I have got a non-break plane that i can hard fly so has any one got and tips or websites or even any clubs that u can go to learn about R/C Aircraft.
Does anyone have any tips or websites or clubs that u can go/learn about R/C airplanes.?
Here a few links for you to try first.
http://www.bmfa.org/
http://www.radio-control-model.com/cgi-b...
http://www.radiocontrolzone.com/plane/in...
http://www.radiocontrolzone.com/plane/in...
Most of these have a forum where you can join free and ask questions, there are also links to a local club where you can have buddy training.
This links you to an experienced flyer and he can take over the second you lose control of get into trouble, then hand it back to you.
There is also a DVD you can buy on Ebay for around £5 but i've just checked and it's not listed at the moment, keep looking under radio controlled models for it.
Reply:Which country??
Related FatWallet thread . .
http://www.fatwallet.com/t/18/674773/
Monday, May 24, 2010
Does n e body kno n e sites 2 go 2 2 learn how 2 c walk?
n e body kno n e good sites 2 learn how 2 c walk?
Does n e body kno n e sites 2 go 2 2 learn how 2 c walk?
http://www.garageworksltd.com/HowToCwalk...
strat1250.tripod.com/cripwalkers/id3.h...
Reply:C-WALKIN IS NOT A DANCE!!!! IF U AIN'T CRIPPIN' THEN DO NOT ATTEMP TO FAKE THE FUNK!
Reply:http://www.garageworksltd.com/HowToCwalk...
Does n e body kno n e sites 2 go 2 2 learn how 2 c walk?
http://www.garageworksltd.com/HowToCwalk...
strat1250.tripod.com/cripwalkers/id3.h...
Reply:C-WALKIN IS NOT A DANCE!!!! IF U AIN'T CRIPPIN' THEN DO NOT ATTEMP TO FAKE THE FUNK!
Reply:http://www.garageworksltd.com/HowToCwalk...
I really want to be an excellent software developer.Could somebody tell me what should I do ? Should I learn C
Knowing certain popular programming languages (Java, C++ etc) is only a very small part of being an excellent software developer. They will allow you to get jobs that require use languages. But to be good at this field, you have to know about things like design pattern, software architecture, object oriented programming, design workflow, requirement specification, UML, documentation, user interface. Software engineering is a discipline that encompasses not only coding, but also ways to develop functional software with the least amount of time (not to mention code maintainence). Coders simply get outsourced, software engineer, however, should know how to design things properly. If you don't have programming background then yes, learn a language. I'd suggest Java or C++ and have a good understanding of object oriented programming. Once you know those two the rest is pretty easy to pick up.
I really want to be an excellent software developer.Could somebody tell me what should I do ? Should I learn C
buy a good c++ book start from the beginning and follow all the programing techniques in this language
then move to do more complected thinks
find a project that you want to do for sample an instant messaging software and work around to make this happened.
at the moment you finish you will be better programmer that a Lot of guys that i know
Reply:I have been a developer for 15 years. If you want to be an excellent software developer, I would recommend that you learn SQL (for database queries), C#, and Flash (for graphical web development). These are all very marketable skills, and will take you a long way.
Reply:If you want to be a good Programmer then you must know C at the expert level
Reply:U think C is all enough. u are childhish. u must be a fresher. I'll recommend u might go to any renowned Computer institutions or if u think your B.E or B.Tech is enough, then wait.
Reply:You should learn C in depth, even though you may not get to use it much unless you get into device drivers and OS kernals. It takes you close to the metal - you will learn exactly what makes good code and bad because of that.
C++ is based on C, has the same syntax and capabilities, and generates identical code when writing C-like code. It has a wider range of features (namepsace, objects and so on) and applications. If C++ is on your list anyway, then it is enough to become merely competent in C.
Also learn at least 3 or 4 other languages. Preferably, each should be different from the others. Example- Java, SQL, C++, PHP. Get really good at two of them.
Don't forget the systems and build environments you might use them with. You don't "write code", your develop applications, libraries and tools for specific systems using particular platforms and development software. Omitting any of that knowledge leaves you somewhat crippled.
Also, if you have a particular field in mind (such as GIS, CAD, medical, business or gaming), pick up some domain skills. That is, if you want to do GIS, take a course or two in GIS and cartography. Few things help as much as knowing what it is you are are doing. Stringing lines of code together is one thing, stringing them together - with purpose and understanding - is another.
Make sure your math skills are wide ranging and strong. You rarely will need much beyond high school math (really), but it helps. Most of what you will do is architectural, not mathematical. But once you have to grind some numbers, you had better know the complete ins and outs or your will end up writing code slower and buggier than anything MS ever produced.
Reply:c++ is basic
java is very popular
basically, get your hands on any software development... software
Reply:The answer is embedded in your question. IMHO to be a good software programmer, one must
1. Have a good understanding of atleast one major language, like C/C++/Java
2. Have a good grounding on Object Oriented concepts
3. Learn a couple of scripting languages like Shell/Perl/Python
4. Know the associated tools of the trade like Makefile, Configuration Management etc.
But having said this, the above are necessary but not sufficient to become a good software developer.
Software is mostly a helper discipline for other domains like Mechanical, Electrical etc except for some core areas like OS, Networking etc. Hence if one is able to understand the problem domain that one is trying to solve, and evolve a good software solution to the problem with quality and within time, then that person is a good software developer.
Reply:Get a college degree in Computer Science or Software Engineer. You need to understand algorithms, data structures, software design, data design, numerical methods, statistics, networking protocols, cryptography, etc. You won't learn any of that stuff from a C++ book.
Reply:Use the FREE 'C' compiler, Perl development tools, "Ruby, on Rails" all included in Linux, FREE!
Free tutorials!
http://google.com/linux and search the language you choose.
http://pclinuxos.com is the livecd with huge list of tools, and
http://livecdlist.com has 310 MORE LiveCDroms!
Reply:You should learn a whole range of programming languages if you want to be an _excellent_ software developer, along with a whole bunch of other things about multimedia, web design, databases... the list goes on! Good luck!
Rawlyn.
Reply:actually this excellent definition is depend upon you.
first decide in which field , my mean, whether in networking programming or system programming or database programming or site developer. its upon you, what you decide learn in that field. bt c and c++ are basic language of all. so its good to have a rigid base.
I really want to be an excellent software developer.Could somebody tell me what should I do ? Should I learn C
buy a good c++ book start from the beginning and follow all the programing techniques in this language
then move to do more complected thinks
find a project that you want to do for sample an instant messaging software and work around to make this happened.
at the moment you finish you will be better programmer that a Lot of guys that i know
Reply:I have been a developer for 15 years. If you want to be an excellent software developer, I would recommend that you learn SQL (for database queries), C#, and Flash (for graphical web development). These are all very marketable skills, and will take you a long way.
Reply:If you want to be a good Programmer then you must know C at the expert level
Reply:U think C is all enough. u are childhish. u must be a fresher. I'll recommend u might go to any renowned Computer institutions or if u think your B.E or B.Tech is enough, then wait.
Reply:You should learn C in depth, even though you may not get to use it much unless you get into device drivers and OS kernals. It takes you close to the metal - you will learn exactly what makes good code and bad because of that.
C++ is based on C, has the same syntax and capabilities, and generates identical code when writing C-like code. It has a wider range of features (namepsace, objects and so on) and applications. If C++ is on your list anyway, then it is enough to become merely competent in C.
Also learn at least 3 or 4 other languages. Preferably, each should be different from the others. Example- Java, SQL, C++, PHP. Get really good at two of them.
