Your best off to take a class. Maybe your local community college would be a good place to start.
Cprogramming.com has some really good beginner tutorials here
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
They also have a really good forums with frequent posters to help you when you run in to problems.
The best way to learn how to program is by doing it and learning through trial and error.
What is the best source to learn c language pa..?
The best %26amp; easy way to learn C is: Buy P.B Kottur / Let us 'c' / Test Your skills in 'c' / Yaswanth kanitkar book %26amp; have a look in to it.
Those books are vice nice %26amp; understandable to a normal person.
Reply:Pick up Kernighen/Ritchie or Let Us 'c' from Yashwant Kanitkar. good and very helpfull books to start learning 'C'
Reply:forget about the c language try for the gniit from niit it is best for you for making best ever carieer in computer programming in any language or rdbms
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Which is the best way to learn C language???? plzzzzzzz.......?
Two ways:
1) Classroom / Virtual Classroom
2) Book/Self Study
Depending on how you learn, they are both good options.
C can be confusing - more confusing than other languages due to having to handle pointers, allocate memory, etc. It's not hard, just different and you benefit from it.
The book I learned from was 'Problem Solving and Program Design in C' and was in a textbook format. O'Reilly also has a number of great books. The two on my shelf right now are 'Practical C Programming' and 'C++ The Core Language'.
If you have the time, take a class. Seeing how other people write rubs off some good (or bad) coding techniques you could use in the future.
Which is the best way to learn C language???? plzzzzzzz.......?
Read and work! work! work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No Other way........................................
I suggest
i)Theory Material from MIT/Stanford sites
ii)K %26amp; R Book
iii)Java How To Program(Very Very good Book)
Author:Dittel%26amp;Dittel (6th Ed)
For System concepts read Unix nefore you begin..........C
Rem:C is a Sea...............................U never travell on every area in Sea only u can be in a path.Same is here.....................
Reply:The best way is to follow the book of yashwant kaniktar i may be misspelling the writer name but he had written such nice book and so much easy that everyone can learn c language from it so do follow it and remind u he is Indian author.
Reply:Read a book on C and practice
flowers gifts
1) Classroom / Virtual Classroom
2) Book/Self Study
Depending on how you learn, they are both good options.
C can be confusing - more confusing than other languages due to having to handle pointers, allocate memory, etc. It's not hard, just different and you benefit from it.
The book I learned from was 'Problem Solving and Program Design in C' and was in a textbook format. O'Reilly also has a number of great books. The two on my shelf right now are 'Practical C Programming' and 'C++ The Core Language'.
If you have the time, take a class. Seeing how other people write rubs off some good (or bad) coding techniques you could use in the future.
Which is the best way to learn C language???? plzzzzzzz.......?
Read and work! work! work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No Other way........................................
I suggest
i)Theory Material from MIT/Stanford sites
ii)K %26amp; R Book
iii)Java How To Program(Very Very good Book)
Author:Dittel%26amp;Dittel (6th Ed)
For System concepts read Unix nefore you begin..........C
Rem:C is a Sea...............................U never travell on every area in Sea only u can be in a path.Same is here.....................
Reply:The best way is to follow the book of yashwant kaniktar i may be misspelling the writer name but he had written such nice book and so much easy that everyone can learn c language from it so do follow it and remind u he is Indian author.
Reply:Read a book on C and practice
flowers gifts
What is the best way to learn C++?
I agree with fadefirez, but here are my $.02.
Aside from Accelerated C++, another good starting book is C++ Primer by Lippman. Stroustrup's book is nice, but I think you'll want to learn from Lippman's or Koenig's book first.
I don't recommend going the C route before the C++ route. Note, if you do intend to be a serious C++ programmer, you *will* have to learn the fundamentals of C. I just say go the C++ route first so you don't get corrupted by C in your C++ programming.
It's incredibly important that you learn the language, and if it is your first programming language, important computer science concepts. Do not try to jump into GUI programming, fancy graphics, MMO games, or anything crazy like that. Doing so without a firm understanding of your programming language and computer science is a path to failure.
Best way to learn C++? Get a good book, and *spend time learning it*.
What is the best way to learn C++?
There are two books that you need, and these are considered standard in the C++ world. Look on ebay, amazon and froogle and try to get the cheapest, pre-owned.
Accelerated C++ - get this first
Essential C++ - once you have gotten to grips with the previous book.
I recommend that you first learn the fundamentals of C though (not everything, just the basics).
Remember - when learning a new programming language, like any language, it is important that you know (without any trouble), the most basic fundamentals of the language before trying to learn more complex ideas.
Good Luck :)
Reply:Learn from
Object Oriented Programming with C++ (BALAGURUSAMY)
It is one of the best book.
for more details goto www.tatamacgrawhill.com
Reply:1) Take a book, read it. (Bjarne stroustrup's woud be good)
2) Practise exercises on your computer.
3) Once you are familiar with the concepts and programming, take up challenges on internet. Anyway you have yahoo answers and google to help you.
4) Happy learning :-)
Reply:buy the book Visual QuickStart for C++, then get Visual QuickPro. the visual quick series are easy to read, don't talk down to you, and it's chockful of information. start with them.
Aside from Accelerated C++, another good starting book is C++ Primer by Lippman. Stroustrup's book is nice, but I think you'll want to learn from Lippman's or Koenig's book first.
I don't recommend going the C route before the C++ route. Note, if you do intend to be a serious C++ programmer, you *will* have to learn the fundamentals of C. I just say go the C++ route first so you don't get corrupted by C in your C++ programming.
It's incredibly important that you learn the language, and if it is your first programming language, important computer science concepts. Do not try to jump into GUI programming, fancy graphics, MMO games, or anything crazy like that. Doing so without a firm understanding of your programming language and computer science is a path to failure.
Best way to learn C++? Get a good book, and *spend time learning it*.
What is the best way to learn C++?
There are two books that you need, and these are considered standard in the C++ world. Look on ebay, amazon and froogle and try to get the cheapest, pre-owned.
Accelerated C++ - get this first
Essential C++ - once you have gotten to grips with the previous book.
I recommend that you first learn the fundamentals of C though (not everything, just the basics).
Remember - when learning a new programming language, like any language, it is important that you know (without any trouble), the most basic fundamentals of the language before trying to learn more complex ideas.
Good Luck :)
Reply:Learn from
Object Oriented Programming with C++ (BALAGURUSAMY)
It is one of the best book.
for more details goto www.tatamacgrawhill.com
Reply:1) Take a book, read it. (Bjarne stroustrup's woud be good)
2) Practise exercises on your computer.
3) Once you are familiar with the concepts and programming, take up challenges on internet. Anyway you have yahoo answers and google to help you.
4) Happy learning :-)
Reply:buy the book Visual QuickStart for C++, then get Visual QuickPro. the visual quick series are easy to read, don't talk down to you, and it's chockful of information. start with them.
What r the best sites to learn C basics?
frm extrme root
What r the best sites to learn C basics?
Try here for a start:
http://einstein.drexel.edu/courses/CompP...
or just Google for 'C tutorial', and you'll come up with hundreds of them!
daylily
What r the best sites to learn C basics?
Try here for a start:
http://einstein.drexel.edu/courses/CompP...
or just Google for 'C tutorial', and you'll come up with hundreds of them!
daylily
What is the best way to learn c++ from home?
should I use the "Books for Dummies" series or is there a better way.
What is the best way to learn c++ from home?
hmm, well go to this tutorial:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
But by the sound of it, I dont think you have learn any computer langauges before! So I would reccomend learning microsoft Visual. Theres a tutorial for that here:
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Vi...
Good luck!
Reply:If I'm not mistaken you can get an "express" version from microsoft it's free and there are tutorials on the site. I know for a fact they have C#.
Reply:Supplement your book reading with actual coding. Get compilers if you need them.
What is the best way to learn c++ from home?
hmm, well go to this tutorial:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
But by the sound of it, I dont think you have learn any computer langauges before! So I would reccomend learning microsoft Visual. Theres a tutorial for that here:
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Vi...
Good luck!
Reply:If I'm not mistaken you can get an "express" version from microsoft it's free and there are tutorials on the site. I know for a fact they have C#.
Reply:Supplement your book reading with actual coding. Get compilers if you need them.
Which is the best site to learn c++ from basic?
I would recommend especially this one:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
It took you how long to learn C++ language ? , how long to have some more exp ?
Well, the book I used to learn C++ is called "Sams teach yourself C++ in 21 days", in reality took me about two weeks to learn it and I'm still learning things 4 years later.
It took you how long to learn C++ language ? , how long to have some more exp ?
You could learn all the semantics and syntax in C++ in 2 weeks. Applying them? That's the challenge. The other major obstacle in learning it is learning some API. Statements like printf and cout are not part of the language, they are part of the operating system API. I'd say you never stop learning C++, or any programming language. There will always be some new API, technique or design pattern on the horizon.
Reply:C++ is not an exceptionally difficult language to learn unless you have no background in programming. I took up to a 3rd level Java class before I tood C. Taking C there were some major differences but the similarities to Java helped me learn the language.
