I already know how to program in BASIC but I want to learn how to program in C/C++. If there are any tutitorials that you would know about please tell me.

Thanks
Travis

C++ in 21 Days. Actually an E-Book, but still very good.

Cow, I checked it out, and they're all dead links. I don't think he say the message anyway.

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[ This Message was edited by: DInsane on 2003-08-14 11:12 ]

I don't think that an online tutorial can help you in such an advance language. Books would be alot better. Here is what i think is the best book for beg. "Teach yourself C++"
and when you read books like that you got to do the exercises and programs. Because experience is the best teacher.

Hmm, you're right. Just google for it and I'm sure you'll find a good copy.

I'd also suggest getting a book or two instead of trying to learn from online tutorials. I've got "C++: The Complete Reference", by Herb Schildt.

But "The complete reference" is like 800 pages long. Try "The C programming language" by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie.

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He explains both C and C++ in it, along with the standard libraries of each in detail (with a reference section later on), and then devotes a fair bit to using the STL. He also gives several "real world" examples (a parser, a custom string class, etc.). So in the end it does end up consuming 800 or so pages.

Every C programmer should probably have a copy of K&R. I don't think a 3rd edition has been released, though, so some of the features added by C99 aren't discussed, unfortunately. It is very straight-to-the-point, though.

Dont get me wrong. It's a fine book. I just tend to get stock in all the text...

Lemmih.