Don't forget the systems and build environments you might use them with. You don't "write code", your develop applications, libraries and tools for specific systems using particular platforms and development software. Omitting any of that knowledge leaves you somewhat crippled.
Also, if you have a particular field in mind (such as GIS, CAD, medical, business or gaming), pick up some domain skills. That is, if you want to do GIS, take a course or two in GIS and cartography. Few things help as much as knowing what it is you are are doing. Stringing lines of code together is one thing, stringing them together - with purpose and understanding - is another.
Make sure your math skills are wide ranging and strong. You rarely will need much beyond high school math (really), but it helps. Most of what you will do is architectural, not mathematical. But once you have to grind some numbers, you had better know the complete ins and outs or your will end up writing code slower and buggier than anything MS ever produced.
Reply:c++ is basic
java is very popular
basically, get your hands on any software development... software
Reply:The answer is embedded in your question. IMHO to be a good software programmer, one must
1. Have a good understanding of atleast one major language, like C/C++/Java
2. Have a good grounding on Object Oriented concepts
3. Learn a couple of scripting languages like Shell/Perl/Python
4. Know the associated tools of the trade like Makefile, Configuration Management etc.
But having said this, the above are necessary but not sufficient to become a good software developer.
Software is mostly a helper discipline for other domains like Mechanical, Electrical etc except for some core areas like OS, Networking etc. Hence if one is able to understand the problem domain that one is trying to solve, and evolve a good software solution to the problem with quality and within time, then that person is a good software developer.
Reply:Get a college degree in Computer Science or Software Engineer. You need to understand algorithms, data structures, software design, data design, numerical methods, statistics, networking protocols, cryptography, etc. You won't learn any of that stuff from a C++ book.
Reply:Use the FREE 'C' compiler, Perl development tools, "Ruby, on Rails" all included in Linux, FREE!
Free tutorials!
http://google.com/linux and search the language you choose.
http://pclinuxos.com is the livecd with huge list of tools, and
http://livecdlist.com has 310 MORE LiveCDroms!
Reply:You should learn a whole range of programming languages if you want to be an _excellent_ software developer, along with a whole bunch of other things about multimedia, web design, databases... the list goes on! Good luck!
Rawlyn.
Reply:actually this excellent definition is depend upon you.
first decide in which field , my mean, whether in networking programming or system programming or database programming or site developer. its upon you, what you decide learn in that field. bt c and c++ are basic language of all. so its good to have a rigid base.
How to dance easy hip hop moves or i want to learn how to c walk?
I want to learn how to c walk or any other cool hip hop moves , send me tutorials of links and very good specific ones and i mostly want to learn how to c walk and I've looked everywhere and if you know how can you tell me what moves you do first , second , third , fourth , like all that and specific on how to do it. Thanks a lot for reading this question and commenting :D
How to dance easy hip hop moves or i want to learn how to c walk?
the simplest way to learn how to cwalk is off tutorials off youtube. however, cwalking isnt about learning a ton of moves but its you making up your own. so most tutorials you find will teach you the basics with a few examples of variations and combos.
I suggest you start off with Kyren's tutorials on youtube. There is no specific order in learning how to cwalk, but most people learn the V, shuffle, and then heel toe.
also, feel free to join www.thecwalk.com, the biggest community for cwalking and where all the best walkers are.
Reply:the standard cwalk that we all talk about is 'clown walking' the dance, which was based off the crip's crip walk. Report It
Reply:Believe it or not but you can learn dance moves from Fit TV All Star Workout.
Reply:Do on search for some hip-hop dance classes in your area. We have a few of them around here and they are awesome.
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How to dance easy hip hop moves or i want to learn how to c walk?
the simplest way to learn how to cwalk is off tutorials off youtube. however, cwalking isnt about learning a ton of moves but its you making up your own. so most tutorials you find will teach you the basics with a few examples of variations and combos.
I suggest you start off with Kyren's tutorials on youtube. There is no specific order in learning how to cwalk, but most people learn the V, shuffle, and then heel toe.
also, feel free to join www.thecwalk.com, the biggest community for cwalking and where all the best walkers are.
Reply:the standard cwalk that we all talk about is 'clown walking' the dance, which was based off the crip's crip walk. Report It
Reply:Believe it or not but you can learn dance moves from Fit TV All Star Workout.
Reply:Do on search for some hip-hop dance classes in your area. We have a few of them around here and they are awesome.
flowers on line
I know the fundamentals of Java (without knowing too much about the API). How easily can I learn C#?
I started off writing Java and now all I prefer to write is C#. The transition was incredibly easy.
I read Data Structures and Algorithams in Java and have built nearly every example in C# and the examples in the books were nearly exactly convertable to C#.
Good luck
I know the fundamentals of Java (without knowing too much about the API). How easily can I learn C#?
If you know Java, then picking up C# should be a breeze for you. There are some subtle differences in terminology, and creating actual projects is a little different, but the languages are almost identical. In fact, many people claim that MS ripped Sun Systems when it made C# because it is so similar. If anything, C# is a little easier, as the .NET environment provides a much easier method for developing GUI's and packaging projects.
I read Data Structures and Algorithams in Java and have built nearly every example in C# and the examples in the books were nearly exactly convertable to C#.
Good luck
I know the fundamentals of Java (without knowing too much about the API). How easily can I learn C#?
If you know Java, then picking up C# should be a breeze for you. There are some subtle differences in terminology, and creating actual projects is a little different, but the languages are almost identical. In fact, many people claim that MS ripped Sun Systems when it made C# because it is so similar. If anything, C# is a little easier, as the .NET environment provides a much easier method for developing GUI's and packaging projects.
What are some websites to learn how to c-walk?
i am already good at c-walking but i want to learn more
What are some websites to learn how to c-walk?
try going to www.pimpmywalk.com i am a c walk every thing in hip hop thats were i learn c walk and made me and my crew win da champion ship in hip hop dance with one of the basic moves of c walk so try going there its the best
What are some websites to learn how to c-walk?
try going to www.pimpmywalk.com i am a c walk every thing in hip hop thats were i learn c walk and made me and my crew win da champion ship in hip hop dance with one of the basic moves of c walk so try going there its the best
What is better to learn vb or c++?
i am onfused whether to learn vb or c++. advice neded
What is better to learn vb or c++?
Depends on your intentions. VB is probably easier if you are not expecting employment. If you are looking for a career, few employers want VB so C++ would be better.
Or look at Java. That's the most common requirement for Software engineers lately (Visit some employment website to see) And it can be downloaded free from the java.sun.com website (start with JAVASE and NetBeans)
Reply:what's your preference first?
for being tough professional, c++ obviously,
just for time pass? then vb
Reply:VB is widely used in industry but the market rates for C++ is better. You will normally see C++ development on Unix\Linux platforms. Microsoft is moving away from C++ on to C#. If you want to write for the Windows platform go with C#. If you want to do C++ expect to work on non-Windows platforms and expect to put your dues in.
Reply:start with c for programming basics
move to c++ for some advance concepts in programming
then move to vb for GUI applications
then JAVA for real world requirements
be sure to learn a database also
Reply:Both are essential so it depends on you and i prefer C++ because this is Advance one.
What is better to learn vb or c++?
Depends on your intentions. VB is probably easier if you are not expecting employment. If you are looking for a career, few employers want VB so C++ would be better.