It took you how long to learn C++ language ? , how long to have some more exp ?
You could learn all the semantics and syntax in C++ in 2 weeks. Applying them? That's the challenge. The other major obstacle in learning it is learning some API. Statements like printf and cout are not part of the language, they are part of the operating system API. I'd say you never stop learning C++, or any programming language. There will always be some new API, technique or design pattern on the horizon.
Reply:C++ is not an exceptionally difficult language to learn unless you have no background in programming. I took up to a 3rd level Java class before I tood C. Taking C there were some major differences but the similarities to Java helped me learn the language.
What's the best way to learn c++ other than school?
Buy a book. Online tutorials never helped me. I bought C++ for dummies. Its not bad.
What's the best way to learn c++ other than school?
C++ For Dummies
Reply:There are many ways. Read a book, I am sure there are numerous amount of them. Or jsut read tutorials online.
Reply:A lot of people have already said it, but I just want to reiterate that the C++ for Dummies book is a VERY good reference. Depending on your programming experience I don't know if I would suggest using it to learn the language though.
My best suggestion if you want to work at it is to just google it:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=c%2...
Each tutorial will probably have some piece of information to clarify what another one said.
Reply:Buy a book but don't just read it, follow the tutorials and practice it at the same time. I'm a web developer and I've learned that the only way to successfully learn programming languages is to apply what you learn.
Reply:buy a book
Reply:pick up a book. read forums. best way, maybe to get someone who knows it to sit you down in front of a computer.
if you don't like GOING to school, maybe try an online course.
Reply:Try C++ in 21 days... they have great exercises.
flamingo plant
What's the best way to learn c++ other than school?
C++ For Dummies
Reply:There are many ways. Read a book, I am sure there are numerous amount of them. Or jsut read tutorials online.
Reply:A lot of people have already said it, but I just want to reiterate that the C++ for Dummies book is a VERY good reference. Depending on your programming experience I don't know if I would suggest using it to learn the language though.
My best suggestion if you want to work at it is to just google it:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en%26amp;q=c%2...
Each tutorial will probably have some piece of information to clarify what another one said.
Reply:Buy a book but don't just read it, follow the tutorials and practice it at the same time. I'm a web developer and I've learned that the only way to successfully learn programming languages is to apply what you learn.
Reply:buy a book
Reply:pick up a book. read forums. best way, maybe to get someone who knows it to sit you down in front of a computer.
if you don't like GOING to school, maybe try an online course.
Reply:Try C++ in 21 days... they have great exercises.
flamingo plant
What's the best way to learn C++?
For someone who doesn't have any knowledge of computer programming.
Where to start?
What's the best way to learn C++?
Look at a tutorial on the net.
I have listed some source to start with.
And download a free C++ compiler.
Reply:why C++? It is the most difficult language to learn with C.
Why not trying modern languages like C#? Or Ruby? Or even Python? They are all in demand. Even Java could be a better alternative. Forget C++, it takes years to master it. Even top programmers in C++ sometime still don't know what they are doing :)
Reply:forget about all... go get the "C++ , The Complete Reference " by Herbet Schildt(worlds leadin best seller)....
the book has its start right from C in its Part - I ..
its absolutely concise...
then it'l be useful when yo move to other Object Oriented Programmin Languages...
just start with it . then yo'l realise me sayin " Man, yo've made a good start " .
dont think it as a C++ dictionary , rather the book has Lucid explanations !
one thing is each n every line of the book is important !
Reply:try w3school.com
i love them
Rose
http://ikoogra.com
Reply:Get a C++ compiler installed on your home computer and then try to look around you for something that you want to use a software with. Such as to keep track of your audio/video collection.
Once you find that thing, make it a project, then start writing code after reading about programming in C++.
The book that is used by most schools is by Deitel %26amp; Deitel:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/102...
Reply:start with the programming language C. It's pretty simple and once you have learned it you will be able to learn other languages like c++ or java easily because you will already know what arrays, linked lists and other stuff do and all you will have to do is learn what keywords you have to use and what the code has to look like. and you should start with books, if you seriously don't know anything the dummies books are okay, or you can take some online courses there are a lot for beginners. some you have to pay some are free, but obviously the ones you have to pay for would be better.
Where to start?
What's the best way to learn C++?
Look at a tutorial on the net.
I have listed some source to start with.
And download a free C++ compiler.
Reply:why C++? It is the most difficult language to learn with C.
Why not trying modern languages like C#? Or Ruby? Or even Python? They are all in demand. Even Java could be a better alternative. Forget C++, it takes years to master it. Even top programmers in C++ sometime still don't know what they are doing :)
Reply:forget about all... go get the "C++ , The Complete Reference " by Herbet Schildt(worlds leadin best seller)....
the book has its start right from C in its Part - I ..
its absolutely concise...
then it'l be useful when yo move to other Object Oriented Programmin Languages...
just start with it . then yo'l realise me sayin " Man, yo've made a good start " .
dont think it as a C++ dictionary , rather the book has Lucid explanations !
one thing is each n every line of the book is important !
Reply:try w3school.com
i love them
Rose
http://ikoogra.com
Reply:Get a C++ compiler installed on your home computer and then try to look around you for something that you want to use a software with. Such as to keep track of your audio/video collection.
Once you find that thing, make it a project, then start writing code after reading about programming in C++.
The book that is used by most schools is by Deitel %26amp; Deitel:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/102...
Reply:start with the programming language C. It's pretty simple and once you have learned it you will be able to learn other languages like c++ or java easily because you will already know what arrays, linked lists and other stuff do and all you will have to do is learn what keywords you have to use and what the code has to look like. and you should start with books, if you seriously don't know anything the dummies books are okay, or you can take some online courses there are a lot for beginners. some you have to pay some are free, but obviously the ones you have to pay for would be better.
What is the best way to learn c++?
The best way to elarn C++ is to take a class or hire a private teacher to teach you. That is for sure the best way. It may be more expensive but that way you`ll learn everything from scratch and things will be a lot easier.
Of course, if you don`t have the money or the time for these, get some books from the library, or some tutorials from the internet and you`ll learn, but there will be things that you won`t be able to learn without a teacher.
I hope i helped ! Goodluck with C++ !
What is the best way to learn c++?
First, you need information on the subject. Doesn't matter how you get it - classes, books, friends, tutorials, the internet. Once you have that, start practicing. All the information in the world will teach you nothing without practice. There are many nuances of programming that have nothing to do with programming, such as planning, researching, and especially debugging. These skills can only be learned by practice.
Reply:E . Balaguruswamy has THE best books out there.
try it, you'll never regret it!
Reply:I suggest go to the book store and getting a basic C/C++ book like teach yourself C in 21 days or somthing simliar.
The first lesson should be the basic "Hello World" program if it is not skip to it and learn it first. It will teach you the basics of output. From there you and learn to format your output.
Then proceed from there
Reply:I suggest picking up Herbert Schildt's "C++ From the Ground Up". I learned very quickly from this book, and I still reference it regularly.
You can find it on Amazon.com here:
http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/0072228970/...
Reply:there are many different tutorial's on this language out there. there are lots of books freely available online, your local library, even a not so great one should have a c/c++ book. and finally get yourself a free compiler. there is djgpp, there is visual studio express (this one has cli and non cli compiler options so takes a bit to get used to). there are TONS of options but without a compiler anything you read will go in one ear and out the other. trust me.
Of course, if you don`t have the money or the time for these, get some books from the library, or some tutorials from the internet and you`ll learn, but there will be things that you won`t be able to learn without a teacher.
I hope i helped ! Goodluck with C++ !
What is the best way to learn c++?
First, you need information on the subject. Doesn't matter how you get it - classes, books, friends, tutorials, the internet. Once you have that, start practicing. All the information in the world will teach you nothing without practice. There are many nuances of programming that have nothing to do with programming, such as planning, researching, and especially debugging. These skills can only be learned by practice.
Reply:E . Balaguruswamy has THE best books out there.
try it, you'll never regret it!
Reply:I suggest go to the book store and getting a basic C/C++ book like teach yourself C in 21 days or somthing simliar.
The first lesson should be the basic "Hello World" program if it is not skip to it and learn it first. It will teach you the basics of output. From there you and learn to format your output.
Then proceed from there
Reply:I suggest picking up Herbert Schildt's "C++ From the Ground Up". I learned very quickly from this book, and I still reference it regularly.
You can find it on Amazon.com here:
http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/0072228970/...
Reply:there are many different tutorial's on this language out there. there are lots of books freely available online, your local library, even a not so great one should have a c/c++ book. and finally get yourself a free compiler. there is djgpp, there is visual studio express (this one has cli and non cli compiler options so takes a bit to get used to). there are TONS of options but without a compiler anything you read will go in one ear and out the other. trust me.
What's the esiest way to learn c++?
Take a non-credit class at community college... or teach it yourself...there are plenty of self-help books out there.
I learned C++ back in HS, but I rarely use it in college...its all java now!
What's the esiest way to learn c++?
Read some tutorials or books, go through the examples.
