Posted by QRan93R on 03:01:00 09-09-2002
Ok, I'm new here and I'm 14 years old (I'm really young am I ). I know for now a very little about c++ programming and even about programming, but I have made a DOS calculator. So, I just wondered, can someone say VERY good tutorials for me (remember, I am a very new to programming). Oh and any good links to c++ programming too.
Posted by Jason on 04:49:00 09-09-2002
Welcome to the Young Programmers' Network! Hope you like it here . I don't know much about C++, but I started learning C yesterday. It's pretty easy to find them, just go to www.ask.com and ask "Where can I get a good C++ programming tutorial?". I bet they'll have tons of results. Welcome, again!
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Posted by QRan93R on 16:05:00 09-09-2002
P.S. I noticed some mistakes in my posts. Sorry for them, I'm not an american, nor british.
Posted by KaGez on 20:37:00 09-09-2002
we have a small selection of C/C++ tutorials atm, sorry
but, I've learned C as well as C++ reading books. I think books are still the best medium to learn, since you can look at them everywhere
I recommenr "C in 21 days" and "C++ in 21 days". You could also go take a look at informit.com . they also have some free e-books about C/C++ afaik.
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Posted by QRan93R on 01:44:00 09-10-2002
Thanx KaGEZ
Posted by KaGez on 17:34:00 09-10-2002
No problem, I'll help anytime I can
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Posted by Jason on 07:48:00 09-11-2002
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On 2002-09-09 03:01, QRan93R wrote:
I'm new here and I'm 14 years old (I'm really young am I ).
Heh, i wouldn't say your very young here, lots of people are in their teens, I'm 10, only person younger than me is turning ten soon, he's slash, I've heard he's starting basic.
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Posted by KaGez on 20:46:00 09-11-2002
"I am younger!!" "no, I am!!" ...
are we competing about age in here? I think if there is something to compete about in the YPN, it's coding!
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Posted by AntiHalcyon on 08:25:00 09-15-2002
I agree... Age does not matter because a 10 year old may know C++, but his quality may be quite... crappy. Where a 14 year old may know the same thing, but write ``better'' more efficient code. So age is pretty much irrelevant when it comes to programming.
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Posted by Peter on 08:46:00 09-15-2002
I learned the basic stuff from tutorials (www.cprogramming.com is quite nice, for instance), but I also bought a couple of books.
Posted by QRan93R on 01:12:00 09-16-2002
Than you people. Well yeah I know that I'm not so young as other people. But ok, it's not a competition.
Posted by buzgub on 14:59:00 09-16-2002
If you also want to learn C, buying the book "The C Programming Language", by Kernighan and Ritchie, is probably a good idea. Be aware, though, that C and C++ are different languages.
Posted by KaGez on 19:10:00 09-16-2002
the book "Beginning Linux Programing" and "Advanced Linux programing" are also great if you wanna learn some POSIX stuff, and generel advanced C stuff
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Posted by Doom2pro on 17:29:00 09-23-2002
Whoops, forgot to login
Posted by KaGez on 22:51:00 09-23-2002
you probably were logged in, but phpBB scandisked up once again
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Posted by sanguineraven on 11:02:00 12-24-2002
GameTutorials
Cprogramming
and finally Gamedev there forums are amazing, I have been a member for nearly a year and they are VERY helpful
Posted by dxprog on 09:46:00 12-25-2002
You forogt the http:// in those links.
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Posted by Yjo on 05:37:00 12-30-2002
I'd reccomend you buy a good book if you have the money.
There's an aspect of learning to code that can only be learnt away from the computer, by the same logic that the best code you write will probably start out as ideas on paper.
A good book to start out with (if cpp's your thing) is Jesse Liberty's 'Teach yourself c++ in 24 hours'
Posted by neonbjb on 16:16:00 01-03-2003
Hey, I started out with just raw c++ at first too, but u arnt going to get very far with that. You need to start learning topics like the win32 API or MFC if you really want to program in C/C++. (Do it early [Trust me] and find some tutorial sites on microsoft.com)
Posted by KaGez on 00:14:00 01-04-2003
the book "C++ in 21 days" from Sams also isn't bad. I own a german copy of it. It's quite cool
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