Or look at Java. That's the most common requirement for Software engineers lately (Visit some employment website to see) And it can be downloaded free from the java.sun.com website (start with JAVASE and NetBeans)
Reply:what's your preference first?
for being tough professional, c++ obviously,
just for time pass? then vb
Reply:VB is widely used in industry but the market rates for C++ is better. You will normally see C++ development on Unix\Linux platforms. Microsoft is moving away from C++ on to C#. If you want to write for the Windows platform go with C#. If you want to do C++ expect to work on non-Windows platforms and expect to put your dues in.
Reply:start with c for programming basics
move to c++ for some advance concepts in programming
then move to vb for GUI applications
then JAVA for real world requirements
be sure to learn a database also
Reply:Both are essential so it depends on you and i prefer C++ because this is Advance one.
Where can i learn advanced visual c++ ???!?
I need some websites where i can learn advanced visual c++
thanks!!
Where can i learn advanced visual c++ ???!?
www.codeproject.com
Reply:refer the following link:
http://www.onesmartclick.com/programming...
http://tecni.com/es/c.htm
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thanks!!
Where can i learn advanced visual c++ ???!?
www.codeproject.com
Reply:refer the following link:
http://www.onesmartclick.com/programming...
http://tecni.com/es/c.htm
florist shop
Where do you learn to do c- walk, and other cool dance moves?
Where do I learn to do cool moves like c-walk ,and others without spending money, or watching music videos?
Where do you learn to do c- walk, and other cool dance moves?
u gotta find someone who knows the moves to show you
Reply:rjhnjrtj
Reply:go out to clubs and learn the latest moves
Where do you learn to do c- walk, and other cool dance moves?
u gotta find someone who knows the moves to show you
Reply:rjhnjrtj
Reply:go out to clubs and learn the latest moves
I know C, not very well, but I know some! Do you advise me to learn some other languages now?
Or I should stick with C until I know it very very well and then learn something like C++ and Java and maybe asm! Some ppl told me that I should learn something else like Python now and some told me to stick with C! What should I do?
I know C, not very well, but I know some! Do you advise me to learn some other languages now?
Instead of jumping languages, stick to one until you're comfortable, then by that time, any other languages will be easier to learn, since the logic will be similar all you'll have to worry is the syntax.
Reply:It really depends on what you learned on it.
For example, do you now have an idea on how to create WHOLE games (Including game engine) by virtue of lines of code?
If you do, then you can try out different programming languages and find what's "comfortable" for you.
If not, then I suggest reading about it.
It's because primarily, it's not important what kinds of programming languages you know, but primarily if you understand what and how can you do what you want on it.
Reply:you better go for c#.net...its amazing n intresting
Reply:Yes, learn others! always...
Programming languages are easy to move from one to the other. If you want to do different things like web work, db work, or windows programming, there are a lot of things to try.. Visual Basic (don't laugh) is one you should have, do you program in php or (ug) perl? Java and/or javascript?
You will find that by just programming in these will help you in the logic part of programming, which to me is the hardest part and may open other ways to tackle a problem when you are working in c++
I think though that you probably should stick to the area of programming you will be doing, for instance if you do not do web work, and never plan to, then there is no reason to learn javascript or php or perl or other web related languages..
Reply:It's good to be proficient in a given programming language, but it's not a very strict, what with all these tutorials on the internet.
So I'd say stick with C until you can use it well, and when you need something really elaborate chances are you will be able to find the theory online.
I'd suggest you learn C# , for the OOP concepts. C++ is good too, but C# forces you to use pure OOP.
I know C, not very well, but I know some! Do you advise me to learn some other languages now?
Instead of jumping languages, stick to one until you're comfortable, then by that time, any other languages will be easier to learn, since the logic will be similar all you'll have to worry is the syntax.
Reply:It really depends on what you learned on it.
For example, do you now have an idea on how to create WHOLE games (Including game engine) by virtue of lines of code?
If you do, then you can try out different programming languages and find what's "comfortable" for you.
If not, then I suggest reading about it.
It's because primarily, it's not important what kinds of programming languages you know, but primarily if you understand what and how can you do what you want on it.
Reply:you better go for c#.net...its amazing n intresting
Reply:Yes, learn others! always...
Programming languages are easy to move from one to the other. If you want to do different things like web work, db work, or windows programming, there are a lot of things to try.. Visual Basic (don't laugh) is one you should have, do you program in php or (ug) perl? Java and/or javascript?
You will find that by just programming in these will help you in the logic part of programming, which to me is the hardest part and may open other ways to tackle a problem when you are working in c++
I think though that you probably should stick to the area of programming you will be doing, for instance if you do not do web work, and never plan to, then there is no reason to learn javascript or php or perl or other web related languages..
Reply:It's good to be proficient in a given programming language, but it's not a very strict, what with all these tutorials on the internet.
So I'd say stick with C until you can use it well, and when you need something really elaborate chances are you will be able to find the theory online.
I'd suggest you learn C# , for the OOP concepts. C++ is good too, but C# forces you to use pure OOP.
Where can i learn how to c walk?
i really want to learn how to c walk cuz like i feel retarded when all my homies are doing it and i am the only one who cant lol...thanks
Where can i learn how to c walk?
prison or jail is my best guess
Reply:wtf is c walk???
Reply:haha. sorry but was that even a question?
opps sorry =) guess it wasnt!
Youve seen them do it. DO IT yourself!
wow. and if you cant do it, then dont do it anymore.
Reply:you can watch it on youtube for tutorials
try this link
Reply:go to pimpmywalk.com this website has all the tuturiols on cwalking and is teach from only the best. all the moves are taught and they are easy! i used it and i am pro at cwalking now no lie
Reply:haha r.jeremy has a good point....lol. But defenitely try watching videos on youtube, or even join a hip hop class if ur that desperate
Where can i learn how to c walk?
prison or jail is my best guess
Reply:wtf is c walk???
Reply:haha. sorry but was that even a question?
opps sorry =) guess it wasnt!
Youve seen them do it. DO IT yourself!
wow. and if you cant do it, then dont do it anymore.
Reply:you can watch it on youtube for tutorials
try this link
Reply:go to pimpmywalk.com this website has all the tuturiols on cwalking and is teach from only the best. all the moves are taught and they are easy! i used it and i am pro at cwalking now no lie
Reply:haha r.jeremy has a good point....lol. But defenitely try watching videos on youtube, or even join a hip hop class if ur that desperate
What is a good book or source for a beginner who wants to learn C language?
Thinking in C by Bruce Eckel is always a good start but the guys whoe created the C programming language, Kernighan and Ritchie have written some good books. You should try www.amazon. com (or www.amazon.co.uk if you are in the UK).
The thinking in "x" series used to be free but I'm not sure if it is now. (He has a few thinking in .... titles)
What is a good book or source for a beginner who wants to learn C language?
The indispensable guide to C, Paul Davies, Addison Wesley
Reply:The best source for information on pretty much anything, especially computer related subjects, is http://www.google.com/ . For instance, in your case searching for "C tutorials" might be an excellent start.
Rawlyn.
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The thinking in "x" series used to be free but I'm not sure if it is now. (He has a few thinking in .... titles)
What is a good book or source for a beginner who wants to learn C language?
The indispensable guide to C, Paul Davies, Addison Wesley
Reply:The best source for information on pretty much anything, especially computer related subjects, is http://www.google.com/ . For instance, in your case searching for "C tutorials" might be an excellent start.
Rawlyn.
sympathy flowers
What i will say to a web site if i want to learn C language?And where i can get this language?