Reply:Hey
Just read the following ::
Book == Let us C++
Author == Yashwant Kanitker (India)
I learned C++ back in HS, but I rarely use it in college...its all java now!
What's the esiest way to learn c++?
Read some tutorials or books, go through the examples.
Reply:Hey
Just read the following ::
Book == Let us C++
Author == Yashwant Kanitker (India)
Which web site is good ,to learn c programing?
U can the following websites :
http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/tutorials.h...
umbrella plant
http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/tutorials.h...
umbrella plant
What is the best book to learn C#?
one from orielies
What is the best book to learn C#?
C for Dummies
Reply:I would suggest getting a "programming for dummies" type of book. I have general programming knowledge, and feel that the best way to learn is by reading and applying it on a home computer. make sure you have the proper kind of computer tools necessary for programming though.
What is the best book to learn C#?
C for Dummies
Reply:I would suggest getting a "programming for dummies" type of book. I have general programming knowledge, and feel that the best way to learn is by reading and applying it on a home computer. make sure you have the proper kind of computer tools necessary for programming though.
Tell me a good website to learn C language and data structures?
your best option is to do a web search based upon what you want to learn.
for example from the two categories here I'd search for the following:
"C language" tutorial
"Data Structures" tutorial
"C language" discussion groups
"Data Structures" discussion groups
A couple things to keep in mind: learning websites are reader preferenced. One may like this site, someone another - just research it yourself.
Also, discussion groups lend to people sharing ideas - you can learn a lot more from these areas, they also typically have a collection of getting started sites (they don't all favor people asking start up questions)
Tell me a good website to learn C language and data structures?
If you want to just learn C\C++ this is a great resource
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
However, if you want to learn just pure C without C++ then try these excellent tutorials
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:As a programmer myself I advise you to buy a book about c programming and read it.
good luck
Adnan Sallam
Napa, California
adnansallam@comcast.net
Reply:http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/default...
for example from the two categories here I'd search for the following:
"C language" tutorial
"Data Structures" tutorial
"C language" discussion groups
"Data Structures" discussion groups
A couple things to keep in mind: learning websites are reader preferenced. One may like this site, someone another - just research it yourself.
Also, discussion groups lend to people sharing ideas - you can learn a lot more from these areas, they also typically have a collection of getting started sites (they don't all favor people asking start up questions)
Tell me a good website to learn C language and data structures?
If you want to just learn C\C++ this is a great resource
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
However, if you want to learn just pure C without C++ then try these excellent tutorials
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:As a programmer myself I advise you to buy a book about c programming and read it.
good luck
Adnan Sallam
Napa, California
adnansallam@comcast.net
Reply:http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/default...
What is the best way to learn c++?
Find good tutorial sites, look at lots of examples, do lots of practice. Go to online forums and find answers to problems, but in the end lots of practice are needed.
What is the best way to learn c++?
Some good places to start:
http://www.codepedia.com/1/Cpp
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/t...
I recommend the first one.
Before that you`ll need an IDE. I recommend Code::Blocks:
http://www.codeblocks.org/ Report It
Reply:well i've been through this programing laguage , but its better to understand the C language first . lots of books of C++ on the net , ebooks as well. so just try to understand %26amp; study hard!
Reply:You can find several -ebooks and online tutorial for free but if you want a book to begin with then go with Object-Oriented Programming in C++ By: Robert Lafore. It is good.
Reply:C++ (generally pronounced /siː plʌs plʌs/) is a general-purpose, high-level programming language with low-level facilities. It is a statically typed free-form multi-paradigm language supporting procedural programming, data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and generic programming. Since the 1990s, C++ has been one of the most popular commercial programming languages.
Bjarne Stroustrup developed C++ (originally named "C with Classes") in 1983 at Bell Labs as an enhancement to the C programming language. Enhancements started with the addition of classes, followed by, among other features, virtual functions, operator overloading, multiple inheritance, templates, and exception handling. The C++ programming language standard was ratified in 1998 as ISO/IEC 14882:1998, the current version of which is the 2003 version, ISO/IEC 14882:2003. A new version of the standard (known informally as C++0x) is being developed.
C++ has been the subject of debate. Traditionally, C++ compilers have had a range of problems. The C++ standard does not cover implementation of name mangling, exception handling, and other implementation-specific features, making object code produced by different compilers incompatible; there are, however, 3rd-party standards for particular machines or operating systems which attempt to standardize compilers on those platforms (for example C++ ABI[3]); some compilers adopt a secondary standard for these items.
For many years, different C++ compilers implemented the C++ language to different levels of compliance to the standard, and their implementations varied widely in some areas such as partial template specialization. Recent releases of most popular C++ compilers support almost all of the C++ 1998 standard [4]. One particular point of contention is the export keyword, intended to allow template definitions to be separated from their declarations. The first compiler to implement export was Comeau C++, in early 2003 (5 years after the release of the standard); in 2004, beta compiler of Borland C++ Builder X was also released with export. Both of these compilers are based on the EDG C++ front end. It should also be noted that many C++ books provide example code for implementing the keyword export (for example, Beginning ANSI C++ by Ivor Horton) which will not compile, but there is no reference to the problem with the keyword export mentioned. Other compilers such as GCC do not support it at all. Herb Sutter, secretary of the C++ standards committee, recommended that export be removed from future versions of the C++ standard [1], but finally the decision was made to leave it in the C++ standard [5].
Modern critics of the language raise several points. First, since C++ is based on and largely compatible with C, it inherits most of the criticisms levelled at that language. Taken as a whole C++ has a large feature set, including all of C, plus a large set of its own additions, in part leading to criticisms of being a "bloated" and complicated language, especially for embedded systems due to features such as exceptions and RTTI which add to code size. The Embedded C++ standard was specified to deal with part of this, but it received criticism for leaving out useful parts of the language that incur no runtime penalty.[2] Because of its large featureset it can be quite difficult to fully master, leading to programmers often bringing unnecessarily advanced or complicated solutions to simple problems, and it is relatively difficult to write a good C++ parser with modern algorithms (see [3]). This is partly because the C++ grammar is not LALR(1).[citation needed] Because of this, there are very few tools for analyzing or performing non-trivial transformations (e.g., refactoring) of existing code.
C++ is also sometimes compared unfavorably with single-paradigm object-oriented languages such as Java, on the basis that it allows programmers to "mix and match" object-oriented and procedural programming, rather than strictly enforcing a single paradigm. This is part of a wider debate on the relative merits of the two programming styles.
The C++ programming language allows programmers to define program-specific datatypes through the use of structures and classes. Instances of these datatypes are known as objects and can contain member variables, constants, member functions, and overloaded operators defined by the programmer. Syntactically, structures and classes are extensions of the C struct datatype, which cannot contain functions or overloaded operators.
Reply:practice programming over and over again. it is the only way to learn programming
Reply:start with a++ then move to b++ , then you will be ready to conquer c++ !!
Reply:You can learn it online/by your self but it can be hard to solve problems etc. A program like VB.NET is a great place to start, many tutorials out there.
I am going to TAFE to learn it as I like to be with others while I am working and have a variety of solutions available.
What is the best way to learn c++?
Some good places to start:
http://www.codepedia.com/1/Cpp
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/t...
I recommend the first one.
Before that you`ll need an IDE. I recommend Code::Blocks:
http://www.codeblocks.org/ Report It
Reply:well i've been through this programing laguage , but its better to understand the C language first . lots of books of C++ on the net , ebooks as well. so just try to understand %26amp; study hard!
Reply:You can find several -ebooks and online tutorial for free but if you want a book to begin with then go with Object-Oriented Programming in C++ By: Robert Lafore. It is good.
Reply:C++ (generally pronounced /siː plʌs plʌs/) is a general-purpose, high-level programming language with low-level facilities. It is a statically typed free-form multi-paradigm language supporting procedural programming, data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and generic programming. Since the 1990s, C++ has been one of the most popular commercial programming languages.
Bjarne Stroustrup developed C++ (originally named "C with Classes") in 1983 at Bell Labs as an enhancement to the C programming language. Enhancements started with the addition of classes, followed by, among other features, virtual functions, operator overloading, multiple inheritance, templates, and exception handling. The C++ programming language standard was ratified in 1998 as ISO/IEC 14882:1998, the current version of which is the 2003 version, ISO/IEC 14882:2003. A new version of the standard (known informally as C++0x) is being developed.
C++ has been the subject of debate. Traditionally, C++ compilers have had a range of problems. The C++ standard does not cover implementation of name mangling, exception handling, and other implementation-specific features, making object code produced by different compilers incompatible; there are, however, 3rd-party standards for particular machines or operating systems which attempt to standardize compilers on those platforms (for example C++ ABI[3]); some compilers adopt a secondary standard for these items.
