compiler?
Thanks! =)
Does anyone know a good C++ tutorial as well as a good C++ compiler?
For tutorials i would say
http://www.msdn.com
http://www.programmersheaven.com/
You can always try this marvelous C++ IDE
devc++ (search for it on google,its free)
hope this will help
Cheers:)
Reply:There are plenty of resources for C++ including tutorials, snippets and EXCELLENT online help over at Dream.In.Code.net. As for the compiler all you need is a good compiler like Visual C++ 2005/2008 Express. Its free and it will also do visual C++ and regular C.
I have included some links for you to get started. Good luck.
Reply:Try this web site: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
It seems to have some good information.
Does anyone know a good C++ tutorial as well as a good C++ compiler?
For tutorials i would say
http://www.msdn.com
http://www.programmersheaven.com/
You can always try this marvelous C++ IDE
devc++ (search for it on google,its free)
hope this will help
Cheers:)
Reply:There are plenty of resources for C++ including tutorials, snippets and EXCELLENT online help over at Dream.In.Code.net. As for the compiler all you need is a good compiler like Visual C++ 2005/2008 Express. Its free and it will also do visual C++ and regular C.
I have included some links for you to get started. Good luck.
Reply:Try this web site: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
It seems to have some good information.
How do you calculate the sum of two numbers in C#?
I'm going through a C# tutorial and am trying to create a VERY simple calculator (a Windows Application).
It should work like this:
You type one floating point number into a textbox (Number1).
You type one floating point number into a textbox (Number2).
You click the CALCULATE button.
The sum of Number1 and Number2 displays in a textbox called Sum.
All I need is the one line of code to apply to the CALCLATE button to get that sum to display in the Sum box.
How do you calculate the sum of two numbers in C#?
It's two lines of code within the event handler function:
double result = Double.Parse(Number1.Text) + Double.Parse(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text = result.ToString();
Reply:The main trick is that you need to convert the strings from the text boxes into floating point values. Try:
Sum.Text = Convert.ToDouble( Number1.Text ) +
Convert.ToDouble( Number2.Text )
You can get fancy and use an IFormatProvider too so it'll work in Europe as well as the US. This would be proper for a commercial application, but overkill for homework unless you want brownie points.
Reply:Sum.text = Sum(Number1.Text, Number2.Text);
Try that.
Reply:About the first error you mentioned. This error occurs when you typed the name of a field, method,... incrorrectly. Note that if you type the name without pay attention to it's character case, You will recieve that error. For example this line is correct:
Sum.Text="";
But this one cause the error:
Sum.text="";
Because in first sample you typed the name of the property exactly as defined but in seceond case you only type a name like that, not itself.
And an other thing. When you acquire the value of two Text Boxes, you should convert them into a type which you could done the action by that. In your case you should convert the value of Number1 and Number2 into double. You can use this sample:
double dSum;
dSum = Convert.ToDouble(Number1.Text);
dSum += Convert.ToDouble(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text=dSum.ToString();
You can also use this line as the last line of code above:
Sum.Text=Convert.ToString(dSum);
And these are same each other.
Be Succeed.
local florist
It should work like this:
You type one floating point number into a textbox (Number1).
You type one floating point number into a textbox (Number2).
You click the CALCULATE button.
The sum of Number1 and Number2 displays in a textbox called Sum.
All I need is the one line of code to apply to the CALCLATE button to get that sum to display in the Sum box.
How do you calculate the sum of two numbers in C#?
It's two lines of code within the event handler function:
double result = Double.Parse(Number1.Text) + Double.Parse(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text = result.ToString();
Reply:The main trick is that you need to convert the strings from the text boxes into floating point values. Try:
Sum.Text = Convert.ToDouble( Number1.Text ) +
Convert.ToDouble( Number2.Text )
You can get fancy and use an IFormatProvider too so it'll work in Europe as well as the US. This would be proper for a commercial application, but overkill for homework unless you want brownie points.
Reply:Sum.text = Sum(Number1.Text, Number2.Text);
Try that.
Reply:About the first error you mentioned. This error occurs when you typed the name of a field, method,... incrorrectly. Note that if you type the name without pay attention to it's character case, You will recieve that error. For example this line is correct:
Sum.Text="";
But this one cause the error:
Sum.text="";
Because in first sample you typed the name of the property exactly as defined but in seceond case you only type a name like that, not itself.
And an other thing. When you acquire the value of two Text Boxes, you should convert them into a type which you could done the action by that. In your case you should convert the value of Number1 and Number2 into double. You can use this sample:
double dSum;
dSum = Convert.ToDouble(Number1.Text);
dSum += Convert.ToDouble(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text=dSum.ToString();
You can also use this line as the last line of code above:
Sum.Text=Convert.ToString(dSum);
And these are same each other.
Be Succeed.
local florist
Where i get C++ tutorial?
www.koders.com
these guys have all the code.from c,c++ to java..
Where i get C++ tutorial?
This is a very good resource: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Just put C++ tutorial in Google search and you will get tons of information.
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Thank you!
these guys have all the code.from c,c++ to java..
Where i get C++ tutorial?
This is a very good resource: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Just put C++ tutorial in Google search and you will get tons of information.
Reply:Hey, just bringing this old question up for a vote.
If you have not found the answer you are looking for, please, feel free to use one of the following links from my personal collection:
http://www.findlaw.com
http://www.webmd.com/diseases_and_condit...
http://www.dogpile.com
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http://www.dictionary.com
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/
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http://www.alexa.com
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http://www.hplearningcenter.com
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My post is simply to encourage you to pick a "Best Answer" or to assist you in finding the answer.
Thank you!
Creating a very, very simple calculator in C# and need coding help...?
I'm going through a C# tutorial and am trying to create a very simple calculator. You type one floating point number into a textbox (Number1) and another floating point number into another textbox (Number2) and then click a button named CALCULATE. The sum of Number1 and Number2 should then display in a read-only textbox called Sum.
I've created the form, but need help figuring out the syntax of the code that should be applied to the Calculate button.
Also, what code should go under the "Clear" button to then clear all of the boxes?
Creating a very, very simple calculator in C# and need coding help...?
Calculate:
double result = Double.Parse(Number1.Text) + Double.Parse(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text = result.ToString();
If you were doing this "for real", you would also want error checking/catching in the event that the textboxes are blank, or do not contain numbers.
========
Clear:
Number1.Text = "";
Number2.Text = "";
Sum.Text = "";
I've created the form, but need help figuring out the syntax of the code that should be applied to the Calculate button.
Also, what code should go under the "Clear" button to then clear all of the boxes?
Creating a very, very simple calculator in C# and need coding help...?
Calculate:
double result = Double.Parse(Number1.Text) + Double.Parse(Number2.Text);
Sum.Text = result.ToString();
If you were doing this "for real", you would also want error checking/catching in the event that the textboxes are blank, or do not contain numbers.
========
Clear:
Number1.Text = "";
Number2.Text = "";
Sum.Text = "";
Need help with programming a C++ program to find circumference with a given radius.?
This is what I have:
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
#include %26lt;fstream%26gt;
#include %26lt;iomanip%26gt;
using namespace std;
double pi=3.14159;
int main ()
{
cout %26lt;%26lt;"Michael ..MJNL6P2.cpp Lab#6 C++ Tutorial \n" %26lt;%26lt; endl;
double radius;
ofstream outfile;
outfile.open("circle.out");
cout %26lt;%26lt;"ENTER LENGTH FOR RADIUS: " ;
cin %26gt;%26gt; radius;
double CIRCUMFERENCE = 2 * pi * radius;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Circumference is " %26lt;%26lt; CIRCUMFERENCE %26lt;%26lt; " \n\n\n";
outfile %26lt;%26lt; "Circumference is " %26lt;%26lt; CIRCUMFERENCE %26lt;%26lt; ".\n";
return 0;
}
I get the errors:
PYRMJN-1.obj : error LNK2005: _main already defined in MJNL6P2.obj
Debug/MJNL6P2.exe : fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found
Error executing link.exe.
Need help with programming a C++ program to find circumference with a given radius.?
hmmm....thats a weird error message. Cant say Ive seen it before. It shouldnt be anything to do with your actual code, looks good to me.
Im guessing it has something to do with how you are compiling it. What are you using?
If you are using g++ you can do it all in one line.
g++ thisFile.cpp -o pgm.exe
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
#include %26lt;fstream%26gt;
#include %26lt;iomanip%26gt;
using namespace std;
double pi=3.14159;
int main ()
{
cout %26lt;%26lt;"Michael ..MJNL6P2.cpp Lab#6 C++ Tutorial \n" %26lt;%26lt; endl;
double radius;
ofstream outfile;
outfile.open("circle.out");
cout %26lt;%26lt;"ENTER LENGTH FOR RADIUS: " ;
cin %26gt;%26gt; radius;
double CIRCUMFERENCE = 2 * pi * radius;
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Circumference is " %26lt;%26lt; CIRCUMFERENCE %26lt;%26lt; " \n\n\n";
outfile %26lt;%26lt; "Circumference is " %26lt;%26lt; CIRCUMFERENCE %26lt;%26lt; ".\n";
return 0;
}
I get the errors:
PYRMJN-1.obj : error LNK2005: _main already defined in MJNL6P2.obj
Debug/MJNL6P2.exe : fatal error LNK1169: one or more multiply defined symbols found
Error executing link.exe.
Need help with programming a C++ program to find circumference with a given radius.?
hmmm....thats a weird error message. Cant say Ive seen it before. It shouldnt be anything to do with your actual code, looks good to me.
Im guessing it has something to do with how you are compiling it. What are you using?
If you are using g++ you can do it all in one line.
g++ thisFile.cpp -o pgm.exe
Can I link flash to c++?
i want to design a courseware for c++ tutorial with simulation using flash, my problem is how to make a link to c++ and flash
Can I link flash to c++?
the following link has a step by step tutorial of how to embed flash in a c++ program
floral deliveries
Can I link flash to c++?
the following link has a step by step tutorial of how to embed flash in a c++ program
floral deliveries
C programming help with scanf?
by referring to the code below:
void digestline(void) {
scanf("%*[^\n]"); /* Skip to the End of the Line */
scanf("%*1[\n]"); /* Skip One Newline */
}
can anyone explain what the [\n] parts are? I couldn't find any documentation online referring to such a format.