If you're looking for tutorials there's a lot on the net. But if you're looking for some samples. I would suggest, http://koders.com which consists of all sorts of languages.
What i will say to a web site if i want to learn C language?And where i can get this language?
Try GNU C
Reply:I don't understand the first part of your question, but a free compiler/IDE for C and C++ is Dev-C++, which you can download at http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html or at sourceforge: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-c...
Reply:At google.com
What i will say to a web site if i want to learn C language?And where i can get this language?
Try GNU C
Reply:I don't understand the first part of your question, but a free compiler/IDE for C and C++ is Dev-C++, which you can download at http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html or at sourceforge: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-c...
Reply:At google.com
Whats a good website or some other free thing that i can learn C++ programing from?
I want to get a little programing down before i head into college.
Whats a good website or some other free thing that i can learn C++ programing from?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:Some free ebooks you might want to start with
How to think like a computer scientist:
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/thinkCS/
Bruce Eckell's Thinking in C++ Volumes 1 %26amp; 2:
http://mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thinking...
Reply:http://burks.bton.ac.uk/burks/language/c...
This is a great place to start!
Whats a good website or some other free thing that i can learn C++ programing from?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Reply:Some free ebooks you might want to start with
How to think like a computer scientist:
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/thinkCS/
Bruce Eckell's Thinking in C++ Volumes 1 %26amp; 2:
http://mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thinking...
Reply:http://burks.bton.ac.uk/burks/language/c...
This is a great place to start!
Do I need to learn VB before C#?
I'm about to start learning a new language. I'm intimate with computers but have never programmed. Do I need to learn VB before C#? Do I need to know C# at all or will VB provide what I need to get good developer work?
Do I need to learn VB before C#?
you do not need to know VB before C#. Since it will be your first language, i would go with C#. Once you know that, VB will be easy
Reply:No. Id start with C# then VB if ever needed. Thats the best way IMHO.
Reply:Sure, you can, but i recommend first VB, so you see lil of programming, but a big start it's with C# If you got tutorials, or people to help you, but if you will explore first i recommend you VB first, get tutorials, that helps you a LOT!
Google it, you will find lot of awnsers ;)
Do I need to learn VB before C#?
you do not need to know VB before C#. Since it will be your first language, i would go with C#. Once you know that, VB will be easy
Reply:No. Id start with C# then VB if ever needed. Thats the best way IMHO.
Reply:Sure, you can, but i recommend first VB, so you see lil of programming, but a big start it's with C# If you got tutorials, or people to help you, but if you will explore first i recommend you VB first, get tutorials, that helps you a LOT!
Google it, you will find lot of awnsers ;)
Do you know any book for a beginner who wants to learn C?
I liked "C for Dummies". Good for complete beginners. You can find it on Amazon.
Do you know any book for a beginner who wants to learn C?
well,there is Deitel and Detiel book and there is a book for D.S. Malik they are the best really!!
Reply:Hello! do you want to learn c language. Beware it is boring. Learn visual basic 2005 and enjoy programming. It is just like your simple english language. Try it if you want it I will send you through mail. If you want it contact to me.
Reply:The Waite Group's C Primer Plus is very good, it was my C reference, I used it in place of the recommended reference for college.
Reply:I've got this really good one. It's small and it's orange - can't remember the name but I cought it from WHSmith. Sorry for not been more precise but I'm in a but of a rush.
Hope this helped anyway!
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Do you know any book for a beginner who wants to learn C?
well,there is Deitel and Detiel book and there is a book for D.S. Malik they are the best really!!
Reply:Hello! do you want to learn c language. Beware it is boring. Learn visual basic 2005 and enjoy programming. It is just like your simple english language. Try it if you want it I will send you through mail. If you want it contact to me.
Reply:The Waite Group's C Primer Plus is very good, it was my C reference, I used it in place of the recommended reference for college.
Reply:I've got this really good one. It's small and it's orange - can't remember the name but I cought it from WHSmith. Sorry for not been more precise but I'm in a but of a rush.
Hope this helped anyway!
bridal flowers
Where can i find an Internet site that can help me learn c++?
also a site that includes examples
Where can i find an Internet site that can help me learn c++?
Here are a few sites:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/
http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
Reply:If you have to ask, you don't want to know.
Reply:Also try http://www.learncpp.com
Reply:You may try this website: http://cplus.about.com/od/introductionto...
Reply:http://cprogramming.com/
It has C and C++.
Where can i find an Internet site that can help me learn c++?
Here are a few sites:
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/
http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
Reply:If you have to ask, you don't want to know.
Reply:Also try http://www.learncpp.com
Reply:You may try this website: http://cplus.about.com/od/introductionto...
Reply:http://cprogramming.com/
It has C and C++.
This is scually a two part question which computer language is better to learn C++ or visual C++?
Also what would be best compiler for a beginner does it matter or do I do need one for dum dums.I really would appreciate good information but any helpful thanks
This is scually a two part question which computer language is better to learn C++ or visual C++?
Visual C++ is better to learn for beginner.
why ?
If you want to improve your skill , you must practice by making some simple software, phone book, calculator, word pad, dictionary, screen saver, alarm, clock, or making some picture running through your desktop.
Software which build by Visual C++ is very beautiful (windows based), and you can use windows SDK and make a simple interesting software like Text To Speech.
It's different with software which build by C++, it's very ugly, just some text with 16 colors (Dos/Unix based), you don't know what kind of software that you want to build, everything is too boring. Trust me, you don't want to build some stupid software which ask your input in command prompt mode.
you can download Turbo C++ for free in this site :
http://www.turboexplorer.com/cpp
Reply:They are the same thing, basically. Visual C++ has a good interface for learning though. However, it is not free unless you download the express version. If you know Linux OS then I would say use gnuC++ and get a good book to help you.
This is scually a two part question which computer language is better to learn C++ or visual C++?
Visual C++ is better to learn for beginner.
why ?
If you want to improve your skill , you must practice by making some simple software, phone book, calculator, word pad, dictionary, screen saver, alarm, clock, or making some picture running through your desktop.
Software which build by Visual C++ is very beautiful (windows based), and you can use windows SDK and make a simple interesting software like Text To Speech.
It's different with software which build by C++, it's very ugly, just some text with 16 colors (Dos/Unix based), you don't know what kind of software that you want to build, everything is too boring. Trust me, you don't want to build some stupid software which ask your input in command prompt mode.
you can download Turbo C++ for free in this site :
http://www.turboexplorer.com/cpp
Reply:They are the same thing, basically. Visual C++ has a good interface for learning though. However, it is not free unless you download the express version. If you know Linux OS then I would say use gnuC++ and get a good book to help you.
I've never programed before, whats the easiest way to learn c++ or visual basic?
If you are going to try to learn C++ from a book, I would recommend looking at Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig and Barbara E. Moo.
It takes a different approach to the subject starting with easy to write programs that reduce the frustration of having a whole lot of new material thrown at you all at once.
I've never programed before, whats the easiest way to learn c++ or visual basic?
I learned GWBASIC by tackling a difficult programming task using it. I bought a few books about it and then sat down to program my PC to predict the external ballistics of a bullet in flight using GWBASIC. It took me about 4 months to get the program working, but, by the time I did, I was an expert in GWBASIC.
Reply:there are many short courses offering c++ and vb in colleges. there are also tutorials online. try searching them in yahoo.
Reply:You can buy a book which teaches these language,so i have studied VB from a book.Now i'm good at VB.