For many years, different C++ compilers implemented the C++ language to different levels of compliance to the standard, and their implementations varied widely in some areas such as partial template specialization. Recent releases of most popular C++ compilers support almost all of the C++ 1998 standard [4]. One particular point of contention is the export keyword, intended to allow template definitions to be separated from their declarations. The first compiler to implement export was Comeau C++, in early 2003 (5 years after the release of the standard); in 2004, beta compiler of Borland C++ Builder X was also released with export. Both of these compilers are based on the EDG C++ front end. It should also be noted that many C++ books provide example code for implementing the keyword export (for example, Beginning ANSI C++ by Ivor Horton) which will not compile, but there is no reference to the problem with the keyword export mentioned. Other compilers such as GCC do not support it at all. Herb Sutter, secretary of the C++ standards committee, recommended that export be removed from future versions of the C++ standard [1], but finally the decision was made to leave it in the C++ standard [5].
Modern critics of the language raise several points. First, since C++ is based on and largely compatible with C, it inherits most of the criticisms levelled at that language. Taken as a whole C++ has a large feature set, including all of C, plus a large set of its own additions, in part leading to criticisms of being a "bloated" and complicated language, especially for embedded systems due to features such as exceptions and RTTI which add to code size. The Embedded C++ standard was specified to deal with part of this, but it received criticism for leaving out useful parts of the language that incur no runtime penalty.[2] Because of its large featureset it can be quite difficult to fully master, leading to programmers often bringing unnecessarily advanced or complicated solutions to simple problems, and it is relatively difficult to write a good C++ parser with modern algorithms (see [3]). This is partly because the C++ grammar is not LALR(1).[citation needed] Because of this, there are very few tools for analyzing or performing non-trivial transformations (e.g., refactoring) of existing code.
C++ is also sometimes compared unfavorably with single-paradigm object-oriented languages such as Java, on the basis that it allows programmers to "mix and match" object-oriented and procedural programming, rather than strictly enforcing a single paradigm. This is part of a wider debate on the relative merits of the two programming styles.
The C++ programming language allows programmers to define program-specific datatypes through the use of structures and classes. Instances of these datatypes are known as objects and can contain member variables, constants, member functions, and overloaded operators defined by the programmer. Syntactically, structures and classes are extensions of the C struct datatype, which cannot contain functions or overloaded operators.
Reply:practice programming over and over again. it is the only way to learn programming
Reply:start with a++ then move to b++ , then you will be ready to conquer c++ !!
Reply:You can learn it online/by your self but it can be hard to solve problems etc. A program like VB.NET is a great place to start, many tutorials out there.
I am going to TAFE to learn it as I like to be with others while I am working and have a variety of solutions available.
What is best online source to learn C# , if person already have worked on VB ,VB.net. and ASP.net?
You can get a lot of information from microsofts site, as well as the other two links here:
http://www.msdn.com
http://www.dotnet247.com
http://www.dotnet2themax.com
What is best online source to learn C# , if person already have worked on VB ,VB.net. and ASP.net?
Here in this website http://www.experts-exchange.com/
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http://www.msdn.com
http://www.dotnet247.com
http://www.dotnet2themax.com
What is best online source to learn C# , if person already have worked on VB ,VB.net. and ASP.net?
Here in this website http://www.experts-exchange.com/
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Tell me a good website to learn C++ (no charge) !?
Try the one linked below. I don't know if it helps because the topics are quite limited. I guess there is a wide range of books out there to help C++ learners like you -- a "FREE" option would be the library. :-)
Tell me a good website to learn C++ (no charge) !?
Try techiwarehouse...
Reply:http://www.mindview.net here u will find better book on c++
Tell me a good website to learn C++ (no charge) !?
Try techiwarehouse...
Reply:http://www.mindview.net here u will find better book on c++
Can i create games with c++?if yes where can i learn c++?only part of making games?is there a sample game?
c++ is over 90% of games out there....
You can take classes at school or learn it online...
will take u a year ATLEAST to be able to make an -ok- game from it w/o guidence
You can take classes at school or learn it online...
will take u a year ATLEAST to be able to make an -ok- game from it w/o guidence
Can i create games with c++?if yes where can i learn c++?only part of making games?is there a sample game?
I'd recommend one of two things: get a book and read it cover to cover or take a class in it.
If that costs too much for you, go to one of the millions of websites available. Type in "C++ tutorials"
If that costs too much for you, go to one of the millions of websites available. Type in "C++ tutorials"
Do I have to buy a book to learn "C++" ? Or can i just learn it some where on the internet?
there are places to learn it on the internet but it might be easier to just get a program that writes it for you and then you jsut view source if you want to see how its written
Do I have to buy a book to learn "C++" ? Or can i just learn it some where on the internet?
Google, or find on p2p network the best books (its ilegal but can find there)
Reply:There are places where you can go to learn c++ online. Do a google search for "c++ tutorials" or try www.learnthat.com They might have a tutorial on it. I recommend having a book, I just had this course. The book I had, came with tutorials and files, where I could go in and create programs and they have step by step. Its easier I think to have a book handy for reference, instead of having to open up the source code screen and then have a window open to read c++ tutorials off the net. The book I used can be found at www.course.com
Reply:A book is usualy the best way, I recommend "c++ for dummies" if you are just geting started but you can also find plenty of tutorials on the net, just do a search for "c++ programming tutorial" or something like that
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Do I have to buy a book to learn "C++" ? Or can i just learn it some where on the internet?
Google, or find on p2p network the best books (its ilegal but can find there)
Reply:There are places where you can go to learn c++ online. Do a google search for "c++ tutorials" or try www.learnthat.com They might have a tutorial on it. I recommend having a book, I just had this course. The book I had, came with tutorials and files, where I could go in and create programs and they have step by step. Its easier I think to have a book handy for reference, instead of having to open up the source code screen and then have a window open to read c++ tutorials off the net. The book I used can be found at www.course.com
Reply:A book is usualy the best way, I recommend "c++ for dummies" if you are just geting started but you can also find plenty of tutorials on the net, just do a search for "c++ programming tutorial" or something like that
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I need a tutorial to learn C#?
I want a basic-basic-noob-beginners-(Never seen a line of code in my life)- tutorial please.
Thanks In advance...
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
Have a look at these pages for tutorials:
http://www.csharphelp.com/archives2/arch...
http://cplus.about.com/od/introductionto...
http://cplus.about.com/od/learnc/Learn_h...
Thanks In advance...
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
Have a look at these pages for tutorials:
http://www.csharphelp.com/archives2/arch...
http://cplus.about.com/od/introductionto...
http://cplus.about.com/od/learnc/Learn_h...
What is best way to learn C# as coding and website design?
If You Have The Software Installed, You Can Find Really Great Websites Out Their That Teach It For Free, But If You Want A Career In This, My Suggestion Is Go To A Tech School!!
Websites Teach: C++, C#, BASIC,
Webpages: HTML,XHTML, CSS
Websites Teach: C++, C#, BASIC,
Webpages: HTML,XHTML, CSS
Where can i downoad and learn C# compiler?
The Microsoft C# compiler is available for free in 2 ways. You can download the .NET Framework SDK (first link below) which will give you the command-line "csc" compiler.
Otherwise, you can download the Visual C# 2005 Express Edition which gives you a decent IDE so you don't need to use command line tools. (second link below)
There are other options like the Mono Project (www.go-mono.com), but I'd recommend getting started with the real thing from Microsoft.
Where can i downoad and learn C# compiler?
when u need the answer for this question or any similar one allways use a search engine like yahoo go to www.yahoo.com and in the search field write c# learn and then press the " Search button " found to the write of the field it will give u too many links for ur request this is one of them
www.c-sharpcorner.com
Reply:On the internet.
Otherwise, you can download the Visual C# 2005 Express Edition which gives you a decent IDE so you don't need to use command line tools. (second link below)
There are other options like the Mono Project (www.go-mono.com), but I'd recommend getting started with the real thing from Microsoft.
Where can i downoad and learn C# compiler?
when u need the answer for this question or any similar one allways use a search engine like yahoo go to www.yahoo.com and in the search field write c# learn and then press the " Search button " found to the write of the field it will give u too many links for ur request this is one of them
www.c-sharpcorner.com
Reply:On the internet.
Whats the best way to learn C++?
Books, websites, anything. Just want to know what has worked for you. Thanks! :)
Whats the best way to learn C++?
By getting your hands dirty with a lots of C++ programming :)
Get a good book. There are several good books, tutorials and references available online for free. I would recommend "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Ekels for learning C++ and Object oriented programming in general and cppreference.com for reference to the C++ library.
While you are going through your chosen book, code as much as you can using the things that you are reading. Explore and experiment on your own as much as you can. It has always worked for me when I am learning a new programming language.
Reply:There is really no best way. It's really up to you on how willing you are to learn it and how much time you want to put in it.
This is how it worked for me.
Hands-On with SDKs along with Books. Took some classes for questions I needed answers on.
Trial and Error always works.
Reply:through books is the best.
You can use,
Sam teaches you C++ in 24 hours.
I am using it. Its very good.
Reply:Try some stuff on Apple.com. They mention Cocoa (aka Objective C for Mac-only supported apps), have a manual on how to use Cocoa to use with Xcode, but that's pretty much all I know, unless you want to get into the Apple Script subject...
Reply:Think of a project you want to do in c++ and start writing it. Refer to your book if your stuck.
