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Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2010 1:01 pm
by royalsymbol
we need more programming tutorial so as to make hacks

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 10:45 am
by wmagicw
Erm...what compiler do you all use for C++? I'm using Visual C++ but i saw from the webside b4,they say that Visual C++ had became a language different from C++... Some code are different too

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Tue Sep 14, 2010 4:12 pm
by Nerrazzuri
wmagicw wrote:Erm...what compiler do you all use for C++? I'm using Visual C++ but i saw from the webside b4,they say that Visual C++ had became a language different from C++... Some code are different too
Visual C++ has every features you need for different API. Including MFC, WIN32 API, and .Net. Depends on which one you want to learn off, but basically, they doing the same(I don't know much about MFC cause I never look into it). .Net is kinda powerful as it is able to adapt the unmanaged code into it. Anyway, if you're using .Net C++, make sure you know which Framework you using as people need to install the Framework as well.

I suggest using Borland C++ a.k.a Embarcadero RAD 2010. It is much easier and less problems. No doubt Visual C++ is good but BCB is far more easier.

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2010 10:49 pm
by wmagicw
Nerrazzuri wrote:
wmagicw wrote:Erm...what compiler do you all use for C++? I'm using Visual C++ but i saw from the webside b4,they say that Visual C++ had became a language different from C++... Some code are different too
Visual C++ has every features you need for different API. Including MFC, WIN32 API, and .Net. Depends on which one you want to learn off, but basically, they doing the same(I don't know much about MFC cause I never look into it). .Net is kinda powerful as it is able to adapt the unmanaged code into it. Anyway, if you're using .Net C++, make sure you know which Framework you using as people need to install the Framework as well.

I suggest using Borland C++ a.k.a Embarcadero RAD 2010. It is much easier and less problems. No doubt Visual C++ is good but BCB is far more easier.
I've learned a little bit Visual C++, and i found a video tutorial... I'm not sure whether it's good or not... Can u pls help me to see it and check it whether it's good or not?
This playlist
Thx

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:36 pm
by v1etpr1d3z
i got a "C++ for dummies, 7 book in 1" is that a good book to start learning c++?

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 11:27 pm
by happy125
unless u just started to learn how to use computer and dunno wad does alt f4 does, i suggest u use c++ for dummies.

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 7:21 am
by ShiunYean
happy125 wrote:unless u just started to learn how to use computer and dunno wad does alt f4 does, i suggest u use c++ for dummies.
the For Dummies book is alot easier to understand compared to the one I downloaded free from microsoft.

Re: The Programming Beginning

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 9:21 pm
by happy125