(I found this code on http://vergil.chemistry.gatech.edu/resou... )
C programming help with scanf?
y not dear
% hope u know it so i m not explaining it
* to read all chars from the input (keyboard iostream / io buffer)
[] what is contained in it is an regular expression
^ tells not
\n a new line char
so the first scanf will skips all characters until the newline char is found...
where as the second scanf function allows u to only read new line char only and only once ie. while storing to any char array u also stores there a new line char but in case of first u didnt i.e. u discarded the storage if a new line char occurs....
but i let u know to which variable the values are going is missing.................
anyway rank my answer which encourage me to answer more
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Reply:The asterisk means the read value will not be stored in any variable, and the [^\n] just means read an entire line. %*[^\n] will accept any character except \n.
This is cheating by using regular expressions. Its not really standard C.
void digestline(void) {
scanf("%*[^\n]"); /* Skip to the End of the Line */
scanf("%*1[\n]"); /* Skip One Newline */
}
can anyone explain what the [\n] parts are? I couldn't find any documentation online referring to such a format.
(I found this code on http://vergil.chemistry.gatech.edu/resou... )
C programming help with scanf?
y not dear
% hope u know it so i m not explaining it
* to read all chars from the input (keyboard iostream / io buffer)
[] what is contained in it is an regular expression
^ tells not
\n a new line char
so the first scanf will skips all characters until the newline char is found...
where as the second scanf function allows u to only read new line char only and only once ie. while storing to any char array u also stores there a new line char but in case of first u didnt i.e. u discarded the storage if a new line char occurs....
but i let u know to which variable the values are going is missing.................
anyway rank my answer which encourage me to answer more
http://www.geocities.com/ankur899/
Reply:The asterisk means the read value will not be stored in any variable, and the [^\n] just means read an entire line. %*[^\n] will accept any character except \n.
This is cheating by using regular expressions. Its not really standard C.
I want some c++ codes on how to develop data entry software at least some source codes and some tutorials?
buy a book from PC world or somwhere like that. Have you tried Delphi, or SQL they are more up to date than c++
I want some c++ codes on how to develop data entry software at least some source codes and some tutorials?
Try www.codeproject.com
Reply:try surfing into www.cpphome.com and get into talk with the pro coders there ... they'll help you ... and dont forget to surf into www.astalavista.com for some neat c++ codes
Reply:What is your data entry? From console? With some GUI? In what OS? What development tool do you use? Where do you intend to place the data entered when you got it? -- into what database/spreadsheet/text file?
You told nothing about your needs...
I want some c++ codes on how to develop data entry software at least some source codes and some tutorials?
Try www.codeproject.com
Reply:try surfing into www.cpphome.com and get into talk with the pro coders there ... they'll help you ... and dont forget to surf into www.astalavista.com for some neat c++ codes
Reply:What is your data entry? From console? With some GUI? In what OS? What development tool do you use? Where do you intend to place the data entered when you got it? -- into what database/spreadsheet/text file?
You told nothing about your needs...
Would any one can tell me where can i get free e-book on the topic c-tutorial??
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My restored P.C doesn't have Microsoft Excel loaded in it. Are there "free tutorials" available to view or
http://www.download.com/3120-20_4.html?q...
Can you give me a site for full free C++ tutorial?
Hi, i realy wanna know how to programe on C++, i like this languge but i don't know any site learn me C++ step by step till i became an itermediate in it!! plz help me and give me a site name wich do all of that!! i wanna be an expert in C++!!! plz help!!!
Can you give me a site for full free C++ tutorial?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Reply:http://www.course.com/downloads/computer...
we used this in my c++ class. the powerpoints under "concepts review" should help you.
Reply:Websites can't teach a language. Books are what taught HTML, JavaScript, C++, and PHP.
"C++ for dummies" is a great book, it taught me C++ quickly. Buy it and see for yourself. (I have the fourth edition)
Good luck!!!
Can you give me a site for full free C++ tutorial?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Reply:http://www.course.com/downloads/computer...
we used this in my c++ class. the powerpoints under "concepts review" should help you.
Reply:Websites can't teach a language. Books are what taught HTML, JavaScript, C++, and PHP.
"C++ for dummies" is a great book, it taught me C++ quickly. Buy it and see for yourself. (I have the fourth edition)
Good luck!!!
Suggest some good tutorials to get started with java.. i am good at c++..?
how good at C++ LOL just go to http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
Suggest some good tutorials to get started with java.. i am good at c++..?
Sun has some Java tutorials that are good for people new to Java.
http://java.sun.com/learning/tutorial/in...
Suggest some good tutorials to get started with java.. i am good at c++..?
Sun has some Java tutorials that are good for people new to Java.
http://java.sun.com/learning/tutorial/in...
What is the best c# tutorial?
I am a programmer, familiar with C++ and Java from school, but have only used VB.NET professionally. I would like recommendations for the best method of quickly coming up to speed with C#. Thanks!
What is the best c# tutorial?
I downloaded the VC# 2005 express edition beta and the website run by microsoft actually had some really, really good video tutorials that guided you through a process. I'm in the same boat as you, and this helped me out a lot. Anyway, check it out.
Reply:I've found getting a few books on C# and looking at plenty of example works well for me. More specifically, i think of a project i want to do, THen i implement that in the particular language. This method has worked for me in learning Java, and C#
floral
What is the best c# tutorial?
I downloaded the VC# 2005 express edition beta and the website run by microsoft actually had some really, really good video tutorials that guided you through a process. I'm in the same boat as you, and this helped me out a lot. Anyway, check it out.
Reply:I've found getting a few books on C# and looking at plenty of example works well for me. More specifically, i think of a project i want to do, THen i implement that in the particular language. This method has worked for me in learning Java, and C#
floral
C# 10 points for the best answer!!!!?
Hello everybody.
I need some C# tutorials or sources for writing in a RichTextBox the FileNames of a OpenFileDialog component.
How can I do this???
Thanks
C# 10 points for the best answer!!!!?
For using OpenFileDialog with richtextbox for loading *.rtf files in C#, learn it from the following code:
First of all drag and drop 3 controls on Windows form of your application:
1. Richtextbox
2. OpenDialogBox
3. Button
Now double click on button control to write the code for its click event to open the openFileDialog:
openFileDialog1.Filter = "Rich Text File(*.rtf)|*.rtf";
if( openFileDialog1.ShowDialog() != DialogResult.Cancel )
{
richTextBox1.LoadFile( openFileDialog1.FileName );
}
Similarly you can use the saveFileDialog to save the text of richtextbox. To append the old file text loaded in richtextbox you can use Richtextbox function:
richTextBox1.SaveFile( PASS THE FILE PATH HERE );
Hope above code will help you to load files in richtextbox.
Gud Luck :-)
Reply:http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a...
Reply:Specificially, these links have the command to append text to a RichTextBox.
so, something like this:
textBox.appendText(fileDialog.Filename...
I need some C# tutorials or sources for writing in a RichTextBox the FileNames of a OpenFileDialog component.
How can I do this???
Thanks
C# 10 points for the best answer!!!!?
For using OpenFileDialog with richtextbox for loading *.rtf files in C#, learn it from the following code:
First of all drag and drop 3 controls on Windows form of your application:
1. Richtextbox
2. OpenDialogBox
3. Button
Now double click on button control to write the code for its click event to open the openFileDialog:
openFileDialog1.Filter = "Rich Text File(*.rtf)|*.rtf";
if( openFileDialog1.ShowDialog() != DialogResult.Cancel )
{
richTextBox1.LoadFile( openFileDialog1.FileName );
}
Similarly you can use the saveFileDialog to save the text of richtextbox. To append the old file text loaded in richtextbox you can use Richtextbox function:
richTextBox1.SaveFile( PASS THE FILE PATH HERE );
Hope above code will help you to load files in richtextbox.
Gud Luck :-)
Reply:http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a...
Reply:Specificially, these links have the command to append text to a RichTextBox.
so, something like this:
textBox.appendText(fileDialog.Filename...
C++ help???
is there any good free c++ tutorials online
C++ help???
http://about.com
http://cplusplus.com
http://cprogramming.com
im not sure on that last one but i think its real
Reply:check netbeans
Reply:yes
C++ help???
http://about.com
http://cplusplus.com
http://cprogramming.com
im not sure on that last one but i think its real
Reply:check netbeans
Reply:yes
About MSDN and C#?
How can I download just a partial part from the MSDN colection, like tutorials, references and similar?
For example I want only to download some C# tutorials.
About MSDN and C#?
Start here perhaps
http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSh...
For example I want only to download some C# tutorials.
About MSDN and C#?
Start here perhaps
http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSh...
Is it dangerous to mix the C with the C++ language.?
I'm a beginner C++ programmer, i'v noticed that there are a lot of C tutorials that allow the programmer to use the win32 API without any extra support. What i was thinking, is it possible to use objects and classes and incorprest that into a C but use a C++ complier.
Is it dangerous to mix the C with the C++ language.?
Yes, you can mix the two. C++ is a superset of C *but* there are some subtle differences that can cause a headache now and again.
One big item no one here has mentioned is that because C++ supports function overloading it "mangles" function names. If you are using a unit compiled by a C compiler you must declare the header file with extern "C" scope. In essence this tells the C++ compiler not to mangle the functions names in the C++ manner but to use the C naming convention. Doing this will allow your program to link properly.
Example:
extern "C"
{
#include "some_C_header.h"
}
Reply:You can combine ANSI standard C and C++ since C++ is simply 'enhanced C'. The result is C++ code
Reply:Yes C++ is an extension of C so ANYTHING you see that is done in C WILL work in C++ ... its not dangerous whatsoever to mix the two simply because they are one and the same (assuming you use C++, since it is a superset of C)... You mention win32 APIs and i've used those within C and in C++ without any problems at all. In fact you can even not bother with objects and classes all together (making it simply a C program, for the most part) and still compile it fine as C++. C++ gives you extensions that you have at hand, it's just a matter of whether you want to use them that differentiates C and C++.
Reply:You can download a free version of Microsoft Visual C++ at the URL below. It will recognize the difference between C and C++, based on the extensions of the file names. It has built-in facilities for handling the windows API.
Yes, you can mix C and C++, but remember that most callable routines in C++ are inside of an object. So you will need to tell your C code how to get "inside" the objects, probably by treating them as "structs". Usually it is not necessary to use C if you are using C++, since C++ can do everything that C can.