If you know nothing about it, then start with the hello world program at the beginning of most c++ books.
From there learn how to manipulate strings, do the various loops, access text files, read/write from database.
Reply:I don't really know any languges. However I would recommend starting from something easier beacuse I heard C++ was harder. An easier language would be HTML or Java maybe. Good Luck!
Reply:i recommend C++ Primer plus version 5..its about $50...thats what i had to buy for my college class so you know it must be good...or look for a college that has computer science classes and sign up for C++ or even look for online classes...but random online tutorials will through you off..thats why classes are better because there go from basic to advanced in an orderly way...goodluck
Reply:take classes or buy books and learn it yourself
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Whats the best way to learn C++?
By getting your hands dirty with a lots of C++ programming :)
Get a good book. There are several good books, tutorials and references available online for free. I would recommend "Thinking in C++" by Bruce Ekels for learning C++ and Object oriented programming in general and cppreference.com for reference to the C++ library.
While you are going through your chosen book, code as much as you can using the things that you are reading. Explore and experiment on your own as much as you can. It has always worked for me when I am learning a new programming language.
Reply:There is really no best way. It's really up to you on how willing you are to learn it and how much time you want to put in it.
This is how it worked for me.
Hands-On with SDKs along with Books. Took some classes for questions I needed answers on.
Trial and Error always works.
Reply:through books is the best.
You can use,
Sam teaches you C++ in 24 hours.
I am using it. Its very good.
Reply:Try some stuff on Apple.com. They mention Cocoa (aka Objective C for Mac-only supported apps), have a manual on how to use Cocoa to use with Xcode, but that's pretty much all I know, unless you want to get into the Apple Script subject...
Reply:Think of a project you want to do in c++ and start writing it. Refer to your book if your stuck.
If you know nothing about it, then start with the hello world program at the beginning of most c++ books.
From there learn how to manipulate strings, do the various loops, access text files, read/write from database.
Reply:I don't really know any languges. However I would recommend starting from something easier beacuse I heard C++ was harder. An easier language would be HTML or Java maybe. Good Luck!
Reply:i recommend C++ Primer plus version 5..its about $50...thats what i had to buy for my college class so you know it must be good...or look for a college that has computer science classes and sign up for C++ or even look for online classes...but random online tutorials will through you off..thats why classes are better because there go from basic to advanced in an orderly way...goodluck
Reply:take classes or buy books and learn it yourself
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I need a tutorial to learn C#?
I want a basic-basic-noob-beginners-(Never seen a line of code in my life)- tutorial please.
Thanks In advance...
Thanks In advance...
What should i do to learn c++ language ?
well, the old fashioned way would be to study it and practice writing and using it, i dont know how they do things in school these days but i assume that studying isnt involved.
What should i do to learn c++ language ?
Take classes.
Reply:u can get c++ for dunnies with a free copy of the software and then u sit down at your own pace and learn it
Reply:read and practice to be sound in C++
Best of Luck...
Reply:You question should be "Why would I learn C++"? This language is somewhat outdated, you may want to have a look at Visual Basic or Java. These newer languages will afford more job possibilities these days.
All the best,
Alfredo
What should i do to learn c++ language ?
Take classes.
Reply:u can get c++ for dunnies with a free copy of the software and then u sit down at your own pace and learn it
Reply:read and practice to be sound in C++
Best of Luck...
Reply:You question should be "Why would I learn C++"? This language is somewhat outdated, you may want to have a look at Visual Basic or Java. These newer languages will afford more job possibilities these days.
All the best,
Alfredo
Is there a website where I can learn c and c++?
This link has some decent c++ training:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/in...
Is there a website where I can learn c and c++?
You should only learn one or the other. The best choice would be C++. And I'm not trying to "make fun" of you or anything -- C++ is just the new standard. Anywhere you go you're most likely going to find C++ tutorials/articles, and not C.
C++ is just an extension of the C language, and C++ follows the latest standards.
http://www.cprogramming.com is a great place to start learning. CPlusPlus.com doesn't really offer very in-depth tutorials/articles.
Once you advance, and have more questions, go to http://www.gamedev.net/ and visit the forums, and check out some of the awesome articles.
GameDev.net is one of the most active programming communities on the 'Net. If it wasn't for GDNet, I wouldn't be as far as I am with C++ and other languages (like Java, C#, etc.).
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/in...
Is there a website where I can learn c and c++?
You should only learn one or the other. The best choice would be C++. And I'm not trying to "make fun" of you or anything -- C++ is just the new standard. Anywhere you go you're most likely going to find C++ tutorials/articles, and not C.
C++ is just an extension of the C language, and C++ follows the latest standards.
http://www.cprogramming.com is a great place to start learning. CPlusPlus.com doesn't really offer very in-depth tutorials/articles.
Once you advance, and have more questions, go to http://www.gamedev.net/ and visit the forums, and check out some of the awesome articles.
GameDev.net is one of the most active programming communities on the 'Net. If it wasn't for GDNet, I wouldn't be as far as I am with C++ and other languages (like Java, C#, etc.).
I want agood source to learn c# from ?
please help me
I want agood source to learn c# from ?
there are mane source but i would suggest you
the
http://www.csharp-station.com/
http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a... website
just check it out easy to learn step by step approach is there !
Reply:I studied Pocket PC Compact .NET with C# solely by reading Microsoft's example code and refer to MSDN.
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I want agood source to learn c# from ?
there are mane source but i would suggest you
the
http://www.csharp-station.com/
http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a... website
just check it out easy to learn step by step approach is there !
Reply:I studied Pocket PC Compact .NET with C# solely by reading Microsoft's example code and refer to MSDN.
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Do you have to know C or Java inorder to learn C++?
Do you "have" to know C or Java inorder to learn C++?
The answer is NO. In fact, Robert Lafore, who has written "Object Oriented Programming in Turbo C++" mentions that it is good to learn C++ straightaway so that we do not carry over the not so good programming practices in C.
I learnt C++ in my high school and then learnt C in college. I was skeptical about learning a "lower" programming language when I already knew a later language. But what learning C has taught me is why the features in C++ came to be the way they are and a better understanding of the language itself.
So dig right ahead into C++ and unlock your creativity.
Do you have to know C or Java inorder to learn C++?
It's good if you know C or Java before you learn C++.
So that you are familier with C style coding and all.
But if you are starting from scratch then also it is not bad at all.
actully it will help you concentrate more on OOP features of C++.
and you will start thinking in OOPs way.
don't worry and just go ahead.
good luck.
Dharmavirsinh Jhala
Reply:Basically c++ can be considered a union of c %26amp; java.
The style of coding is c and concept is java. So you should learn c but may ignore java.
Reply:No, I learned C++ in college w/o knowing C or Java.
Most programming languages follow similar logic and after you learn 1 it's more a matter of learning the correct syntax to use in each one.
Reply:not really needed but it does help you understand the concepts much more easily
The answer is NO. In fact, Robert Lafore, who has written "Object Oriented Programming in Turbo C++" mentions that it is good to learn C++ straightaway so that we do not carry over the not so good programming practices in C.
I learnt C++ in my high school and then learnt C in college. I was skeptical about learning a "lower" programming language when I already knew a later language. But what learning C has taught me is why the features in C++ came to be the way they are and a better understanding of the language itself.
So dig right ahead into C++ and unlock your creativity.
Do you have to know C or Java inorder to learn C++?
It's good if you know C or Java before you learn C++.
So that you are familier with C style coding and all.
But if you are starting from scratch then also it is not bad at all.
actully it will help you concentrate more on OOP features of C++.
and you will start thinking in OOPs way.
don't worry and just go ahead.
good luck.
Dharmavirsinh Jhala
Reply:Basically c++ can be considered a union of c %26amp; java.
The style of coding is c and concept is java. So you should learn c but may ignore java.
Reply:No, I learned C++ in college w/o knowing C or Java.
Most programming languages follow similar logic and after you learn 1 it's more a matter of learning the correct syntax to use in each one.
Reply:not really needed but it does help you understand the concepts much more easily
Tell me how can i learn c++ can you give me book about it?
try Textbook411.com they have tond of good programming books
Tell me how can i learn c++ can you give me book about it?
Today I'll make you happy! You can actually get a free C++ book (2 volumes!) from http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
These are good quality electronic books and once you download them to your computer you can either read them online or print them out or do both (for example, just print out the chapters that might be of value to you to save on ink.)
Reply:Hello,
In order to learn C++,you should know C.
you should know the basics of what a 'structure' is.
you can use a book called 'The complete reference' by Herbert Schildt.
It is an excellent book.
Personal experience.
Tell me how can i learn c++ can you give me book about it?
Today I'll make you happy! You can actually get a free C++ book (2 volumes!) from http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
These are good quality electronic books and once you download them to your computer you can either read them online or print them out or do both (for example, just print out the chapters that might be of value to you to save on ink.)
Reply:Hello,
In order to learn C++,you should know C.
you should know the basics of what a 'structure' is.
you can use a book called 'The complete reference' by Herbert Schildt.
