Well I'm reading C++ for dummies It's okay for a beginner.
I'm reading that too, but mines 4th edition (Dunno what version yours is), and it says to download the absolute most recent of GNU C++ go to www.deloreon.com (http://www.deloreon.com) which apparently no longer exists, so god knows how old this book is :P I think an old version comes on the CD but im just using Visual Studio 2010..... i'm all set, now i just need a decent tutorial that is easy to follow and doesn't throw you in at the deep end immediately.Mine is 6th edition :D
Buy some books
or find some free translated ones
Here is a free one in spanish
http://mat21.etsii.upm.es/ayudainf/aprendainf/Cpp/manualcpp.pdf (http://mat21.etsii.upm.es/ayudainf/aprendainf/Cpp/manualcpp.pdf)
Thanks man ! Do you know where I can download Visual C++ 10.0 (Torrent)?
You could try the express version
that's what i use
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/194812/list-of-freely-available-programming-books (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/194812/list-of-freely-available-programming-books)
you're welcome
Thanks man ! Do you know where I can download Visual C++ 10.0 (Torrent)?
#include <book.languages>
if César have books == False
{
César need buy books about C, C++ and C#
}
if César have books about C, C++ and C# == True
{
César need make programs and show to your friends
}
Compile error line 1: book.languages no such file or directory
:trollface:
getting a bit too ahead of yourself there with your username?
well C++ and C# are both derived from C so learning C first will set you on the best path. C# splits in the direction of .NET which uses a simpler but possibly slower framework, where as C++ is generally native code.
WASSUP MAN...long time no see.yea.. long story short i don't have internet anymore i'm at a friend's house. so yea WASSUP!
Yeah man, first I'm learing C, after I'll learn C++ and after I'll learn C#.
Yeah man, first I'm learing C, after I'll learn C++ and after I'll learn C#.
Then uh, do you really need to put the Programmer title in your username just yet?
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Anyone know how to put string input in language C?
I bought my C book last month, very good book, I know now how to manipulate strings:
char name[256];
printf("Tell me your name: ");
scanf("%s", name);
printf("Hello %s", name);
wouldn't str name make more sense?
doesnt rly matter
but yes
Depends - I mean, yes, it is an array of character arrays - which usually makes up a string, but at the same time the variable name makes the programmer perfectly aware of its intended use, I guess. nameStr, IMO, would be best - the name gives it away as an array of characters [acting as a string] that stores someone's name. :D
yo dawg we herd u liek arrays so we put arrays in your array so you can array while you array
Today in my data structures class we talked about arrays of linked lists. THAT'S torture for ANYBODY.
Vectors, arrays, list, FIFO, LIFO, etc ??
yo dawg we herd u liek arrays so we put arrays in your array so you can array while you array
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
int x = 5, y = x*x, z = x*y;
int *ptx, *pty, *ptz;
/* Colocando os endereços para cada ponteiro */
ptx = &x;
pty = &y;
ptz = &z;
printf("X = %d\nPos X = %ld\n\n", *ptx, ptx);
printf("Y = %d\nPos Y = %ld\n\n", *pty, pty);
printf("Z = %d\nPos Z = %ld\n\n", *ptz, ptz);
getch();
}