Reply:take a course at a local college
Reply:There is no such thing called as EASY. No pain, no gain. There is a lot of hardwork to be undergone inorder to master C++ and VB. Ok ? Try to apply to any nearest computer school or try learning online. You must pay the fees and join the class and learn step by step from your teacher. If dont know anything, dont just feel shy ... or ask your friends, just raise up your hand and ask the teacher. If in cyberclass ... keep emailing the lecturer until you get your stuff right. All the best in your course.
It takes a different approach to the subject starting with easy to write programs that reduce the frustration of having a whole lot of new material thrown at you all at once.
I've never programed before, whats the easiest way to learn c++ or visual basic?
I learned GWBASIC by tackling a difficult programming task using it. I bought a few books about it and then sat down to program my PC to predict the external ballistics of a bullet in flight using GWBASIC. It took me about 4 months to get the program working, but, by the time I did, I was an expert in GWBASIC.
Reply:there are many short courses offering c++ and vb in colleges. there are also tutorials online. try searching them in yahoo.
Reply:You can buy a book which teaches these language,so i have studied VB from a book.Now i'm good at VB.
Reply:take a course at a local college
Reply:There is no such thing called as EASY. No pain, no gain. There is a lot of hardwork to be undergone inorder to master C++ and VB. Ok ? Try to apply to any nearest computer school or try learning online. You must pay the fees and join the class and learn step by step from your teacher. If dont know anything, dont just feel shy ... or ask your friends, just raise up your hand and ask the teacher. If in cyberclass ... keep emailing the lecturer until you get your stuff right. All the best in your course.
Where can i learn computer language C and c++?
pls some 1 help,i am keen to learn computer program c and c++,can any 1 help me ,pls send me some sites or links from where i can download some real good e books
Where can i learn computer language C and c++?
have you even tried googling?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
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Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
Where can i learn computer language C and c++?
have you even tried googling?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
%26gt;.%26lt;
Reply:http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
Try Balaguruswamy. This book really got "C" into me.
This book had quite simple language and a naturally progressive approach. Also, try not to skip chapters.
However i would not recommend Balaguruswamy's C++ or Java books.. I wasn't very impressed by either..
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
Let us 'C'
This book had quite simple language and a naturally progressive approach. Also, try not to skip chapters.
However i would not recommend Balaguruswamy's C++ or Java books.. I wasn't very impressed by either..
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
Let us 'C'
Can u tell me a good site where i can learn c programming?
Don't go for a website tut as they are many a time complicated, instead get urself "c for dummies", it should help u a lot
Can u tell me a good site where i can learn c programming?
Hey Suhana,
Look On the following URLs.
1. www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html
2. www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/
3. cplus.about.com/
In all categories
--------------------
FAQ: comp.lang.c - http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.htm...
Frequently Asked Questions.
The C Library Reference Guide - http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/...
Complete reference to the ANSI C language.
C Programming Notes - http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/cclass/notes/...
Covers the basics of input/output, string functions and explanations of basic data types and operators.
The Ten Commandments for C Programmers - http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/ten-commandm...
C programming guidelines, with a humorous presentation, yet very true and useful. By Henry Spencer.
Programming in C: UNIX System Calls and Subroutines using C - http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/CE.html
Lecture notes with integrated exercises, solutions and marking By A. D. Marshall.
C Programming - http://www.strath.ac.uk/IT/Docs/Ccourse/
A tutorial that starts with the very basic and ends with the very complex.
How Stuff Works: C Programming Language - http://www.howstuffworks.com/c.htm
Complete, thoroughly-illustrated C programming language tutorial with many examples to assist in becoming a C programmer.
Introduction to C Programming - http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/tutorials/c/
An easy step by step guide to programming in C.
C Tutorial for Mainframers - http://www.sysprog.net/cplus.html
Beginners C tutorial for programmers on the mainframe.
Tutorial: Pointers and Arrays - http://pw1.netcom.com/~tjensen/ptr/point...
A tutorial on pointers and arrays in the C programming language by Ted Jensen.
C Programming Tutorial - http://cplus.about.com/library/blctut.ht...
This tutorial features a series of lessons designed to teach the basics of C programming.
Learn C in 5 Hours - http://members.tripod.com/~johnt/c.html
C tutorial with examples.
Phil's C Course - http://www.pottsoft.com/home/c_course/co...
Phil Ottewell's C programming course.
The Ground Cero Guide to C - http://www.aasted.org/GC/c-tut.php
Attempts to introduce absolute beginners to C.
C Language Tutorial - http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Co...
A beginner level tutorial for C, associated with Drexel University's Computational Physics group.
Static and Dynamic Allocation of Multi-Dimensional Arrays - http://www.hermetic.ch/cfunlib/arrays/ar...
A discussion of how static and dynamic multidimensional arrays are allocated in C.
Object Oriented Programming in C - http://www.accu.org/acornsig/public/arti...
Paul Field's paper, published in C Vu 4:1 (November 1991), on how to use an object-like discipline with a procedural language.
Advice and Warning for C - http://www.brainbell.com/tutors/c/Advice...
A mature C/C++ tutorial, designed to improve your knowledge of the language itself.
John McGuinn's C Programming Tutorial - http://www.tutorials4u.com/c/
A basic tutorial in using the C programming language.
Tips on C Programming - http://users.bestweb.net/~ctips/
An idiosyncratic collection of advice on how to write C when developing large programs.
Windows Programming Tutorial with C - http://in.geocities.com/pravinparatey/
A tutorial on Win32 programming with C, for beginners.
C for C++ Programmers - http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~iancooke/...
By Ian Cooke. Highlights the differences with C++ including comments, input/output, memory allocation, variable declarations, constants, structures, booleans, libraries and suggested reading.
The GNU C Programming Tutorial - http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/
Detailed coverage of each of the main elements of the C language and how to program in C, with special emphasis on the GNU/Linux compiler and associated toolset.
Best Practices for Programming in C - http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/es...
Set of styles and guidelines that served IBM developers and consultants well for years, offered as suggestions.
Animated C Tutorial - http://kdat.csc.calpoly.edu/~ltauck/THES...
A C tutorial which uses animation to illustrate how the language works.
Ramu's Home Page - http://www.geocities.com/rk_gaddipati/cp...
Questions and solutions for a computer programming course in the C programming language.
A Programming Tutorial in C - http://members.shaw.ca/ipatters/
A web site to teach the basics of the C programming language as defined by ANSI/ISO. (C99)
Programming for Dummies - C and C++ - http://www.geocities.com/naif_2pac/cpp.h...
Contains tutorials for programming in C,C++.
C Tutorial for Beginners - http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/S...
Intends to teach C to someone with no previous experience.
Neal Spill's C Programming Page - http://pandora.senecac.on.ca/~nspill/
An Introduction to Programming using C by Neal Spill for IPC144 Students at Seneca College.
C for the Mentally Derranged - http://randimus.freeservers.com/cstuff.h...
Easy to understand C tutorials for absolute beginners.
FriedSpace C Programming Tutorial - http://friedspace.com/CProg.html
Series of detailed tutorials for beginners in C, based around real world programming examples. Keyed to Pelles C.
C for C++ Programmers - http://www.docdubya.com/belvedere/cpp/cf...
By Ray Tayek. Introduction to the subset of C++ and differences between the languages including scope, data structures, function behavior, library functions, input/output and compiling.
C Pointers Tutorial - http://www.taranets.com/www/c_pointers_t...
In depth guided look at pointers and arrays in C, illustrated with code examples. By Ted Jensen.