Reply:Absolutely not, C++ is a superset of C, which means everything contained within in C you can do. There are a few differences. For example, in C++, main must return an int. Also, structures are declared slightly different, but you can still use the C way. Win32 API is written in C, so it should be no surprise that it works. MFC is the Win32 API wrapped in C++ classes. The important thing to realize though, when using C header in C++. Normally you include %26lt;string.h%26gt;. C++ headers leave off the extension. So many people will think %26lt;string%26gt; equates to %26lt;string.h%26gt;. This is not true. All C libraries should begin witth a 'c'. So %26lt;string.h%26gt; equates to %26lt;cstring%26gt; and %26lt;stdlib.h%26gt; to %26lt;cstdlib%26gt;, etc.
daisy
Is it dangerous to mix the C with the C++ language.?
Yes, you can mix the two. C++ is a superset of C *but* there are some subtle differences that can cause a headache now and again.
One big item no one here has mentioned is that because C++ supports function overloading it "mangles" function names. If you are using a unit compiled by a C compiler you must declare the header file with extern "C" scope. In essence this tells the C++ compiler not to mangle the functions names in the C++ manner but to use the C naming convention. Doing this will allow your program to link properly.
Example:
extern "C"
{
#include "some_C_header.h"
}
Reply:You can combine ANSI standard C and C++ since C++ is simply 'enhanced C'. The result is C++ code
Reply:Yes C++ is an extension of C so ANYTHING you see that is done in C WILL work in C++ ... its not dangerous whatsoever to mix the two simply because they are one and the same (assuming you use C++, since it is a superset of C)... You mention win32 APIs and i've used those within C and in C++ without any problems at all. In fact you can even not bother with objects and classes all together (making it simply a C program, for the most part) and still compile it fine as C++. C++ gives you extensions that you have at hand, it's just a matter of whether you want to use them that differentiates C and C++.
Reply:You can download a free version of Microsoft Visual C++ at the URL below. It will recognize the difference between C and C++, based on the extensions of the file names. It has built-in facilities for handling the windows API.
Yes, you can mix C and C++, but remember that most callable routines in C++ are inside of an object. So you will need to tell your C code how to get "inside" the objects, probably by treating them as "structs". Usually it is not necessary to use C if you are using C++, since C++ can do everything that C can.
Reply:Absolutely not, C++ is a superset of C, which means everything contained within in C you can do. There are a few differences. For example, in C++, main must return an int. Also, structures are declared slightly different, but you can still use the C way. Win32 API is written in C, so it should be no surprise that it works. MFC is the Win32 API wrapped in C++ classes. The important thing to realize though, when using C header in C++. Normally you include %26lt;string.h%26gt;. C++ headers leave off the extension. So many people will think %26lt;string%26gt; equates to %26lt;string.h%26gt;. This is not true. All C libraries should begin witth a 'c'. So %26lt;string.h%26gt; equates to %26lt;cstring%26gt; and %26lt;stdlib.h%26gt; to %26lt;cstdlib%26gt;, etc.
daisy
C++ Development Interface. Any recommendations?
I'm starting into some C++ tutorials and now I'm looking for a "Development Interface". It's kinda like a dreamweaver but for C++. Got any recommendations?
C++ Development Interface. Any recommendations?
use borland c++ or visual studio 2005 tht's the best ,..jordan told u about dev c++ ,..tht's not best for c++,. it is best for c..
anyway search for borland c++ on google or go borland.com and download the older version vich is borland 5.5
Reply:http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
http://www.kdevelop.org/
Reply:The following have been recommended by Bjarne Stroustrup.
* Apple C++. It also comes with OS X on the developer tools CD.
* Bloodshed Dev-C++. A GCC-based (Mingw) IDE.
* Borland C++
* Cygwin (GNU C++)
* Digital Mars C++
* MINGW
* DJ Delorie's C++ development system for DOS/Windows
* GNU CC source
* Intel C++ for linux
* The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure (based on GCC).
* Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
* Sun Studio.
Reply:I would download Dev c++, this is by far one of the best c++ editors. just google it. hope this helps.
C++ Development Interface. Any recommendations?
use borland c++ or visual studio 2005 tht's the best ,..jordan told u about dev c++ ,..tht's not best for c++,. it is best for c..
anyway search for borland c++ on google or go borland.com and download the older version vich is borland 5.5
Reply:http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
http://www.kdevelop.org/
Reply:The following have been recommended by Bjarne Stroustrup.
* Apple C++. It also comes with OS X on the developer tools CD.
* Bloodshed Dev-C++. A GCC-based (Mingw) IDE.
* Borland C++
* Cygwin (GNU C++)
* Digital Mars C++
* MINGW
* DJ Delorie's C++ development system for DOS/Windows
* GNU CC source
* Intel C++ for linux
* The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure (based on GCC).
* Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
* Sun Studio.
Reply:I would download Dev c++, this is by far one of the best c++ editors. just google it. hope this helps.
I want to learn C++, but every time I do, I think about doing it in VB much easier. What am I doing wrong?
I've attempted to read several C++ tutorials, but every time I get into it past if statements and variables, I give up due to how I grew up programming BASIC, which had doing things such as this programmed so easily. I know that many powerful programs are written in C++, which can't be said for Visual Basic. Is there any special tutorials written for VB-clinging people such as me? Thanks
I want to learn C++, but every time I do, I think about doing it in VB much easier. What am I doing wrong?
I too have gone from VB to C++.
I couldn't find any dedicated tutorials from VB to C++.
However, what I did learn is that it is best to use the most appropriate tool for the job.
If you are solely programming in Windows then VB is fine.
If you have to program for a different platform or you are being specifically asked for it then you might need C++.
I found the following sites useful:
http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay.php...
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/in...
http://www.cppreference.com/index.html
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defaul...
By the way,
What people say about speed in VB is not necessarily true.
See Merri's article here for more info
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t...
Reply:You could also be in the 'VB' mindset, and not in the 'C++' mindset. As they are different programming languages, made for different purposes, you have to think differently for each language. Report It
Reply:If you don't have any problems to be solved with c++, I don't suggest you try and force yourself to learn it.
VB has a very specific set of problems it is good for solving, and if those are the problems you want to solve, then stick with it.
When the time comes that you need to use C++, I'm sure you'll be motivated to learn it. And if variables are getting you, memory management is going to be killer.
Best of luck.
Reply:Skip c++
I would go for java it is much easier and everything is very clean. Here is a company you might like.
Reply:Why u want to learn C++ buddy? Interested in Object oriented programming? Instead of learning c++ i suggest u to learn vb.net which also has the power of oops. Once u learned the concept of vb.net, its easy for u to understand the OOPS Concepts.
Reply:Why C++? Why not Java (J2EE)? I would respectfully encourage you to download a copy of Eclipse framework and begin learning how do application design and generate code using an IDE. Therein, you will begin learning to utilize design patterns, while also learning Java, and realize the value of component-based architectures for building applications. See www.eclipse.org
Reply:C++ has several advantages over VB, the major one being speed. I switched from Vb to C++ and found the transition to be quite difficult. The best way to learn is to pretty much forget all you know about Vb and learn c++ from scratch. At least thats what I did.
Also about Java, i know that also and its easy to learn but if you are going to learn java it has a very similar syntax to c++ so switching from java to c++ at a later date would not be too hard.
I want to learn C++, but every time I do, I think about doing it in VB much easier. What am I doing wrong?
I too have gone from VB to C++.
I couldn't find any dedicated tutorials from VB to C++.
However, what I did learn is that it is best to use the most appropriate tool for the job.
If you are solely programming in Windows then VB is fine.
If you have to program for a different platform or you are being specifically asked for it then you might need C++.
I found the following sites useful:
http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay.php...
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/in...
http://www.cppreference.com/index.html
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/defaul...
By the way,
What people say about speed in VB is not necessarily true.
See Merri's article here for more info
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t...
Reply:You could also be in the 'VB' mindset, and not in the 'C++' mindset. As they are different programming languages, made for different purposes, you have to think differently for each language. Report It
Reply:If you don't have any problems to be solved with c++, I don't suggest you try and force yourself to learn it.
VB has a very specific set of problems it is good for solving, and if those are the problems you want to solve, then stick with it.
When the time comes that you need to use C++, I'm sure you'll be motivated to learn it. And if variables are getting you, memory management is going to be killer.
Best of luck.
Reply:Skip c++
I would go for java it is much easier and everything is very clean. Here is a company you might like.
Reply:Why u want to learn C++ buddy? Interested in Object oriented programming? Instead of learning c++ i suggest u to learn vb.net which also has the power of oops. Once u learned the concept of vb.net, its easy for u to understand the OOPS Concepts.
Reply:Why C++? Why not Java (J2EE)? I would respectfully encourage you to download a copy of Eclipse framework and begin learning how do application design and generate code using an IDE. Therein, you will begin learning to utilize design patterns, while also learning Java, and realize the value of component-based architectures for building applications. See www.eclipse.org
Reply:C++ has several advantages over VB, the major one being speed. I switched from Vb to C++ and found the transition to be quite difficult. The best way to learn is to pretty much forget all you know about Vb and learn c++ from scratch. At least thats what I did.
Also about Java, i know that also and its easy to learn but if you are going to learn java it has a very similar syntax to c++ so switching from java to c++ at a later date would not be too hard.
C++ really confused?? msdn, sdl, api ext......?
I am a beginner c++ programmer. Only have been working in console mode but would like to move onto win32 or win64 apllications and eventually games. When i search on the net for C++ tutorials i get terms like sdl, msdn. api and i have know idea what they mean. Also i downloaded a sdl library for dev-c++ and linked it. is the sdl library a standerd or are there other versions. does it work with opengl or directx. If possible i don't want to program using the .net framework. It's a ok for nissness applications but not games because you need mor control over the GUI. I don't know where to start when it comes to win32 programming? any help would be appreciated?
C++ really confused?? msdn, sdl, api ext......?
Well, its good that you want to enter the complex world of graphics programing. Welcome to real business :)
To start you first need to brush your skills with drawing simple graphics and moving them around the screen. You can start with simple things first, say pure C in a DOS based environment and create simple graphics, move them around and create complex shapes with simple objects like rectangles and polygons.
When you get a good grip on that you can start using the win32 model. For that you can get some books first, on Windows graphics API. MSDN (Microsoft Developers Network) is a good resource for getting most information about Microsoft platforms. No need to get into .NET if you feel you dont need it.