It is an excellent book.
Personal experience.
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
For heaven's sake. Just google something like 'c# tutorial'. You get a whole page of them. Free. Choose one. That's what search engines are for.
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
Seriously... just get a book.
Reply:Here:
http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSh...
http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a...
http://www.functionx.com/csharp/
http://www.publicjoe.co.uk/csharp1/tut.h...
Reply:Yea your best bet is to get a book, just go to your bookstore and find something your comfortable working through.
Thanks
David
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I need a tutorial to learn C#?
Seriously... just get a book.
Reply:Here:
http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSh...
http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorial.a...
http://www.functionx.com/csharp/
http://www.publicjoe.co.uk/csharp1/tut.h...
Reply:Yea your best bet is to get a book, just go to your bookstore and find something your comfortable working through.
Thanks
David
http://www.wwiiequipment.com
Tell me a site to learn 'c' language easily?
C is not an easy language. There may be some online tutorials, but none that are really any good or easy from my experience. I just went to Barnes and Noble and got a book. C is archaic in style and its method of variable declaration is often frusterating. If you are going to go to the trouble of learning something like that, learn something useful and slightly more modern like C++ or C#. As for anybody that links you to an html or javascript site, know this. C is unlike any web program "language" out there other than the asp.net c stuff.
Tell me a site to learn 'c' language easily?
Check out http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/...
Reply:I would strongly recommend "The C Programming Language," a book co-authored by Kernighan and Ritchie, also called K%26amp;R. The latter of the duo, Dennis Ritchie designed the C language. This book is very straightforward, causes one to think and understand the C language. Note that there are differences between the C language in K%26amp;R (aka Traditional C) and ANSI C but the K%26amp;R book is worth the read for fundamentals.
There are other C tutorial type books and sites which a search engine worth its salt will reveal to you.
Reply:check out the link....
programming logic develops over a period of time and not overnite....it may take months or even years (if u are a genius u will get it within a few days!)........
get a book by Kerninghan %26amp; Ritchie...best book ever on C from the makers of C themselves...
Best of Luck!!
Reply:Hey Siva, instead of learning 'C' language from a web site,
i would suggest you to purchase some good books and practice at your home on your PC on some compiler like turboc or borland.
You will learn better....
There are many books like
1. Let Us C by yashwant kanitkar
2. C for dummies
there are many....more ....too
Reply:Try http://www.cprogramming.com .Awesome site.Simple interface and all that you want!
Reply:i found a site, it helps with some java and html, all kinds of goodies. http://www.w3schools.com/ i couldnt find C, maby you can?
Reply:C is a bit difficult but it's not unlearnable. what you need to do is get a lot of example code and a simple manual, then try out the example code, checking in the manual what it is that it's doing. after you have grasped the syntax, try to design something useful with C. (my first C program was an ATM. you give it an amount of cash. you have a menu like on an ATM and it mimicks those functions ) trust me, this is the way to learning programming. if you want example code just contact me
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Tell me a site to learn 'c' language easily?
Check out http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com/...
Reply:I would strongly recommend "The C Programming Language," a book co-authored by Kernighan and Ritchie, also called K%26amp;R. The latter of the duo, Dennis Ritchie designed the C language. This book is very straightforward, causes one to think and understand the C language. Note that there are differences between the C language in K%26amp;R (aka Traditional C) and ANSI C but the K%26amp;R book is worth the read for fundamentals.
There are other C tutorial type books and sites which a search engine worth its salt will reveal to you.
Reply:check out the link....
programming logic develops over a period of time and not overnite....it may take months or even years (if u are a genius u will get it within a few days!)........
get a book by Kerninghan %26amp; Ritchie...best book ever on C from the makers of C themselves...
Best of Luck!!
Reply:Hey Siva, instead of learning 'C' language from a web site,
i would suggest you to purchase some good books and practice at your home on your PC on some compiler like turboc or borland.
You will learn better....
There are many books like
1. Let Us C by yashwant kanitkar
2. C for dummies
there are many....more ....too
Reply:Try http://www.cprogramming.com .Awesome site.Simple interface and all that you want!
Reply:i found a site, it helps with some java and html, all kinds of goodies. http://www.w3schools.com/ i couldnt find C, maby you can?
Reply:C is a bit difficult but it's not unlearnable. what you need to do is get a lot of example code and a simple manual, then try out the example code, checking in the manual what it is that it's doing. after you have grasped the syntax, try to design something useful with C. (my first C program was an ATM. you give it an amount of cash. you have a menu like on an ATM and it mimicks those functions ) trust me, this is the way to learning programming. if you want example code just contact me
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Whats a good website to learn C++?
Try Planet Source Code. Tons of C++ examples...
http://www.planetsourcecode.com
Whats a good website to learn C++?
Thinking in C++ is a free and very good electronic book for beginners.
Reply:its better for you to buy c++ tutorial cd which you can find on any software shop. no need to waste your time on internet in searching website to learn c++. this will not help you.
Reply:here the Best site for learning c++ and other languages
http://www.planetsourcecode.com
Whats a good website to learn C++?
Thinking in C++ is a free and very good electronic book for beginners.
Reply:its better for you to buy c++ tutorial cd which you can find on any software shop. no need to waste your time on internet in searching website to learn c++. this will not help you.
Reply:here the Best site for learning c++ and other languages
Is Sams Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours a good book to learn C ?
Well if you already know programming in other languages then it can help you learn the syntaxes used in c. But even then it needs a lot of effort from your part cause c is a middle level language it has lot of features but just to learn basics any fast learning book should be sufficient ,this can help you only to write some exams not become a programmer you need to create programs in C in thetem and learn this will help you to learn both the syntaxes and ideas about programming . It is not an emergency better take the longer course anyway for a person who already knows other programming language a fast learning course is sufficient
Do concentrate on these
Basic Input Output Operations
Datatypes
Functions
Structures
Pointers
File Handling
Error Handling
Is Sams Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours a good book to learn C ?
not really. the book is quite theory and it's not easy to understand.
Reply:unless your fimilair with other languages like C++ or java no I got the Teach Yourself Java in 24 hours he doesn't give good reasoning on why some things are in the text editor he threw some functions in and was like write this code and compile and excute it then he was on to a whole new code without evening explian what did what he didn't even explain what system.out.println meant oh wait I mean System.out.println nor did he tell me the it was case senstive that jerk don't support him I use that book to hold up a coffe table now
Reply:i think it is a very good but it is good for beginner
Reply:yes it is but you should try Robert Lafore's books on C and C++. I highly recomend his book (For C++) Object Oriented Programming with C++
Do concentrate on these
Basic Input Output Operations
Datatypes
Functions
Structures
Pointers
File Handling
Error Handling
Is Sams Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours a good book to learn C ?
not really. the book is quite theory and it's not easy to understand.
Reply:unless your fimilair with other languages like C++ or java no I got the Teach Yourself Java in 24 hours he doesn't give good reasoning on why some things are in the text editor he threw some functions in and was like write this code and compile and excute it then he was on to a whole new code without evening explian what did what he didn't even explain what system.out.println meant oh wait I mean System.out.println nor did he tell me the it was case senstive that jerk don't support him I use that book to hold up a coffe table now
Reply:i think it is a very good but it is good for beginner
Reply:yes it is but you should try Robert Lafore's books on C and C++. I highly recomend his book (For C++) Object Oriented Programming with C++
What will be the best book to learn C programming ? The book by 'Balaguruswamy' or 'Let us C' by Kanetkar.
I know Balaguruswamy's book, but I quote omouse saying that the best book to learn C is "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan %26amp; Ritchie.
I don't know the Kanetkar...
If you're interested i should have around an interactive tutorial to learn C..it's so old but in my opinion is very useful.
Let me know.
LZ
What will be the best book to learn C programming ? The book by 'Balaguruswamy' or 'Let us C' by Kanetkar.
I haven't heard of either of them. By far, the best book to learn C is the one by the *creators* of the language! It's called "The C Programming Language" and it's by Kernighan %26amp; Ritchie. It's a great book with lots of tutorials.
Of course you should supplement this by looking at actual C code. Pick a random open source project that uses C and try to figure out what's happening in a few random spots of the code.
I don't know the Kanetkar...
If you're interested i should have around an interactive tutorial to learn C..it's so old but in my opinion is very useful.
Let me know.
LZ
What will be the best book to learn C programming ? The book by 'Balaguruswamy' or 'Let us C' by Kanetkar.
I haven't heard of either of them. By far, the best book to learn C is the one by the *creators* of the language! It's called "The C Programming Language" and it's by Kernighan %26amp; Ritchie. It's a great book with lots of tutorials.
Of course you should supplement this by looking at actual C code. Pick a random open source project that uses C and try to figure out what's happening in a few random spots of the code.
What is good websites to learn c# class concepts?
Since I am .net developer specializing in C#. I would suggest that, if you're a beginner, you get a book in C# like Beginning C# 2005 from Wrox publications.
You can also subscribe to Microsoft msdn. They have lots of beginners articles and tutorials to get started.