The C Terrain - http://www.geocities.com/engupta/tutoria...
Humorous way of dealing with Ms. Mu-Pee with the C programming language. The standard language of COMPUTERS.
Data Structures in C - http://datastructures.itgo.com/
Lists, trees, sorts and searches.
Coding Link Lists in C - http://www.geocities.com/link_list/
This site gives an animated step-by-step walkthrough of linked list code in the C programming language, such as: Initialize, Add/Sort Node, Delete Node, Linear Search, Length, Seek %26amp; Destroy Node.
Reply:why don't u get a good book for c language, believe me, that's a better option.
Reply:Hey Suhana, instead of learning C from a website, purchase a good book like
1. Let Us C by Yashwant Kanitkar,
2. Test Your C Skills by Yashwant Kanitkar (for advanced studies),
3. C for Dummies.
Try examples from the book on any c compiler like Turbo or borland...yourself..
You will learn very quickly..
Can u tell me a good site where i can learn c programming?
Hey Suhana,
Look On the following URLs.
1. www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html
2. www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/
3. cplus.about.com/
In all categories
--------------------
FAQ: comp.lang.c - http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/top.htm...
Frequently Asked Questions.
The C Library Reference Guide - http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/...
Complete reference to the ANSI C language.
C Programming Notes - http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/cclass/notes/...
Covers the basics of input/output, string functions and explanations of basic data types and operators.
The Ten Commandments for C Programmers - http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/ten-commandm...
C programming guidelines, with a humorous presentation, yet very true and useful. By Henry Spencer.
Programming in C: UNIX System Calls and Subroutines using C - http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/CE.html
Lecture notes with integrated exercises, solutions and marking By A. D. Marshall.
C Programming - http://www.strath.ac.uk/IT/Docs/Ccourse/
A tutorial that starts with the very basic and ends with the very complex.
How Stuff Works: C Programming Language - http://www.howstuffworks.com/c.htm
Complete, thoroughly-illustrated C programming language tutorial with many examples to assist in becoming a C programmer.
Introduction to C Programming - http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/tutorials/c/
An easy step by step guide to programming in C.
C Tutorial for Mainframers - http://www.sysprog.net/cplus.html
Beginners C tutorial for programmers on the mainframe.
Tutorial: Pointers and Arrays - http://pw1.netcom.com/~tjensen/ptr/point...
A tutorial on pointers and arrays in the C programming language by Ted Jensen.
C Programming Tutorial - http://cplus.about.com/library/blctut.ht...
This tutorial features a series of lessons designed to teach the basics of C programming.
Learn C in 5 Hours - http://members.tripod.com/~johnt/c.html
C tutorial with examples.
Phil's C Course - http://www.pottsoft.com/home/c_course/co...
Phil Ottewell's C programming course.
The Ground Cero Guide to C - http://www.aasted.org/GC/c-tut.php
Attempts to introduce absolute beginners to C.
C Language Tutorial - http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Co...
A beginner level tutorial for C, associated with Drexel University's Computational Physics group.
Static and Dynamic Allocation of Multi-Dimensional Arrays - http://www.hermetic.ch/cfunlib/arrays/ar...
A discussion of how static and dynamic multidimensional arrays are allocated in C.
Object Oriented Programming in C - http://www.accu.org/acornsig/public/arti...
Paul Field's paper, published in C Vu 4:1 (November 1991), on how to use an object-like discipline with a procedural language.
Advice and Warning for C - http://www.brainbell.com/tutors/c/Advice...
A mature C/C++ tutorial, designed to improve your knowledge of the language itself.
John McGuinn's C Programming Tutorial - http://www.tutorials4u.com/c/
A basic tutorial in using the C programming language.
Tips on C Programming - http://users.bestweb.net/~ctips/
An idiosyncratic collection of advice on how to write C when developing large programs.
Windows Programming Tutorial with C - http://in.geocities.com/pravinparatey/
A tutorial on Win32 programming with C, for beginners.
C for C++ Programmers - http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~iancooke/...
By Ian Cooke. Highlights the differences with C++ including comments, input/output, memory allocation, variable declarations, constants, structures, booleans, libraries and suggested reading.
The GNU C Programming Tutorial - http://crasseux.com/books/ctutorial/
Detailed coverage of each of the main elements of the C language and how to program in C, with special emphasis on the GNU/Linux compiler and associated toolset.
Best Practices for Programming in C - http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/es...
Set of styles and guidelines that served IBM developers and consultants well for years, offered as suggestions.
Animated C Tutorial - http://kdat.csc.calpoly.edu/~ltauck/THES...
A C tutorial which uses animation to illustrate how the language works.
Ramu's Home Page - http://www.geocities.com/rk_gaddipati/cp...
Questions and solutions for a computer programming course in the C programming language.
A Programming Tutorial in C - http://members.shaw.ca/ipatters/
A web site to teach the basics of the C programming language as defined by ANSI/ISO. (C99)
Programming for Dummies - C and C++ - http://www.geocities.com/naif_2pac/cpp.h...
Contains tutorials for programming in C,C++.
C Tutorial for Beginners - http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/S...
Intends to teach C to someone with no previous experience.
Neal Spill's C Programming Page - http://pandora.senecac.on.ca/~nspill/
An Introduction to Programming using C by Neal Spill for IPC144 Students at Seneca College.
C for the Mentally Derranged - http://randimus.freeservers.com/cstuff.h...
Easy to understand C tutorials for absolute beginners.
FriedSpace C Programming Tutorial - http://friedspace.com/CProg.html
Series of detailed tutorials for beginners in C, based around real world programming examples. Keyed to Pelles C.
C for C++ Programmers - http://www.docdubya.com/belvedere/cpp/cf...
By Ray Tayek. Introduction to the subset of C++ and differences between the languages including scope, data structures, function behavior, library functions, input/output and compiling.
C Pointers Tutorial - http://www.taranets.com/www/c_pointers_t...
In depth guided look at pointers and arrays in C, illustrated with code examples. By Ted Jensen.
The C Terrain - http://www.geocities.com/engupta/tutoria...
Humorous way of dealing with Ms. Mu-Pee with the C programming language. The standard language of COMPUTERS.
Data Structures in C - http://datastructures.itgo.com/
Lists, trees, sorts and searches.
Coding Link Lists in C - http://www.geocities.com/link_list/
This site gives an animated step-by-step walkthrough of linked list code in the C programming language, such as: Initialize, Add/Sort Node, Delete Node, Linear Search, Length, Seek %26amp; Destroy Node.
Reply:why don't u get a good book for c language, believe me, that's a better option.
Reply:Hey Suhana, instead of learning C from a website, purchase a good book like
1. Let Us C by Yashwant Kanitkar,
2. Test Your C Skills by Yashwant Kanitkar (for advanced studies),
3. C for Dummies.
Try examples from the book on any c compiler like Turbo or borland...yourself..
You will learn very quickly..
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
Hi....Namratha !
This is Bhaskar from Hyderabad doing my b.tech with computer science! Well your Question is nice ! I referred many books for C.but i found some books interesting and would beneficial for you.
1.'Let us C' by Yeshwant kanitkar! this is a nice reader friendly book for beginners!! Author discussed basic topics very clearly.But Data structers is not discussed here!!
2.'C and data structers' by Balaguruswamy. Here you can find no of examples for practice!
3.Still if you want to go through the subject further..better you go for 'C-the complete reference'..by Schildt. This is a standard book which you can preserve in your book library!!