The topic of graphics programing is rather complex to be discussed here but there are plenty of books in the market to get you going...
Happy Programing.
PS, do send me a copy of your first game :)
Reply:If you are a newbie then you should first learn assembly, which is relatively simple, and then move on to C++ which is more complicated.
Reply:Win32, OpenGL, SDL, DirectX are APIs. You use an API with
a programming language to create graphics. To create GUI apps, I use Java or VB.net, I don't bother with win32 but that's just me personally. There is a good win32 tutorial here.
http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/
C++ really confused?? msdn, sdl, api ext......?
Well, its good that you want to enter the complex world of graphics programing. Welcome to real business :)
To start you first need to brush your skills with drawing simple graphics and moving them around the screen. You can start with simple things first, say pure C in a DOS based environment and create simple graphics, move them around and create complex shapes with simple objects like rectangles and polygons.
When you get a good grip on that you can start using the win32 model. For that you can get some books first, on Windows graphics API. MSDN (Microsoft Developers Network) is a good resource for getting most information about Microsoft platforms. No need to get into .NET if you feel you dont need it.
The topic of graphics programing is rather complex to be discussed here but there are plenty of books in the market to get you going...
Happy Programing.
PS, do send me a copy of your first game :)
Reply:If you are a newbie then you should first learn assembly, which is relatively simple, and then move on to C++ which is more complicated.
Reply:Win32, OpenGL, SDL, DirectX are APIs. You use an API with
a programming language to create graphics. To create GUI apps, I use Java or VB.net, I don't bother with win32 but that's just me personally. There is a good win32 tutorial here.
http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/
C++ problem ,, Help pls?
Hey i saw buzz's c++ tutorials ...
In those tuts in the first program they've written a program like this [ theyre using Visual Studio.net ]
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
using std::cout;
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
And in the tutorials when they run the program without the
" using std::cout; "
command, they arent able to run it
whereas i dont need to type in that command to run the program in Turbo C++ or Visual studio..
So can any one tell me that what is the command for ? And is it only used in visual studio.net or what ???
C++ problem ,, Help pls?
Well, I am not a C++ programmer, but I have a feeling this may be because - as in VB or C# - there are some libraries included in some part of your IDE that are not included in the one being refrenced in the tutorial.
For example : in VBA (the code behind MS Access), there is a place where you can select "refereces" to other libraries, like Outlook, Adobe, etc. If you check one of the references in the box displayed, you can directly access objects in that library in the code. If not, you can't.
Chances are that there is a similar functionality in C++ (I know there is in VS.NET) and you have the library for 'std:cout' selected; the people in the tutorial don't, so they have to call it explicitly from their code, while yours is included automatically because of different compiler options.
This would be my guess, having experienced similar things in different languages.
Reply:Whatever you are using to program in C++ may already be loading and including the command under the covers... that's why you don't need to add it. In the tutorial, they may be using something a little more primitive, so they have to indicate this.
using std::cout; is used to tell the compiler "Use this namespace "std", because I don't want to type std:: before every cout".
It's just an indicator, to make things simpler for you (the developer), so that you don't have to type std::cout everytime... instead you just do cout.
gladiolus
In those tuts in the first program they've written a program like this [ theyre using Visual Studio.net ]
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
using std::cout;
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
And in the tutorials when they run the program without the
" using std::cout; "
command, they arent able to run it
whereas i dont need to type in that command to run the program in Turbo C++ or Visual studio..
So can any one tell me that what is the command for ? And is it only used in visual studio.net or what ???
C++ problem ,, Help pls?
Well, I am not a C++ programmer, but I have a feeling this may be because - as in VB or C# - there are some libraries included in some part of your IDE that are not included in the one being refrenced in the tutorial.
For example : in VBA (the code behind MS Access), there is a place where you can select "refereces" to other libraries, like Outlook, Adobe, etc. If you check one of the references in the box displayed, you can directly access objects in that library in the code. If not, you can't.
Chances are that there is a similar functionality in C++ (I know there is in VS.NET) and you have the library for 'std:cout' selected; the people in the tutorial don't, so they have to call it explicitly from their code, while yours is included automatically because of different compiler options.
This would be my guess, having experienced similar things in different languages.
Reply:Whatever you are using to program in C++ may already be loading and including the command under the covers... that's why you don't need to add it. In the tutorial, they may be using something a little more primitive, so they have to indicate this.
using std::cout; is used to tell the compiler "Use this namespace "std", because I don't want to type std:: before every cout".
It's just an indicator, to make things simpler for you (the developer), so that you don't have to type std::cout everytime... instead you just do cout.
gladiolus
C++ query ...?
Hey i saw buzz's c++ tutorials ...
In those tuts in the first program they've written a program like this [ theyre using Visual Studio.net ]
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
using std::cout;
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
And in the tutorials when they run the program without the
" using std::cout; "
command, they arent able to run it
whereas i dont need to type in that command to run the program in Turbo C++ or Visual studio..
So can any one tell me that what is the command for ? And is it only used in visual studio.net or what ???
C++ query ...?
using std::cout imports the cout function from the std namespace into your local name space. std is the namespace that much of the Standard Template Library is stored in. Google "C++ STL namespace" and you'll see what I mean. You could change
using std::cout;
to:
using namespace std;
and it would import the whole standard library into your local namespace. Importing the namespace (or function as your tut shows) allows you to make a call to the function directly. If you did not import the function or namespace, you would have to change the code from the tutorial to look like this:
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
{
std::cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
See how we're prefacing the cout call with the namespace in which it resides?
The "using" command is standard across all newer C++ compilers. As you program you might use a third party library that has a different namespace. In that case you'd use something like:
using thirdpartylibrarynamespace::thirdpartyfu...
{
thirdpartyfunction();
}
and I'm sorry but the other answer is wrong. It is indeed
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello";
Reply:I'm not a c++ expert, but I think it means you can only use the cout%26gt;%26gt; thing inside the using std::cout braces...
Plus its cout%26gt;%26gt; not cout%26lt;%26lt;
In those tuts in the first program they've written a program like this [ theyre using Visual Studio.net ]
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
using std::cout;
{
cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
And in the tutorials when they run the program without the
" using std::cout; "
command, they arent able to run it
whereas i dont need to type in that command to run the program in Turbo C++ or Visual studio..
So can any one tell me that what is the command for ? And is it only used in visual studio.net or what ???
C++ query ...?
using std::cout imports the cout function from the std namespace into your local name space. std is the namespace that much of the Standard Template Library is stored in. Google "C++ STL namespace" and you'll see what I mean. You could change
using std::cout;
to:
using namespace std;
and it would import the whole standard library into your local namespace. Importing the namespace (or function as your tut shows) allows you to make a call to the function directly. If you did not import the function or namespace, you would have to change the code from the tutorial to look like this:
#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;
{
std::cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";
}
See how we're prefacing the cout call with the namespace in which it resides?
The "using" command is standard across all newer C++ compilers. As you program you might use a third party library that has a different namespace. In that case you'd use something like:
using thirdpartylibrarynamespace::thirdpartyfu...
{
thirdpartyfunction();
}
and I'm sorry but the other answer is wrong. It is indeed
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello";
Reply:I'm not a c++ expert, but I think it means you can only use the cout%26gt;%26gt; thing inside the using std::cout braces...
Plus its cout%26gt;%26gt; not cout%26lt;%26lt;
C programming?
I want to learn C, but don't know where to start. Can someone point me in the right direction? Where can i find some C tutorials besides the hello world tutorial? And what programs do I need?
C programming?
The easiest start up IDE for C would be old DOS-based Borland Turbo C/C++ of course this is not going to take you beyond self-study to any kind of real purpose.
Next-to-best tool for study purpose is no IDE at all, just simple compiler tool, tons of GCC or non-GCC based links can be found by a search of "GCC"
C is moderately aged, so most consolidated information can only be found in books, you can get whatever thinnest and cheapest C book you can see and that is full of beginner information.
Reply:I like the NeHe tutorials for OpenGL as a free graphics platform. I use the borland free compiler. If you email me I can help you get it all installed if you get stuck.
Reply:you need visual studio or C compiler just google c compiler. i have links for you c programming tutorials
Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/
C programming?
The easiest start up IDE for C would be old DOS-based Borland Turbo C/C++ of course this is not going to take you beyond self-study to any kind of real purpose.
Next-to-best tool for study purpose is no IDE at all, just simple compiler tool, tons of GCC or non-GCC based links can be found by a search of "GCC"
C is moderately aged, so most consolidated information can only be found in books, you can get whatever thinnest and cheapest C book you can see and that is full of beginner information.
Reply:I like the NeHe tutorials for OpenGL as a free graphics platform. I use the borland free compiler. If you email me I can help you get it all installed if you get stuck.
Reply:you need visual studio or C compiler just google c compiler. i have links for you c programming tutorials
Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/
Sunday, July 12, 2009
C++ tutorial?
hey...im a c programmer...an amateur...ive just finished reading and understanding my c programming book..now...im ready to take the next step for programming...im ready to learn c++...now,..
what are the best site where i can learn c++ for c user???
best link gets 10 points!!
C++ tutorial?
I'm a fan of these sites:
http://www.4p8.com/eric.brasseur/cppcen....
http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~iancooke/...
You may also just want to look up some general sites on object oriented programming, as that's one of the biggest additions in C++.
Reply:http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=free+C%...
Reply:um... try mcafee.com
Reply:http://cplusplus.org/
http://cplusplus.com/
You can also to look for "cpp" in newsgroups.
what are the best site where i can learn c++ for c user???
best link gets 10 points!!
C++ tutorial?
I'm a fan of these sites:
http://www.4p8.com/eric.brasseur/cppcen....
http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~iancooke/...
You may also just want to look up some general sites on object oriented programming, as that's one of the biggest additions in C++.
Reply:http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=free+C%...
Reply:um... try mcafee.com
Reply:http://cplusplus.org/
http://cplusplus.com/
You can also to look for "cpp" in newsgroups.
Where is the best site for getting c# training tutorial and examples to program from scrach?
I know c++ and now I want to learn c# is there any site which alows you to download for free tutorials to learn like in pdf format or something.