There are also lots of other sites. Some of the sites, I usually reference are below. These sites has lots of articles related to .NET C# programming.
www.codeproject.com
www.4guysfromrolla.com
www.csharpcorner.com
www.asp.net
www.silverlight.net
What is good websites to learn c# class concepts?
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/ has a great collection of C# and other ASP/ASP.NET topics.
Reply:look friend , if u want to learn class of c# then refer robert lefore
book which is available in market .
from v mishra ,mca, bhilai, cg
Reply:www.sparknotes.com
Reply:http://www.microsoft.com
which supports you learning c# effectively.
Reply:there's specifically no sites to c# programming u can learn by reading books of BALAGURUSWAMI on c# concepts
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You can also subscribe to Microsoft msdn. They have lots of beginners articles and tutorials to get started.
There are also lots of other sites. Some of the sites, I usually reference are below. These sites has lots of articles related to .NET C# programming.
www.codeproject.com
www.4guysfromrolla.com
www.csharpcorner.com
www.asp.net
www.silverlight.net
What is good websites to learn c# class concepts?
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/ has a great collection of C# and other ASP/ASP.NET topics.
Reply:look friend , if u want to learn class of c# then refer robert lefore
book which is available in market .
from v mishra ,mca, bhilai, cg
Reply:www.sparknotes.com
Reply:http://www.microsoft.com
which supports you learning c# effectively.
Reply:there's specifically no sites to c# programming u can learn by reading books of BALAGURUSWAMI on c# concepts
flowers on line
What's the way to learn c,which book can i refer to start it as biginner?
Probably the best C book out there is
"The C Programming Lanugage"
by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie
"The C Programming Lanugage"
by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie
I want best guide to learn c++ language & free i want it v. much can any one help me with my thanks?
below r some links 2 tutorials that might help
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I want best guide to learn c++ language %26amp; free i want it v. much can any one help me with my thanks?
search for deitel and deitel's book with tutorial
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Good Luck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
I want best guide to learn c++ language %26amp; free i want it v. much can any one help me with my thanks?
search for deitel and deitel's book with tutorial
u will get it.
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
I want a basic-basic-noob-beginners-(Never seen a line of code in my life)- tutorial please.
Thanks In advance...
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
You won't be able to learn C# from a simple tutorial. Maybe a class or a book.
Reply:you mean C ++? is not easy to learn from here. take a class or read the book
Reply:hi graywolf; in your computer you have drivers like C:\ Or E:\ and f:\ these drivers like C:\ is where your files are to your system. and the E:\ is for installing those files on C:\ and your F:\ driver is to copy dvd's. C:\ is important for your system so if you have windows XP 2nd edition or you have vista the C:\ drivers is where that is stored on this driver and those codes is what you installed when that window was placed on your hard drive it is fun to go into this driver but don't do anything in here like delete a file because first of all right click and you will see an option to make them into icons the little pictures on your desk top and you will see fat and fat32 is your support for this driver. If you delete this file it can corrupt your system there are so many things to do on your computer one thing that you don't need is to replace files and if you delete anything it is called a corupt sysem then you will see error messages called kernel or kernel32 is corupt then a reinstall so here is a little help for you drivers. Hit start, programs, and system tools you will see disk cleanup and it will show you files that you put a check in it and it will remove files that you will have your choice go ahead and check all but thumb nail and this is cool to watch then follow the same and hit disk fragment and watch how it fragments your hard drive this is very important to you C:\ this is called maintianing or maintanceing your hard drive disk cleanup removes temprary files while fragmenting places them into their right folders. This is important so do this everydy day and you won't have problems with you PC ( your computer) but i highly recommends learning about maintaining your computer and you will learn about system restore and backing you system that's fun. But one day you will look back on this day and you will say good ol hemppy he gave me good advice and may the force be with. so don't do anything in the C:\ driver and when you know what i mean then ask hemppy what is his commandment about looking for files ( lucky you) good luck and hit the books pal good luck and have fun computing hope i have been helpful. then when you know enough write what hemppys commandment is and i will gladly tell you and you will be so impressed you will tell all of your friends and family and they will think your a geek (someone who knows a lot about computers) sike. but it is very good advice so now you know about the C:\ driver.
Thanks In advance...
I need a tutorial to learn C#?
You won't be able to learn C# from a simple tutorial. Maybe a class or a book.
Reply:you mean C ++? is not easy to learn from here. take a class or read the book
Reply:hi graywolf; in your computer you have drivers like C:\ Or E:\ and f:\ these drivers like C:\ is where your files are to your system. and the E:\ is for installing those files on C:\ and your F:\ driver is to copy dvd's. C:\ is important for your system so if you have windows XP 2nd edition or you have vista the C:\ drivers is where that is stored on this driver and those codes is what you installed when that window was placed on your hard drive it is fun to go into this driver but don't do anything in here like delete a file because first of all right click and you will see an option to make them into icons the little pictures on your desk top and you will see fat and fat32 is your support for this driver. If you delete this file it can corrupt your system there are so many things to do on your computer one thing that you don't need is to replace files and if you delete anything it is called a corupt sysem then you will see error messages called kernel or kernel32 is corupt then a reinstall so here is a little help for you drivers. Hit start, programs, and system tools you will see disk cleanup and it will show you files that you put a check in it and it will remove files that you will have your choice go ahead and check all but thumb nail and this is cool to watch then follow the same and hit disk fragment and watch how it fragments your hard drive this is very important to you C:\ this is called maintianing or maintanceing your hard drive disk cleanup removes temprary files while fragmenting places them into their right folders. This is important so do this everydy day and you won't have problems with you PC ( your computer) but i highly recommends learning about maintaining your computer and you will learn about system restore and backing you system that's fun. But one day you will look back on this day and you will say good ol hemppy he gave me good advice and may the force be with. so don't do anything in the C:\ driver and when you know what i mean then ask hemppy what is his commandment about looking for files ( lucky you) good luck and hit the books pal good luck and have fun computing hope i have been helpful. then when you know enough write what hemppys commandment is and i will gladly tell you and you will be so impressed you will tell all of your friends and family and they will think your a geek (someone who knows a lot about computers) sike. but it is very good advice so now you know about the C:\ driver.
Which site are good for learn C++?
You can find some great tutorials on c++ at
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
Hope these works.
Which site are good for learn C++?
tell me your level in C++ and i will give you a good reference for learning C++...
Reply:try following sites....
Reply:try howstuffworks.com..im doin the same thing on C++
Reply:I think www.cprogramming.com may help u
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http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/C++/
Hope these works.
Which site are good for learn C++?
tell me your level in C++ and i will give you a good reference for learning C++...
Reply:try following sites....
Reply:try howstuffworks.com..im doin the same thing on C++
Reply:I think www.cprogramming.com may help u
florist shop
Is Teach Yourself C in 21 Days a good book to learn C ?
i have no programming knowledge...i only know what printf, scanf, a few stuff about variable is...
Is Teach Yourself C in 21 Days a good book to learn C ?
No. There's no way you learn C in 21 days. So a book that claims to teach you in such a limited time is definitely not a good book.
Take a look at http://c-faq.com/resources/books.html
You can't go wrong with K%26amp;R's book on C.
Reply:Absolutely not.. never and never you cant learn a language in 21 days... learning is a matter of time, also one document is not enough you need more documents
http://www.getindirectory.com/getin.aspx...
use also here
http://www.getindirectory.com/getin.aspx...
Is Teach Yourself C in 21 Days a good book to learn C ?
No. There's no way you learn C in 21 days. So a book that claims to teach you in such a limited time is definitely not a good book.
Take a look at http://c-faq.com/resources/books.html
You can't go wrong with K%26amp;R's book on C.
Reply:Absolutely not.. never and never you cant learn a language in 21 days... learning is a matter of time, also one document is not enough you need more documents
http://www.getindirectory.com/getin.aspx...
use also here
http://www.getindirectory.com/getin.aspx...
How long did it take you to learn C++ and where did you learn from? Any helpful hints you can give?
figured out the basics in about 4 months
advanced stuff 4 years.
don't let this discourage you, learning c++ has been one very exciting adventure, just make sure you always have something to do.
How long did it take you to learn C++ and where did you learn from? Any helpful hints you can give?
About a month to be comfortable with it -- about a year to be really good at it.
I taught myself. Started with the standard C++ B%26amp;S book. Visual C++'s examples were a big help, as was using MFC (though it frequently uses the language poorly). Lots of good on-line references for specific topics like inheritence, polymorphism, templates -- just start writing programs in it, and when you come up against something you don't know how to do, look it up on-line. Won't take you long to be comfortable using the language.
Reply:I learned in 4 months. I bought and read these books (in this order): C, the complete reference (this one is old but REALLY useful to know), C++ for dummies, programming games in windows, Windows Programming
Reply:I still haven't mastered it, and it has been a year already. It is a difficult language to learn, unless you are 100% familiar with the basics.
Study study study and practice practice practice.
advanced stuff 4 years.
don't let this discourage you, learning c++ has been one very exciting adventure, just make sure you always have something to do.