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
there is nothing like best book.
Learn and practice .. in case you have any specific problems then search for possible solution, only after you have exhausted other routes.
Check URLs mentioned below.
Reply:No.....
Reply:Since you're from india, i'll suggest an AWESOME book by a local author.
It's called "Let's C" by yeshwant kanitkar.It's very reader friendly, and he goes deep too.
If you want a foreign author i'd suggest going for Herbert Schildt's C reference.
Reply:Download Dev C++
www.bloodshed.net
Then search google for C tutorials
Reply:Basic
Let us ''C'' - Yashwant Kanetkar .
advance
Programming in Objective-C by Stephen Kochan
Reply:get the book "Let us C" ... its really good...
Reply:these r the few e-books on c starterstry them
http://e58zrya2ni64x4ioz0r.usercash.com
or
http://elab17cb822w18r72488.usercash.com
or
http://fcpfkwige012gc4r2.usercash.com
Password: eVe!$
or without pass
http://dpvrvl-3qx8zik1tyldl.usercash.com
Note: Unrar then use winzip to extract the 3 parts inside.
and the practical c book is
http://rapidshare.de/files/24940760/Stev...
Reply:you can buy "Herbert %26amp; Scildth"
Reply:'The C programming language' by Dennis Ritche (founder of 'C')
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This is Bhaskar from Hyderabad doing my b.tech with computer science! Well your Question is nice ! I referred many books for C.but i found some books interesting and would beneficial for you.
1.'Let us C' by Yeshwant kanitkar! this is a nice reader friendly book for beginners!! Author discussed basic topics very clearly.But Data structers is not discussed here!!
2.'C and data structers' by Balaguruswamy. Here you can find no of examples for practice!
3.Still if you want to go through the subject further..better you go for 'C-the complete reference'..by Schildt. This is a standard book which you can preserve in your book library!!
Hi can any one suggest me a best book to learn c for starters?
there is nothing like best book.
Learn and practice .. in case you have any specific problems then search for possible solution, only after you have exhausted other routes.
Check URLs mentioned below.
Reply:No.....
Reply:Since you're from india, i'll suggest an AWESOME book by a local author.
It's called "Let's C" by yeshwant kanitkar.It's very reader friendly, and he goes deep too.
If you want a foreign author i'd suggest going for Herbert Schildt's C reference.
Reply:Download Dev C++
www.bloodshed.net
Then search google for C tutorials
Reply:Basic
Let us ''C'' - Yashwant Kanetkar .
advance
Programming in Objective-C by Stephen Kochan
Reply:get the book "Let us C" ... its really good...
Reply:these r the few e-books on c starterstry them
http://e58zrya2ni64x4ioz0r.usercash.com
or
http://elab17cb822w18r72488.usercash.com
or
http://fcpfkwige012gc4r2.usercash.com
Password: eVe!$
or without pass
http://dpvrvl-3qx8zik1tyldl.usercash.com
Note: Unrar then use winzip to extract the 3 parts inside.
and the practical c book is
http://rapidshare.de/files/24940760/Stev...
Reply:you can buy "Herbert %26amp; Scildth"
Reply:'The C programming language' by Dennis Ritche (founder of 'C')
flowers gifts
Which book would you recommend for someone who wants to learn C# and with little or no programming experience?
Visual C# For Dummies.
All the For Dummies books are great resources for people who've never done a given type of programming.
Which book would you recommend for someone who wants to learn C# and with little or no programming experience?
Programming are not so simple now!!! you should have some knowledge of object oriented techniques. Once you have that I gurantee you any new language would be a piece of cake for you.
I suggest look into object oriented techniques of C++ or even better JAVA. If you get yourself familiarized with JAVA conversion to C# is not more than 1 days struggle.
You can get all the information you need regarding C# on Microsoft MSDN.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Step by Step - Microsoft Press
All the For Dummies books are great resources for people who've never done a given type of programming.
Which book would you recommend for someone who wants to learn C# and with little or no programming experience?
Programming are not so simple now!!! you should have some knowledge of object oriented techniques. Once you have that I gurantee you any new language would be a piece of cake for you.
I suggest look into object oriented techniques of C++ or even better JAVA. If you get yourself familiarized with JAVA conversion to C# is not more than 1 days struggle.
You can get all the information you need regarding C# on Microsoft MSDN.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C# 2005 Step by Step - Microsoft Press
What is an online tutorial that will allow me to learn C++ and tell me EXACTLY what tools I need?
mail me and i will give you free ebook that will help you
subject should be "c++ book"
firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
What is an online tutorial that will allow me to learn C++ and tell me EXACTLY what tools I need?
You may not find all the info you need at one site, but i suggest you google how to c++ and go through each site gathering the info you're looking for. Good luck on you quest.
daylily
subject should be "c++ book"
firozahmed143@rediffmail.com
What is an online tutorial that will allow me to learn C++ and tell me EXACTLY what tools I need?
You may not find all the info you need at one site, but i suggest you google how to c++ and go through each site gathering the info you're looking for. Good luck on you quest.
daylily
How to learn and download c++ programming language fast and easyly?
how to download c++ or variant and learn it quickly and easyly or what about c# compred to c++ or can you recomend me a language other than visual basic that i thoruly know to work in
How to learn and download c++ programming language fast and easyly?
Try C++ for Dummies
Reply:I agree with the first poster - don't try to learn C++ over the Internet, via web sites about it. It is a very, very difficult language. Get a book reference to keep by the computer as you work through the night cursing at your first "Hello world!" app that won't compile.
There are a couple of free C++ environments. Perhaps the best thing out there right now is "Visual C++ Express" in that it is a version of the most popular integrated environment out there, and is free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:i can give u c++ and tutorial for it,i just need your mail,but instalation is more than 4gb,so it will take long to up load
How to learn and download c++ programming language fast and easyly?
Try C++ for Dummies
Reply:I agree with the first poster - don't try to learn C++ over the Internet, via web sites about it. It is a very, very difficult language. Get a book reference to keep by the computer as you work through the night cursing at your first "Hello world!" app that won't compile.
There are a couple of free C++ environments. Perhaps the best thing out there right now is "Visual C++ Express" in that it is a version of the most popular integrated environment out there, and is free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:i can give u c++ and tutorial for it,i just need your mail,but instalation is more than 4gb,so it will take long to up load
Where is the best place for a beginner to learn C++?
There are several places on the Internet, it really depends on your learning style. A good book to start with would be C++ Programming for the Absolute Beginner.
If your seeking something more hands on, I would recommend the online tutorials at VTC Online. http://www.vtc.com/products/C-plus-plus-...
Where is the best place for a beginner to learn C++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/
hope that helps
:-)
If your seeking something more hands on, I would recommend the online tutorials at VTC Online. http://www.vtc.com/products/C-plus-plus-...
Where is the best place for a beginner to learn C++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/
hope that helps
:-)
Can some tell me some sites where i can learn c programming?
Here are some links:
http://einstein.drexel.edu/courses/CompP...
http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/tutorials/c/
http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/CTutorial/CTu...
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/bwk-tutor.ht...
http://vergil.chemistry.gatech.edu/resou...
Can some tell me some sites where i can learn c programming?
you can learn c programming at the site
www. programmersheaven.com
i am using this one and has examples and programs of different languages.
if u want to get more google it.