Where is the best site for getting c# training tutorial and examples to program from scrach?
sourceforge.net
wikipedia has a wikibooks and wiki university...
narcissus
Where is the best site for getting c# training tutorial and examples to program from scrach?
sourceforge.net
wikipedia has a wikibooks and wiki university...
narcissus
From Where I download Video Tutorials for various subject of computer science like C, C++, HTML ?
I don't know where you could get videos persay but you can find a lot of good information just on the internet.
www.w3schools.com provides an excellent html tutorial.
C and C++ are a little harder to find mostly because everyone has there own version of C++. (Mostly because everyone created there own libraries like Mircosoft did) which makes it harder to find specific information.
look up "thinking about C" in yahoo or google and there should be a site called that, that could help you.
www.krugle.com also allows you to search for code in various languages giving you resources to draw on.
From Where I download Video Tutorials for various subject of computer science like C, C++, HTML ?
U can refer to the following sites for it:
1-digg.com/videos/educational/20_Video...
2-www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/threa...
3-videocast.nih.gov/PastEvents.asp?c=1...
or u can try at google videos or youtube.......
BEST OF LUCK!!!
Reply:you can get that from lynda.com
www.w3schools.com provides an excellent html tutorial.
C and C++ are a little harder to find mostly because everyone has there own version of C++. (Mostly because everyone created there own libraries like Mircosoft did) which makes it harder to find specific information.
look up "thinking about C" in yahoo or google and there should be a site called that, that could help you.
www.krugle.com also allows you to search for code in various languages giving you resources to draw on.
From Where I download Video Tutorials for various subject of computer science like C, C++, HTML ?
U can refer to the following sites for it:
1-digg.com/videos/educational/20_Video...
2-www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/threa...
3-videocast.nih.gov/PastEvents.asp?c=1...
or u can try at google videos or youtube.......
BEST OF LUCK!!!
Reply:you can get that from lynda.com
Is Visual C++ any different from C++ in general?
After looking at a C++ tutorial on the net, and Visual studio C++ 2008's tutorials, it appears that the two tutorials have two quite different ways of saying "Hello World". Is Visual C++ in the visual studio something different from the C++ programming language?
Is Visual C++ any different from C++ in general?
Visual C++ is an IDE/compiler tailored for creating Windows applications with the C++ programming language. It comes with many libraries for interacting with Windows, and programming with it generally favors using these libraries heavily. C++ is a general purpose programming language for creating apps of any kind. The basic syntax of the two are the same though.
Reply:Visual C++ is Microsoft's C++ IDE/compiler for C++ on Windows. Visual C++ is not a different language. There is something called ANSI C++, which a standard for the C++ language. Visual C++ is ANSI C++ compliant, so any C++ examples you find, will work in Visual Studio. The VC++ tutorials may be using precompiled headers, so the includes may look different. The IDE is designed for the professional programmer, so it tries to make some tasks easier. If you want to compile an example the best way is to do a Win32 console application and click Empty Project and uncheck "Use precompiled headers"
Reply:C++ hello world uses the console interface.
No graphics, just basic text.
so
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World" %26lt;%26lt; endl;
will be output on the console window.
Visual C++ adds some bells and whistle to C++ so it supposedly makes it better and 'nicer'.
Reply:i like to know also.
statice
Is Visual C++ any different from C++ in general?
Visual C++ is an IDE/compiler tailored for creating Windows applications with the C++ programming language. It comes with many libraries for interacting with Windows, and programming with it generally favors using these libraries heavily. C++ is a general purpose programming language for creating apps of any kind. The basic syntax of the two are the same though.
Reply:Visual C++ is Microsoft's C++ IDE/compiler for C++ on Windows. Visual C++ is not a different language. There is something called ANSI C++, which a standard for the C++ language. Visual C++ is ANSI C++ compliant, so any C++ examples you find, will work in Visual Studio. The VC++ tutorials may be using precompiled headers, so the includes may look different. The IDE is designed for the professional programmer, so it tries to make some tasks easier. If you want to compile an example the best way is to do a Win32 console application and click Empty Project and uncheck "Use precompiled headers"
Reply:C++ hello world uses the console interface.
No graphics, just basic text.
so
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World" %26lt;%26lt; endl;
will be output on the console window.
Visual C++ adds some bells and whistle to C++ so it supposedly makes it better and 'nicer'.
Reply:i like to know also.
statice
Where can i find free video tutorials of to learn Flash MX and C++ or other things like that?
At school we were watching a video tutorial over Dreamweaver and I learn alot better this way, i know that the one our school uses is like 200 dollars but i was wondering if there is anywherei can get this for free? figured it was worth asking for "thanks in advance
Where can i find free video tutorials of to learn Flash MX and C++ or other things like that?
My favorite site is: http://www.learnflash.com/ they provide great videos and also have a series of video podcasts.
Get iTunes and search for flash and photoshop podcast.
Also if you are trying to learn photoshop, the Photoshop guys are very good, some tutorials are very complex but their methods and explanations make it very clear
Reply:I don't know about Flash, but you can get some Visual C++ videos at the Microsoft's developers network site:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc...
You can also download a free copy of Visual C++ Express Edition 2005
Computer magazines are also a good source for tutorials, they usually come with a CD and many of them feature video tutorials and demo software.
Where can i find free video tutorials of to learn Flash MX and C++ or other things like that?
My favorite site is: http://www.learnflash.com/ they provide great videos and also have a series of video podcasts.
Get iTunes and search for flash and photoshop podcast.
Also if you are trying to learn photoshop, the Photoshop guys are very good, some tutorials are very complex but their methods and explanations make it very clear
Reply:I don't know about Flash, but you can get some Visual C++ videos at the Microsoft's developers network site:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc...
You can also download a free copy of Visual C++ Express Edition 2005
Computer magazines are also a good source for tutorials, they usually come with a CD and many of them feature video tutorials and demo software.
Any tutorials on how to do The O.C posters on photoshop pleas?
pleas tell me a site that teaches how to do the posters and the picturs from the mixes pleas...!!!
Any tutorials on how to do The O.C posters on photoshop pleas?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDPWJvJwA...
just apply it to the OC
Any tutorials on how to do The O.C posters on photoshop pleas?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDPWJvJwA...
just apply it to the OC
Hi every o one learning c++ anyone got some help you know tutorials for begginers?
also howdo i wite a simple graphics porgram you know like paint only easier
Hi every o one learning c++ anyone got some help you know tutorials for begginers?
google it. We had to find out a bit about each of the languages our software development course can cover(we only do one throughly) and c++ was one so we hit google and its amazing how much things cann be simpliefed
Reply:If you are just starting to learn programming, there is no such thing as writing a simple graphics program, ya know, like paint.
W3schools has lots of tutorials and they are interactive. But I dont remember if C++ is there.
Hi every o one learning c++ anyone got some help you know tutorials for begginers?
google it. We had to find out a bit about each of the languages our software development course can cover(we only do one throughly) and c++ was one so we hit google and its amazing how much things cann be simpliefed
Reply:If you are just starting to learn programming, there is no such thing as writing a simple graphics program, ya know, like paint.
W3schools has lots of tutorials and they are interactive. But I dont remember if C++ is there.
Does anyone have a free downlad link for a C++ Compiler and do you have any books to recommend for tutorials?
I'm looking to learn how to write in C++ programming language.
Does anyone have a free downlad link for a C++ Compiler and do you have any books to recommend for tutorials?
Tons of them.
http://www.programmersheaven.com/
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/tutorials.h...
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/C++...
http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/CPPHOWTO...
http://s14.invisionfree.com/Ruby_R_US/ar...
Get Ruby.
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
It is thinking/human C
clematis
Does anyone have a free downlad link for a C++ Compiler and do you have any books to recommend for tutorials?
Tons of them.
http://www.programmersheaven.com/
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/tutorials.h...
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/C++...
http://oopweb.com/CPP/Documents/CPPHOWTO...
http://s14.invisionfree.com/Ruby_R_US/ar...
Get Ruby.
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
It is thinking/human C
clematis
Which site offers free tutorials download of msoffice,photoshop,windows,c,c...
just visit the site given below
Any tutorials on how to learn VISUAL C#?
i couldnt find any
thanks in advance
Any tutorials on how to learn VISUAL C#?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp...
thanks in advance
Any tutorials on how to learn VISUAL C#?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp...
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++.?
I want to program a PSP really badly but I don't know where to go. Please don't tell me psp-hacks.com because I have been there and I got banned from the chatroom because I asked too much questions (wtf!). Also don't say psp-programming.com because they barely have any tutorials on psp programming. Also are there any books out there that teach you psp programming?
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++.?
http://ps2dev.org/psp
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++.?
http://ps2dev.org/psp
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++?
I want to program a PSP really badly but I don't know where to go. Please don't tell me psp-hacks.com because I have been there and I got banned from the chatroom because I asked too much questions (wtf!). Also don't say psp-programming.com because they barely have any tutorials on psp programming. Also are there any books out there that teach you psp programming?
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++?
Hacking the PSP (http://www.hackingpsp.com/), PS2Dev (http://www.ps2dev.org/) and QuickJump (http://www.qj.net/) all have information about developing PSP applications. In particular, look at the forums for each of those sites.
There is a version of CodeWarrior adapted for use with the PSP. You may want to look at that for your IDE, though there are other options, as well.
It doesn't look like there are any books about programming for the PSP, only hacking the system itself.
And it's not C/C++ but Adobe (http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/psp.... has information about developing Flash applications for PSP, as well.
columbine
Is there any online tutorials or book out there for programming a psp with C/C++?
Hacking the PSP (http://www.hackingpsp.com/), PS2Dev (http://www.ps2dev.org/) and QuickJump (http://www.qj.net/) all have information about developing PSP applications. In particular, look at the forums for each of those sites.
There is a version of CodeWarrior adapted for use with the PSP. You may want to look at that for your IDE, though there are other options, as well.
It doesn't look like there are any books about programming for the PSP, only hacking the system itself.
And it's not C/C++ but Adobe (http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/psp.... has information about developing Flash applications for PSP, as well.
columbine
Anyone know of any simple tutorials for programming a mandelbrot set with openGL and C?
plan old C, not C++ or C#.
Anyone know of any simple tutorials for programming a mandelbrot set with openGL and C?
See if this helps:
http://www.ffconsultancy.com/free/fracta...
Anyone know of any simple tutorials for programming a mandelbrot set with openGL and C?
See if this helps:
http://www.ffconsultancy.com/free/fracta...