How long did it take you to learn C++ and where did you learn from? Any helpful hints you can give?
About a month to be comfortable with it -- about a year to be really good at it.
I taught myself. Started with the standard C++ B%26amp;S book. Visual C++'s examples were a big help, as was using MFC (though it frequently uses the language poorly). Lots of good on-line references for specific topics like inheritence, polymorphism, templates -- just start writing programs in it, and when you come up against something you don't know how to do, look it up on-line. Won't take you long to be comfortable using the language.
Reply:I learned in 4 months. I bought and read these books (in this order): C, the complete reference (this one is old but REALLY useful to know), C++ for dummies, programming games in windows, Windows Programming
Reply:I still haven't mastered it, and it has been a year already. It is a difficult language to learn, unless you are 100% familiar with the basics.
Study study study and practice practice practice.
How long would it take to learn C# and C++ with basic html css knowledge?
Know any good tutuorial sites?
How long would it take to learn C# and C++ with basic html css knowledge?
it all depends on the effort u r giving, and the basics u have
Reply:The C programming languages are NOTHING like html or css, so don't anticipate that your knowledge of them is going to give you any advantage in learning it. You will be starting from scratch. How complicated they are depends on your 'logical' skills, your memory, and more. Check www.w3schools.com to see if they have tutorials.
Reply:It won't take you a very long time if you have got a basic idea of what they are...... but some find it very difficult because c++ is used for programming things. U can easily find a good tutouorial sites by searching it on google.
How long would it take to learn C# and C++ with basic html css knowledge?
it all depends on the effort u r giving, and the basics u have
Reply:The C programming languages are NOTHING like html or css, so don't anticipate that your knowledge of them is going to give you any advantage in learning it. You will be starting from scratch. How complicated they are depends on your 'logical' skills, your memory, and more. Check www.w3schools.com to see if they have tutorials.
Reply:It won't take you a very long time if you have got a basic idea of what they are...... but some find it very difficult because c++ is used for programming things. U can easily find a good tutouorial sites by searching it on google.
Is it easier to learn C# than Java?
Also, for web based programming Java has Servlets, JSP, EJB, Struts, Hibernate, etc. Does .NET provide a simpler alternative?
Is it easier to learn C# than Java?
You may have trouble getting an honest answer to that question. Hardcore Microsoft people will say C# and the more open minded will say Java. See what I mean about bias.
All those different things that Java provides does simplify things - they are all written in Java but you don't have to worry about the things that you don't need. From my bias point of view .NET doesn't provide an alternative to anything.
The hardest thing for you to do in Java will be getting your first Hello World running. Once you work out how to do that everything else is easy.
Reply:http://www.hibernate-tutorial....
http://www.spring-hibernate.co...
http://www.spring-tutorial.com Report It
Reply:It takes the same kind of mentality\skill set to learn C# as it does to learn Java. Is one "easier" than the other? They both have their advantages %26amp; disadvantages.
It's a matter of picking the right framework for the problem you are trying to address. Maybe if you you tell us why you ask that question we can help steer you in one direction.
The short answer to the rest of your question is YES, .Net offers alternatives to those other things you mentioned. Are they simpler? Should you try to implement the alternatives? Well, the things you mentioned are frameworks to address specific problems. You shouldn't implemet a framework simply b/c it exists. You do it b/c your architecture requires the quality attributes offered by the framework.
.Net offers ASP.Net
Struts is a framework that was designed to implement the MVC pattern in Java web apps. The MVC pattern isn't really needed in ASP.Net. because the C (controller) is already created and tied to the V (view). That said - some people have attempted to create MVC frameworks for ASP.Net. Other patterns exist which can be implemented in ASP.Net that help manage the concerns that MVC resolves.
Hibernate is an OR (object relational) framework. Again, this is another framework not part of Java itself but, built to assist in implementing an architecture pattern in Java. There are .Net versions of Hibernate.
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Is it easier to learn C# than Java?
You may have trouble getting an honest answer to that question. Hardcore Microsoft people will say C# and the more open minded will say Java. See what I mean about bias.
All those different things that Java provides does simplify things - they are all written in Java but you don't have to worry about the things that you don't need. From my bias point of view .NET doesn't provide an alternative to anything.
The hardest thing for you to do in Java will be getting your first Hello World running. Once you work out how to do that everything else is easy.
Reply:http://www.hibernate-tutorial....
http://www.spring-hibernate.co...
http://www.spring-tutorial.com Report It
Reply:It takes the same kind of mentality\skill set to learn C# as it does to learn Java. Is one "easier" than the other? They both have their advantages %26amp; disadvantages.
It's a matter of picking the right framework for the problem you are trying to address. Maybe if you you tell us why you ask that question we can help steer you in one direction.
The short answer to the rest of your question is YES, .Net offers alternatives to those other things you mentioned. Are they simpler? Should you try to implement the alternatives? Well, the things you mentioned are frameworks to address specific problems. You shouldn't implemet a framework simply b/c it exists. You do it b/c your architecture requires the quality attributes offered by the framework.
.Net offers ASP.Net
Struts is a framework that was designed to implement the MVC pattern in Java web apps. The MVC pattern isn't really needed in ASP.Net. because the C (controller) is already created and tied to the V (view). That said - some people have attempted to create MVC frameworks for ASP.Net. Other patterns exist which can be implemented in ASP.Net that help manage the concerns that MVC resolves.
Hibernate is an OR (object relational) framework. Again, this is another framework not part of Java itself but, built to assist in implementing an architecture pattern in Java. There are .Net versions of Hibernate.
sympathy flowers
Is it neccessary 2 learn c language.iam a electronic &comm student?
which line can i choose computer or electronics....is there any course 4 me 2 do to survive in electronics dept.
Is it neccessary 2 learn c language.iam a electronic %26amp;comm student?
Communications tends to drift into web work. Learning C will help you tackle in-page logic and services scripting. Typically, these are done in higher-level or simpler languages, but C will help you deal with most modern script languages or frameworks.
In the modern world, communications is data flow. Data structures, procedural and object oriented thinking will help you get to the top. How do you think this site works?
Is it neccessary 2 learn c language.iam a electronic %26amp;comm student?
Communications tends to drift into web work. Learning C will help you tackle in-page logic and services scripting. Typically, these are done in higher-level or simpler languages, but C will help you deal with most modern script languages or frameworks.
In the modern world, communications is data flow. Data structures, procedural and object oriented thinking will help you get to the top. How do you think this site works?
Which is best to learn c#.Net or vb.Net and how about job openings for .Net?
C# .Net
.Net is popular
Which is best to learn c#.Net or vb.Net and how about job openings for .Net?
.net seems pretty hot, but I have a problem recommending a programming language that is proprietary and that doesn't have open standards like C/C++, Java, Python, Perl, etc. do.
Are you beginning as a programmer, or do you already have experience? If you are beginning, I recommend Python as it is easy to learn, very powerful and will give you a good introduction to programming concepts. There is also a version of Python that works with .Net called Iron Python.
I used to be a VB programmer myself. I couldn't stand it after a while. But that was before .Net. Since then my work has been in C/C++ and most recently, Python.
Web development seems to be heading towards Ruby and Python and away from Perl.
Java will be in demand for a while and a strong background in C/C++ can translate easily to other languages.
Learning VB.net and C# will pretty much guarantee that you will only be doing Windows development for the rest of your career. It will be difficult to branch out to Unix and Linux development later on, and both of those platforms will be around for a long time.
Reply:You can use a software program called "Total Training" do a search on Yahoo! for those terms and you will be brought to www.totaltraining.com and they have a bunch of different DVD Movie style topics to train you on. Anything from how to make a website to the two languages you are trying to learn.
.Net is popular
Which is best to learn c#.Net or vb.Net and how about job openings for .Net?
.net seems pretty hot, but I have a problem recommending a programming language that is proprietary and that doesn't have open standards like C/C++, Java, Python, Perl, etc. do.
Are you beginning as a programmer, or do you already have experience? If you are beginning, I recommend Python as it is easy to learn, very powerful and will give you a good introduction to programming concepts. There is also a version of Python that works with .Net called Iron Python.
I used to be a VB programmer myself. I couldn't stand it after a while. But that was before .Net. Since then my work has been in C/C++ and most recently, Python.
Web development seems to be heading towards Ruby and Python and away from Perl.
Java will be in demand for a while and a strong background in C/C++ can translate easily to other languages.
Learning VB.net and C# will pretty much guarantee that you will only be doing Windows development for the rest of your career. It will be difficult to branch out to Unix and Linux development later on, and both of those platforms will be around for a long time.
Reply:You can use a software program called "Total Training" do a search on Yahoo! for those terms and you will be brought to www.totaltraining.com and they have a bunch of different DVD Movie style topics to train you on. Anything from how to make a website to the two languages you are trying to learn.
Which is the best website to learn c and c++ programing?
4 ur problem this site is best 4 u
----www.planet-source-code.com------
Which is the best website to learn c and c++ programing?
www.google.com
----www.planet-source-code.com------
Which is the best website to learn c and c++ programing?
www.google.com
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