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 Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 10:07 am Post subject: Going to start with C++ |
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| any ideas on where to start? |
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Evil_Intentions
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Data types, then basic IO, then control statements(if, if then, for, do while), then functions, then arrays, then classes
By that point you should be able to make basic mathematical programs. At that time, if you like it, i'd invest in a book or two.
This is coming from my own experience as a hobbyist in c++ from a year or so ago, i'm sure someone like augustine or slugsnack has a better plan. |
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| Kazekeil wrote: | Data types, then basic IO, then control statements(if, if then, for, do while), then functions, then arrays, then classes
By that point you should be able to make basic mathematical programs. At that time, if you like it, i'd invest in a book or two.
This is coming from my own experience as a hobbyist in c++ from a year or so ago, i'm sure someone like augustine or slugsnack has a better plan. |
Thanks for the tip though. I have this little compiler called borland C++ compiler. Is that any good? |
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Evil_Intentions
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| ¥Moderator¥ wrote: | | Kazekeil wrote: | Data types, then basic IO, then control statements(if, if then, for, do while), then functions, then arrays, then classes
By that point you should be able to make basic mathematical programs. At that time, if you like it, i'd invest in a book or two.
This is coming from my own experience as a hobbyist in c++ from a year or so ago, i'm sure someone like augustine or slugsnack has a better plan. |
Thanks for the tip though. I have this little compiler called borland C++ compiler. Is that any good? |
I'll probably get bashed for this too, but as a hobbyist I really liked Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
I installed it on my flash drive and kept it with me for whenever. It won't serve for larger projects, but for right now should be errthing you need. Once you get a hang of everything up to functions, give Project Euler's problems a look. http://projecteuler.net/problems
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gogodr
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| dont be a dam hipster and use visual studio :/ |
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Nibelton
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| Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:14 pm Post subject: |
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| gogodr wrote: | | dont be a dam hipster and use visual studio :/ |
skyrim didn't make VS |
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I'm reading this:
http://www.mediafire.com/?padtwvp8k9gbvsn |
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