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
and what is the in demand program language in the workforce. do you need certification to get a job with c++ and do companies give people without experience a chance. thanks
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
Yes, just go download dev C++ and then search for web tutorials.
Reply:Yes you can learn it at home with the help of web. In todays scenario .Net %26amp; Java are in demand. In case of .Net you can go for C#, VB, ASP or C++ .Net while in case of Java you have to learn Core Java %26amp; Advanced Java.
Reply:Well I can't give you the specifics because I've only started learning C++ and I'm 14. But from what I've been told, many games and programs are written in the C++ language. Although C++ is commonly used, it is disregarded for the sluggish behaviour compared to it's "cousin" C#. I learn most of my C++ tutorials from: http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.cprogramming.com
I hope that helped.
Reply:yes and if you need a book an ebook on c++ mail me because online tutorials are of little help you need a full book and that also offline so i suggest use an ebook if you want and its free and its one of those top selling books out there in the market
mail me
subject "c++ book"
here firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
Reply:Entirely possible to learn on your own. GCC(g++), Dev C++, lcc are come of the freely available compilers. Emacs, Vi, Eclipse are some of the prominent candidates when it comes to IDEs.
If possible, subscribe to the news group comp.lang.c++ on Google groups. Read their past messages, FAQs and such things. Real people with real life programming problems in C++ discuss a great deal at comp.lang.c++.
In the workforce, C++ seems to have etched itself a firm place. If you do not have experience with c++ and seek to find a C++ programmer job, it'll be an uphill task no less.
If you can afford web tutorials, you could also afford a bit more to find yourself a C++ project of interest on sf.net and start sending patches to a project. If the patch works, it will be applied by the maintainers no matter you have experience or not. Then you can show those patches as your experience while you talk with a potential employer.
Reply:You would have to suppliment what you learn online with at least one to two (or more) good books to learn the fundamentals. C++ is a language with a lot of nuance and depth (I dare to use the word, 'vast'). The language syntax isn't so difficult to learn but the concepts of OOP and OOD (Object Oriented Programming and Object Oriented Design) will be more challenging to learn in order to gain an acceptable level of compentency.
Just learning C++ isn't enough though to get a job--there are whole frameworks to learn (ATL, MFC and others on both sides of the Microsqueesh - Unix fence) there are also (releated to OOP / OOD) paterns of design and coding in which to learn.
I've been a C++ developer for 15 years, starting with C in 1985. There are jobs out there with a 'must have' knowlege of C++, but the significant majority of jobs out there are Java and .NET (VB.net, C#.net) based. I've also seen demand (in my casual searches to see how the market is doing) for knowledge of 'open source' languages, such as Ruby, Pearl and Python for example.
IMHO, my gut feeling says that companies that need an exclusive C++ developer will be far less likely to hire one without several years of experience. In fact, I suspect that C++ 'entry level' development positions might be extrordinarily rare. You might be able to substitute 'industry experience' with independent projects, shareware you've developed et. al. Something that you could put down on a resume.
Will companies hire entry-level developers without any exerience at all? Yes, but those opportunities are uncommon at best at least in the are in which I live (San Diego / Riverside counties). In the case of the company I work for, the answer would be a resounding 'no', but the workaround for that is to seek a job as a QA person which you don't need experience for (at least with my company) and gain some experience with software and the software development process for a couple of years, then make the move into software develoment. I know several developers who have done this and they proved themselves to be good, competent developers.
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
Yes, just go download dev C++ and then search for web tutorials.
Reply:Yes you can learn it at home with the help of web. In todays scenario .Net %26amp; Java are in demand. In case of .Net you can go for C#, VB, ASP or C++ .Net while in case of Java you have to learn Core Java %26amp; Advanced Java.
Reply:Well I can't give you the specifics because I've only started learning C++ and I'm 14. But from what I've been told, many games and programs are written in the C++ language. Although C++ is commonly used, it is disregarded for the sluggish behaviour compared to it's "cousin" C#. I learn most of my C++ tutorials from: http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.cprogramming.com
I hope that helped.
Reply:yes and if you need a book an ebook on c++ mail me because online tutorials are of little help you need a full book and that also offline so i suggest use an ebook if you want and its free and its one of those top selling books out there in the market
mail me
subject "c++ book"
here firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
Reply:Entirely possible to learn on your own. GCC(g++), Dev C++, lcc are come of the freely available compilers. Emacs, Vi, Eclipse are some of the prominent candidates when it comes to IDEs.
If possible, subscribe to the news group comp.lang.c++ on Google groups. Read their past messages, FAQs and such things. Real people with real life programming problems in C++ discuss a great deal at comp.lang.c++.
In the workforce, C++ seems to have etched itself a firm place. If you do not have experience with c++ and seek to find a C++ programmer job, it'll be an uphill task no less.
If you can afford web tutorials, you could also afford a bit more to find yourself a C++ project of interest on sf.net and start sending patches to a project. If the patch works, it will be applied by the maintainers no matter you have experience or not. Then you can show those patches as your experience while you talk with a potential employer.
Reply:You would have to suppliment what you learn online with at least one to two (or more) good books to learn the fundamentals. C++ is a language with a lot of nuance and depth (I dare to use the word, 'vast'). The language syntax isn't so difficult to learn but the concepts of OOP and OOD (Object Oriented Programming and Object Oriented Design) will be more challenging to learn in order to gain an acceptable level of compentency.
Just learning C++ isn't enough though to get a job--there are whole frameworks to learn (ATL, MFC and others on both sides of the Microsqueesh - Unix fence) there are also (releated to OOP / OOD) paterns of design and coding in which to learn.
I've been a C++ developer for 15 years, starting with C in 1985. There are jobs out there with a 'must have' knowlege of C++, but the significant majority of jobs out there are Java and .NET (VB.net, C#.net) based. I've also seen demand (in my casual searches to see how the market is doing) for knowledge of 'open source' languages, such as Ruby, Pearl and Python for example.
IMHO, my gut feeling says that companies that need an exclusive C++ developer will be far less likely to hire one without several years of experience. In fact, I suspect that C++ 'entry level' development positions might be extrordinarily rare. You might be able to substitute 'industry experience' with independent projects, shareware you've developed et. al. Something that you could put down on a resume.
Will companies hire entry-level developers without any exerience at all? Yes, but those opportunities are uncommon at best at least in the are in which I live (San Diego / Riverside counties). In the case of the company I work for, the answer would be a resounding 'no', but the workaround for that is to seek a job as a QA person which you don't need experience for (at least with my company) and gain some experience with software and the software development process for a couple of years, then make the move into software develoment. I know several developers who have done this and they proved themselves to be good, competent developers.
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
and what is the in demand program language in the workforce. do you need certification to get a job with c++ and do companies give people without experience a chance. thanks
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
You need certification for everything bud.
and yes if you google it, you will find a zillion websites where you can find all the help you need.
It is very easy to learn basics of any language, however, without professional assistance, you cant expect Big companies hiring you.
Books aside, you need hands on experience and a professional certificate to prove that you know the language.
Good Luck!
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
You need certification for everything bud.
and yes if you google it, you will find a zillion websites where you can find all the help you need.
It is very easy to learn basics of any language, however, without professional assistance, you cant expect Big companies hiring you.
Books aside, you need hands on experience and a professional certificate to prove that you know the language.
Good Luck!
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
and what is the in demand program language in the workforce. do you need certification to get a job with c++ and do companies give people without experience a chance. thanks
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
Yes here is a great web tutorial on C++ to start:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
I came from a C background and if took less that a day to get though if and really understand C++ concepts.
C++ is a great addition to any programmers resume although there is a greater demand for C# programmers especiallt with ASP/ADO .NET however C++ is the backbone of OOP. As for if companies hireing w/o experience that's usually up to the company and yes they usually want eperience.
Reply:YES... I bought the book and self taught... you can learn it... but it's nearly worthless as far as I'm concerned... I would have been better off to use the same time to study another language... like Swahili
carnation
Is it possible to learn c++ on your own at home with web tutorials?
Yes here is a great web tutorial on C++ to start:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
I came from a C background and if took less that a day to get though if and really understand C++ concepts.
C++ is a great addition to any programmers resume although there is a greater demand for C# programmers especiallt with ASP/ADO .NET however C++ is the backbone of OOP. As for if companies hireing w/o experience that's usually up to the company and yes they usually want eperience.
Reply:YES... I bought the book and self taught... you can learn it... but it's nearly worthless as far as I'm concerned... I would have been better off to use the same time to study another language... like Swahili
carnation
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
Please proviede me good links.and information i really need it.
thankssss
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
I don't know any videos or "learner's" software.
Your best bet is to go to www.tutorialized.com and just go crazy.
Getting in there and reading a lot of articles on the basics and trying a little programming to get a hands on base, will be a great help to you!
Cheers!
Good luck!
PS. I know some C++ but it's been awhile. It can be overwhelming at first!
thankssss
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
I don't know any videos or "learner's" software.
Your best bet is to go to www.tutorialized.com and just go crazy.
Getting in there and reading a lot of articles on the basics and trying a little programming to get a hands on base, will be a great help to you!
Cheers!
Good luck!
PS. I know some C++ but it's been awhile. It can be overwhelming at first!
I am 15 and want to learn c++, very dedicated, what sites, books and tutorials can teach an absolute beginner?
I know c++ is a hard programming language to learn and not good for beginners but i want to jump right in, any and all information is welcome
I am 15 and want to learn c++, very dedicated, what sites, books and tutorials can teach an absolute beginner?
hi check these links,
hope this will help
good luck
Reply:steven25t gave you a list of sources. Click on each and every one and please mark him as best answer.
That said, it's time to talk about compilers. I will assume you are on Windows, and since you are fifteen and described C++ as a "hard programming language" (it's sophisticated but if you really want to do anything with it even BASIC can be hard) I will assume both that you don't currently have a compiler and that you don't have a lot of money for one.
There is a problem there, especially for a fifteen year old Microsoft and Borland C++ compilers can be costly. If you are a college student you can usually get a discount on them through your school, but while Borland makes some older versions of its compiler free with the purchase of how to program in C/C++ textbooks you are advised to look at at your local brick and mortar bookstore (Barnes and Noble, Waldenbooks, B. Dalton) Microsoft has its own "free" version which is essentially just annoying. Before it does anything at all, it makes you click on an alert box which says you agree not to redistribute this program in any form. I've actually had machines crash on me because of that alert box, which is one reason I no longer use Windows. Borland does make its latest compiler available for free if you want to use it using the command shell (which means either open a window using that old MS-DOS prompt icon or whatever they call it in Vista) and it is a skill worth having. It does make it difficult to learn how to program for Windows once you learn how to program, though. The other versions have an integrated debugging editor which is something most people will tell you not to live without, though it isn't strictly necessary.
