I want to learn c++-But the books are confugrated.Some one can tell me how I can learn this.
is books only way of learning or is there anothers ? :roll:
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I want to learn c++-But the books are confugrated.Some one can tell me how I can learn this.
is books only way of learning or is there anothers ? :roll:
Well theres loads of tutorials on the web and open source resources available, if you try searching for a tutorial on the "Hello World" programme it'd probably be a good star. Thats where i started
you should start by buying a c++ book by robert lafore
you can read book by E balagurusamy or yashwant kanitkar these are very good books for beginners
i always found books quicker and easier. i stick to python:P
there are quiet good project archive sites on the web... you can try them
yes. there r books, pdfs and i guess couple of vdo tutorials al tellling the same thing.... but its with practical experience u can learn
Youd be best off learning the basics of what a class is and how they are used. I find that you can pick the syntax up as you go along.
c++ is hard to learn, but get a book like sams teach yourself c++ or c++ for dummies. i wouldnt recommend starting with tutorials, just buy a book and read the whole thing, and re-read it if you have to.
if something is hard .. or soft... everything is based on your mentality...
best way is buy balaguruswamy C++ Beginners, C++ primer, C++ Complete Reference.... and practice examples.. understand it...
it is very easy .....
i want to learn C#,net
Like alot of people poster, you can find good tutorials online, and they may have online dictionaries uploaded these days.:cool:
i can send u some c++ video tutorials....add me on msn : [email protected]
Lucky I have university class, maybe you poke at a local universities website to see if any of the professors have they're own websites. Mine have tutorials unprotected so anyone can pick them up and do them.
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Originally Posted by Meandorsaber
THe best booksare "The C++ Programming Language" by Bjarne Stroustroup (the creator of C++) and "Effective C++ / Effective STL" by Scott Meyers
If you are really a begginer - try out something by Robert Sedgwick