On Windows there are some surprising other alternatives. http://www.digitalmars.com offers a compiler which is as good as Microsoft's or Borland's, or GCC's (which I'll get to). You can order a CD version for $54 or you can get a free version which like Borland's you pretty much have to use from the command line.
There are even some free on-line compilers. Comeau.com offers a chance to try out their compiler for free (though it's a little complicated) at http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/ . If you want to try out a small program in C (not C++) you can go to http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/compile/ and use a windows port of the GCC compiler. Finally, check out http://www.ccompile.com
GCC is the oldest compiler out there. It was originally written for Unix but as what we now call FOSS (Free and Open Software) by a man named Richard Stallman in 1985. A few years later, before Windows, Stallman gave a speech in which he explained why he thought it would never be ported to MS-DOS. A man named D. J. Delorie heard him and the result was DJGPP. This is still maintained by volunteers. It is up-to-date both in terms of syntax and in terms of its ability to handle modern machines. Unfortunately its IDE packages are at best adequate and its Windows handling package might be charitibly described as awful. For an absolute beginner, it's a good choice till something better comes along. Delorie went on to help develop a better Windows-specific port called "DevC++". It has an IDE (Integrated debugging editor) as good as Microsoft's or Borland's. You can get it at Bloodshed dot com in the sources. Again, you can use it for free, and, because it is GCC it accepts any program written in standard C or C++ and compiles it properly. Incidentally, Linux, which I'm using, uses some GCC libraries and it was through GCC that I became interested in using Linux.
The easiest or best way to learn a computer language is to get your hands on a compiler and to play with it. While tutorials are very helpful, finding them can be much less of a problem, and I hope I've given you what you need to take full advantage of steven25t's excellent answer.
Reply:If you do not know anything about programming try something else before c++, like java.
If you have the basis, you know what a variable and an algorhytm is, you get plenty of tutorials and books like C++ for dummies and so on which are perfect for anybody in order to learn..
Reply:Before learning any programming language, you should learn the basic principle of programming first. C++ is an object oriented programming language, OO is the most popular programming paradigm nowadays. Before OO, there are procedural programming paradigm (using QuickBASIC, PASCAL, C) and functional programming paradigm (using LISP, PROLOG).
If you want to quickly master C++, learn the fundamentals of OO. What are objects? What are classes? How are they related? How are they managed in your program? You should know all these.
The above answer has a good link to books, you can follow that.
I am 15 and want to learn c++, very dedicated, what sites, books and tutorials can teach an absolute beginner?
hi check these links,
hope this will help
good luck
Reply:steven25t gave you a list of sources. Click on each and every one and please mark him as best answer.
That said, it's time to talk about compilers. I will assume you are on Windows, and since you are fifteen and described C++ as a "hard programming language" (it's sophisticated but if you really want to do anything with it even BASIC can be hard) I will assume both that you don't currently have a compiler and that you don't have a lot of money for one.
There is a problem there, especially for a fifteen year old Microsoft and Borland C++ compilers can be costly. If you are a college student you can usually get a discount on them through your school, but while Borland makes some older versions of its compiler free with the purchase of how to program in C/C++ textbooks you are advised to look at at your local brick and mortar bookstore (Barnes and Noble, Waldenbooks, B. Dalton) Microsoft has its own "free" version which is essentially just annoying. Before it does anything at all, it makes you click on an alert box which says you agree not to redistribute this program in any form. I've actually had machines crash on me because of that alert box, which is one reason I no longer use Windows. Borland does make its latest compiler available for free if you want to use it using the command shell (which means either open a window using that old MS-DOS prompt icon or whatever they call it in Vista) and it is a skill worth having. It does make it difficult to learn how to program for Windows once you learn how to program, though. The other versions have an integrated debugging editor which is something most people will tell you not to live without, though it isn't strictly necessary.
On Windows there are some surprising other alternatives. http://www.digitalmars.com offers a compiler which is as good as Microsoft's or Borland's, or GCC's (which I'll get to). You can order a CD version for $54 or you can get a free version which like Borland's you pretty much have to use from the command line.
There are even some free on-line compilers. Comeau.com offers a chance to try out their compiler for free (though it's a little complicated) at http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/ . If you want to try out a small program in C (not C++) you can go to http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/compile/ and use a windows port of the GCC compiler. Finally, check out http://www.ccompile.com
GCC is the oldest compiler out there. It was originally written for Unix but as what we now call FOSS (Free and Open Software) by a man named Richard Stallman in 1985. A few years later, before Windows, Stallman gave a speech in which he explained why he thought it would never be ported to MS-DOS. A man named D. J. Delorie heard him and the result was DJGPP. This is still maintained by volunteers. It is up-to-date both in terms of syntax and in terms of its ability to handle modern machines. Unfortunately its IDE packages are at best adequate and its Windows handling package might be charitibly described as awful. For an absolute beginner, it's a good choice till something better comes along. Delorie went on to help develop a better Windows-specific port called "DevC++". It has an IDE (Integrated debugging editor) as good as Microsoft's or Borland's. You can get it at Bloodshed dot com in the sources. Again, you can use it for free, and, because it is GCC it accepts any program written in standard C or C++ and compiles it properly. Incidentally, Linux, which I'm using, uses some GCC libraries and it was through GCC that I became interested in using Linux.
The easiest or best way to learn a computer language is to get your hands on a compiler and to play with it. While tutorials are very helpful, finding them can be much less of a problem, and I hope I've given you what you need to take full advantage of steven25t's excellent answer.
Reply:If you do not know anything about programming try something else before c++, like java.
If you have the basis, you know what a variable and an algorhytm is, you get plenty of tutorials and books like C++ for dummies and so on which are perfect for anybody in order to learn..
Reply:Before learning any programming language, you should learn the basic principle of programming first. C++ is an object oriented programming language, OO is the most popular programming paradigm nowadays. Before OO, there are procedural programming paradigm (using QuickBASIC, PASCAL, C) and functional programming paradigm (using LISP, PROLOG).
If you want to quickly master C++, learn the fundamentals of OO. What are objects? What are classes? How are they related? How are they managed in your program? You should know all these.
The above answer has a good link to books, you can follow that.
What is the best site for Turbo c/c++ tutorial?
please help me. what is the best site for the Turbo c/c++ tutorial and site for sample code of Turbo c/c++
What is the best site for Turbo c/c++ tutorial?
try this one
http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/c++/c...
What is the best site for Turbo c/c++ tutorial?
try this one
http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/c++/c...
I need a good C++ tutorial?
Can anyone give me a source to a C++ tutorial where It will teach me how to code in C++ and basics and stuff like that. I really wanna learn this. Thanks ^_^
I need a good C++ tutorial?
I would recommend this site
http://www.geocities.com/sstutor
other good sites to learn c++ are
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
http://cpp-home.com/index/tiki-view_blog...
http://www.functionx.com/cpp/index.htm
To practice small programs download the Boreland c++ compiler from http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
Happy learning
Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:Hard copy books -- C++ Complete reference by Herbert Schildt
C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup
links--
www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial
www.functionx.com/cpp/index.htm
www.zib.de/visual/people/mueller/Cours...
www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
pansy
I need a good C++ tutorial?
I would recommend this site
http://www.geocities.com/sstutor
other good sites to learn c++ are
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
http://cpp-home.com/index/tiki-view_blog...
http://www.functionx.com/cpp/index.htm
To practice small programs download the Boreland c++ compiler from http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
Happy learning
Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:Hard copy books -- C++ Complete reference by Herbert Schildt
C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup
links--
www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial
www.functionx.com/cpp/index.htm
www.zib.de/visual/people/mueller/Cours...
www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
pansy
What is the best C++ tutorial? The IDE?
Can someone please tell me which C++ tutorial is suitable for 11-? Or about the best C++ IDE? Thanks!
What is the best C++ tutorial? The IDE?
According to me, one of the best books to refer for C++ would be C++ - The complete reference by Herebrt Shildt (TMH publication)
As for the IDE, the most widly used IDE for learning burposes is turbo C++. You may download the same from
http://dn.codegear.com/article/21751
What is the best C++ tutorial? The IDE?
According to me, one of the best books to refer for C++ would be C++ - The complete reference by Herebrt Shildt (TMH publication)
As for the IDE, the most widly used IDE for learning burposes is turbo C++. You may download the same from
http://dn.codegear.com/article/21751
I need a decent C tutorial!?
I need a decent C tutorial. Every tutorial i've found is one at some university, that has aliases that are installed on all the university computers, so you cant use it, or the site is a gazillion years old and no longer works, or the site is down, or non-existent, and just..ARGH!! I need a decent tutorial!
I need a decent C tutorial!?
http://cprogramming.com/
http://c-faq.com/
Seriously, get a book. K %26amp; R's C Programming Language is the standard.
Reply:Go through kerningham and ritchie's C book.
Reply:http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/
http://www2.its.strath.ac.uk/courses/c/
Totally free + works :-)
Enjoy!
I need a decent C tutorial!?
http://cprogramming.com/
http://c-faq.com/
Seriously, get a book. K %26amp; R's C Programming Language is the standard.
Reply:Go through kerningham and ritchie's C book.
Reply:http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/
http://www2.its.strath.ac.uk/courses/c/
Totally free + works :-)
Enjoy!
Csharp (c#)tutorial?
I want to learn Visual C # from scratch. Kindly let me know about the various sites which provide free tutorial.
I tried to google it but there are many and I do not know to rate which is the best
Thanks
Csharp (c#)tutorial?
http://www.codeproject.com has a lot of articles. You can post questions in the c# forum and get replies for it.
Reply:Well... one of the good link is ....
http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone30/...
Enjoy
Reply:http://www.csharpcorner.com/ Its a very good site.
Reply:Try this link
http://apex.vtc.com/cnet.php
Reply:The best site is the one that helps you most. That differs from person to person. The only way to find the one that is best for you is to have a look at the all.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en%26amp;q=c...
Rawlyn.
I tried to google it but there are many and I do not know to rate which is the best
Thanks
Csharp (c#)tutorial?
http://www.codeproject.com has a lot of articles. You can post questions in the c# forum and get replies for it.
Reply:Well... one of the good link is ....
http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone30/...
Enjoy
Reply:http://www.csharpcorner.com/ Its a very good site.
Reply:Try this link
http://apex.vtc.com/cnet.php
Reply:The best site is the one that helps you most. That differs from person to person. The only way to find the one that is best for you is to have a look at the all.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en%26amp;q=c...
Rawlyn.
C++ tutorial?
Does anyone know a c++ tutorial for beginners? The only language I know is HTML.
Nothing too complicated like www.cplusplus.com
C++ tutorial?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
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Nothing too complicated like www.cplusplus.com
C++ tutorial?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
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C# Tutorial?
Anyone know a really good free online C# Tutorial? For someone with absolutley 0 knowledge of programming.
C# Tutorial?
C# is a pretty simple language to get started with but will entertain you for weeks with the availability of lots of sophisticated techniques.
You really need to learn the IDE, so get to grips with Visual Studio Express or SharpDevlop. Only installed, you will have a 'Hello World!' application in 5 minutes, then learn how to use the IDE to generate code rapidly. There are lots of examples of code around to study but take a look at Design Patterns to set you off on the right track for good programming.
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Reply:Start using a simpler language before using c#.
Reply:LearnC#.com http://www.learncsharp.com/FreeVideos/Do...
Reply:Microsoft has lots of articles, samples, and video clips to get you started on C# (www.microsoft.com)
But I think investing in a good book will be well worth your money!
C# Tutorial?
C# is a pretty simple language to get started with but will entertain you for weeks with the availability of lots of sophisticated techniques.
You really need to learn the IDE, so get to grips with Visual Studio Express or SharpDevlop. Only installed, you will have a 'Hello World!' application in 5 minutes, then learn how to use the IDE to generate code rapidly. There are lots of examples of code around to study but take a look at Design Patterns to set you off on the right track for good programming.
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Reply:Start using a simpler language before using c#.
Reply:LearnC#.com http://www.learncsharp.com/FreeVideos/Do...
Reply:Microsoft has lots of articles, samples, and video clips to get you started on C# (www.microsoft.com)
But I think investing in a good book will be well worth your money!
Visual C++ Tutorial?
Does anyone know where I could find a VISUAL C++ tutorial? All I've been able to find are for making programs that are only run in the command prompt, which I already know how to do. I would like to learn how to program in C++ with Windows Forms at the very least, as my class did not cover any visual programming.
Visual C++ Tutorial?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc...
That's the "Learn Visual C++" page over at msdn(Microsoft Developer Network).
Cheers.
Reply:Windows Forms are part of .NET. Here's a link on using them with visual C++: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
You could also decide to start with MFC. I can't point you to a good tutorial, but just wanted to give you a phrase to look for. Visual C++ has wizards to help you a lot with MFC.
Visual C++ Tutorial?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc...
That's the "Learn Visual C++" page over at msdn(Microsoft Developer Network).
Cheers.
Reply:Windows Forms are part of .NET. Here's a link on using them with visual C++: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
You could also decide to start with MFC. I can't point you to a good tutorial, but just wanted to give you a phrase to look for. Visual C++ has wizards to help you a lot with MFC.
How to make a tutorial in c?
hey , can someone tell me what statements should i use to make a c tutorial in c. should it be like this:
press 1 for a beginners tutorial
press 2 for an intermediate tutorial
and 3 for advance.
can someone give me a basic layout in c on how i should do it. should i use the (if and the else if) statements. and when they are done one part, then loop back to the main menu. i really need help on this.
How to make a tutorial in c?
Create a variable which stores the difficulty of the tutorial.
Then you reference this variable later on as to determine which part of a nested If statement loop you should proceed with or a simple switch statement that tests the conditions of the variable.
Make sure to include a default when creating a switch.
Though a text based tutorial as such is primitive and you should consider something graphical, unless you're doing this for a school project.
Reply:?
press 1 for a beginners tutorial
press 2 for an intermediate tutorial
and 3 for advance.
can someone give me a basic layout in c on how i should do it. should i use the (if and the else if) statements. and when they are done one part, then loop back to the main menu. i really need help on this.
How to make a tutorial in c?
Create a variable which stores the difficulty of the tutorial.
Then you reference this variable later on as to determine which part of a nested If statement loop you should proceed with or a simple switch statement that tests the conditions of the variable.
Make sure to include a default when creating a switch.
Though a text based tutorial as such is primitive and you should consider something graphical, unless you're doing this for a school project.
Reply:?
C# tutorial?
whats the best free online tutorial to learn c#?
if you think c# isn't worth learning then let me know
thanks
C# tutorial?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp...
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if you think c# isn't worth learning then let me know
thanks
C# tutorial?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vcsharp...
wedding florist
What web site provides tutorials to make simple C++ games?
I'm a beginner
What web site provides tutorials to make simple C++ games?
Here are a couple.
http://www.gametutorials.com/
http://nehe.gamedev.net/
A word of advice, you will be much better off learning the language without trying to learn how to make games at the same time. What I mean is try learning the basics from somewhere like www.cplusplus.com and then start doing the basic game programming tutorials (text based, until you get the hang of c++ and then move on to the graphical stuff) from the game tutorials website above.
Good luck
What web site provides tutorials to make simple C++ games?
Here are a couple.
http://www.gametutorials.com/
http://nehe.gamedev.net/
A word of advice, you will be much better off learning the language without trying to learn how to make games at the same time. What I mean is try learning the basics from somewhere like www.cplusplus.com and then start doing the basic game programming tutorials (text based, until you get the hang of c++ and then move on to the graphical stuff) from the game tutorials website above.
Good luck
Where are the best tutorials for Microsoft Visual C++?
i cant really buy a book so it has to be online. thanks in advanced
Where are the best tutorials for Microsoft Visual C++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.glenmccl.com/tutor.htm
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/
Reply:microsoft visual c++ is an implementation of c++(which is pretty much standardized).
You'll need a c++ tutorial and if you want to write graphical apps then a graphical toolkit tutorial.
http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.wxwidgets.org (good cross-platform gui library).
Where are the best tutorials for Microsoft Visual C++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.glenmccl.com/tutor.htm
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
http://www.intap.net/~drw/cpp/
Reply:microsoft visual c++ is an implementation of c++(which is pretty much standardized).
You'll need a c++ tutorial and if you want to write graphical apps then a graphical toolkit tutorial.
http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.wxwidgets.org (good cross-platform gui library).
Best sources/tutorials/examples/for... for C# and .Net on the web?
Thanks!
Best sources/tutorials/examples/for... for C# and .Net on the web?
I like the following:
http://www.codeproject.com
http://www.gotdotnet.com
http://www.asp.net
http://www.windowsforms.net
Reply:most help online comes from newsgroups and discussion boards.
You can do a search for the specific task you want to learn about and just include the word tutorials with your search.
For example, if you want to learn more about delegates do a search for: "C# delegate tutorial"
If you need help with a specific topic feel free to email me and I'll do what I can to point you in the right direction.
Reply:books are best, try barnes %26amp; nobles.
Reply:MSDN has everything you need
Best sources/tutorials/examples/for... for C# and .Net on the web?
I like the following:
http://www.codeproject.com
http://www.gotdotnet.com
http://www.asp.net
http://www.windowsforms.net
Reply:most help online comes from newsgroups and discussion boards.
You can do a search for the specific task you want to learn about and just include the word tutorials with your search.
For example, if you want to learn more about delegates do a search for: "C# delegate tutorial"
If you need help with a specific topic feel free to email me and I'll do what I can to point you in the right direction.
Reply:books are best, try barnes %26amp; nobles.
Reply:MSDN has everything you need
Form where can i find tutorials about port programing in C?
i wnat tutorials
Form where can i find tutorials about port programing in C?
Here are a couple of sites I located using google that may help.
www.codeproject.com/system/serial.asp
www.beyondlogic.org/
Personally, I found a company that wrote some library functions distributed in a dll and used that for programming my serial port app.
I don't have the information on this computer though and the library wasn't free. It was something like $200-500 but as a one time cost. No cost to distribute the .dll when distributing your app.
Good Luck!
Reply:plz try to search how to use interrupt call to port control.
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Form where can i find tutorials about port programing in C?
Here are a couple of sites I located using google that may help.
www.codeproject.com/system/serial.asp
www.beyondlogic.org/
Personally, I found a company that wrote some library functions distributed in a dll and used that for programming my serial port app.
I don't have the information on this computer though and the library wasn't free. It was something like $200-500 but as a one time cost. No cost to distribute the .dll when distributing your app.
Good Luck!
Reply:plz try to search how to use interrupt call to port control.
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Any good tutorials for Linked Lists in C# anywhere?
I, of course, have searched yahoo and google but have yet to find one I can follow along with in C#. I have no prior knowledge of linked lists but I understand their purpose. I have also heard of Arraylist() and understand that this might be my answer. Anyway, any help would be great.
Any good tutorials for Linked Lists in C# anywhere?
Here is a good linked list tutorial.
http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/
These are good tutorials if you want to write your own implementation, or just want to learn about the container. If you have an application that needs this kind of container, writing your own should be your last choice.
I do not know about C# but C++ offers all of the basic containers in the Standard Template Library (STL). Java has similar template container classes.
When you understand the basics, you can do a good job of choosing the right container from those available in standard implementations.
Reply:If you just want one to use, check out this site:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
It lists all the standard data structures in C# and how to use them.
Reply:try this site, but actually i didn't use for C programming before, you can check
http://freecourses.8m.com/c+.htm
good luck
Any good tutorials for Linked Lists in C# anywhere?
Here is a good linked list tutorial.
http://cslibrary.stanford.edu/103/
These are good tutorials if you want to write your own implementation, or just want to learn about the container. If you have an application that needs this kind of container, writing your own should be your last choice.
I do not know about C# but C++ offers all of the basic containers in the Standard Template Library (STL). Java has similar template container classes.
When you understand the basics, you can do a good job of choosing the right container from those available in standard implementations.
Reply:If you just want one to use, check out this site:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
It lists all the standard data structures in C# and how to use them.
Reply:try this site, but actually i didn't use for C programming before, you can check
http://freecourses.8m.com/c+.htm
good luck
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