Reply:get a Ebook...
or this site..
www.w3schools.com
you can learn alot from it..
enjoy!!
http://einstein.drexel.edu/courses/CompP...
http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/tutorials/c/
http://www.iu.hio.no/~mark/CTutorial/CTu...
http://www.lysator.liu.se/c/bwk-tutor.ht...
http://vergil.chemistry.gatech.edu/resou...
Can some tell me some sites where i can learn c programming?
you can learn c programming at the site
www. programmersheaven.com
i am using this one and has examples and programs of different languages.
if u want to get more google it.
Reply:get a Ebook...
or this site..
www.w3schools.com
you can learn alot from it..
enjoy!!
I am a starter in .NET. I want to learn C# from scratch, tell me a way?
First, it helps to get a background on the language. Inside C# by Tom Archer (Microsoft Press publishing) will give you a good background.
Next, you will need to get the compiler. You can either get the Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition (for free) from Microsoft's MSDN Website or, alternatively, you can get the .NET Framework SDK (which comes with the compilers) and use an alternate IDE, such as SharpDevelop.
The .NET Framework SDK comes with several pieces of sample code that demonstrate the various .NET APIs and technologies. Also, you can download the 101 Code Samples for C# from Microsoft's MSDN site.
When you have questions, you can visit the other community sites to post questions, look for user samples and articles, etc. I've include the links to all below:
I am a starter in .NET. I want to learn C# from scratch, tell me a way?
I did the same thing not long ago, and I'm coming along fairly nicely. One thing I would recommend is a site called CodeProject (see link below). LOTS of good stuff there from beginning to very advanced.
The books I got are:
Programming in the Key of C# - This is very good if you have never done any programming. It teaches some very basic concepts that most books just assume you already know.
Visual C# .NET 2003 Kick Start - This was an awesome book for me, as I already have done some programming and this goes through a LOT of topics with very good, short explanations. After reading this book, you can call yourself a C# programmer. Entry level, but a programmer.
TCP/IP Sockets in C# - This book has a narrow focus and will introduce you to just about everything you need to program internet apps.
Advanced .NET Remoting (C# Edition) - As the title implies, this is an advanced book. I have not gone very far with it :( but it does get very good reviews. What little I have read, it was explained very clearly. My problem here is that I don't have any need for remoting right now, so it doesn't interest me enough to learn it. Remoting is the evolution of COM/DCOM, and it's used for parallel processing with a network of computers. You might find it useful at some point, because this is where things are moving rapidly.
All of these are focused on Visual Studio .NET 2003. (I.e, .NET 1.1) I still can't afford 2005 (.NET 2.0), so if that's what you're using then I can't offer much help! Most of the info will still be valuable either way.
flamingo plant
Next, you will need to get the compiler. You can either get the Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition (for free) from Microsoft's MSDN Website or, alternatively, you can get the .NET Framework SDK (which comes with the compilers) and use an alternate IDE, such as SharpDevelop.
The .NET Framework SDK comes with several pieces of sample code that demonstrate the various .NET APIs and technologies. Also, you can download the 101 Code Samples for C# from Microsoft's MSDN site.
When you have questions, you can visit the other community sites to post questions, look for user samples and articles, etc. I've include the links to all below:
I am a starter in .NET. I want to learn C# from scratch, tell me a way?
I did the same thing not long ago, and I'm coming along fairly nicely. One thing I would recommend is a site called CodeProject (see link below). LOTS of good stuff there from beginning to very advanced.
The books I got are:
Programming in the Key of C# - This is very good if you have never done any programming. It teaches some very basic concepts that most books just assume you already know.
Visual C# .NET 2003 Kick Start - This was an awesome book for me, as I already have done some programming and this goes through a LOT of topics with very good, short explanations. After reading this book, you can call yourself a C# programmer. Entry level, but a programmer.
TCP/IP Sockets in C# - This book has a narrow focus and will introduce you to just about everything you need to program internet apps.
Advanced .NET Remoting (C# Edition) - As the title implies, this is an advanced book. I have not gone very far with it :( but it does get very good reviews. What little I have read, it was explained very clearly. My problem here is that I don't have any need for remoting right now, so it doesn't interest me enough to learn it. Remoting is the evolution of COM/DCOM, and it's used for parallel processing with a network of computers. You might find it useful at some point, because this is where things are moving rapidly.
All of these are focused on Visual Studio .NET 2003. (I.e, .NET 1.1) I still can't afford 2005 (.NET 2.0), so if that's what you're using then I can't offer much help! Most of the info will still be valuable either way.
flamingo plant
How long does it take an absolute beginner to learn C++?
No Prior Programming Coursework or Experience.
How long does it take an absolute beginner to learn C++?
I took C++ before and it took me a couple of months before I understood C++, but as the previous person said, although it may take a short amount of time to learn it, it takes a lifetime to master it!
Reply:For every person is totally different, I would say you tend to pick up better if you think logically and/or understand math concepts. I can think logically, but my math skills I left somewhere back in high school. For me, it took me about a month to begin to be able to produce a program with no syntax or run time errors, but I still have trouble sometimes. You cant expect someone to give you an answer on mastering it, just because its all relevant. Think of the way you learned to speak (your native language here), programming is much like learning to speak (your native language here) which is a good thing to know before you start. Regardless good luck, and may your journey into the world of computer logic...be a pleasant one.
Reply:Learning: 1 day.
Mastering: Lifetime
Reply:I took C++ for a semester in high school and I still don't get it!! I actually tried really hard too and I just couldn't understand it. (I'm pretty smart too- 3.86 GPA in college)
Reply:Depends on how smart you are... But I would definately say a year... You should get the C++ for Dummies... I got my friend got his at Hastings....
How long does it take an absolute beginner to learn C++?
I took C++ before and it took me a couple of months before I understood C++, but as the previous person said, although it may take a short amount of time to learn it, it takes a lifetime to master it!
Reply:For every person is totally different, I would say you tend to pick up better if you think logically and/or understand math concepts. I can think logically, but my math skills I left somewhere back in high school. For me, it took me about a month to begin to be able to produce a program with no syntax or run time errors, but I still have trouble sometimes. You cant expect someone to give you an answer on mastering it, just because its all relevant. Think of the way you learned to speak (your native language here), programming is much like learning to speak (your native language here) which is a good thing to know before you start. Regardless good luck, and may your journey into the world of computer logic...be a pleasant one.
Reply:Learning: 1 day.
Mastering: Lifetime
Reply:I took C++ for a semester in high school and I still don't get it!! I actually tried really hard too and I just couldn't understand it. (I'm pretty smart too- 3.86 GPA in college)
Reply:Depends on how smart you are... But I would definately say a year... You should get the C++ for Dummies... I got my friend got his at Hastings....
Give me a link to a nice website to learn c++?
http://www.programmingtutorials.com/
http://www.thefreecountry.com/documentat...
http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/c++/i...
If you want good ebook for c++ you can email me ...
Main key to sucess for any object oriented language like c++,java is to practice practice and practice ....so do as much as practice as you can...and you will be master...
Thanks
http://www.thefreecountry.com/documentat...
http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/c++/i...
If you want good ebook for c++ you can email me ...
Main key to sucess for any object oriented language like c++,java is to practice practice and practice ....so do as much as practice as you can...and you will be master...
Thanks
Can u suggest any useful site where i can learn c programming?
im a beginner....this site shoudld provide enough sample programs ..plz help!!!!
Can u suggest any useful site where i can learn c programming?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Scroll down for "C Tutorial"
You can also ask me some questions if you want too.
Reply:Rosy, you can get help from http://codesbyshariq.blogspot.com also.
Reply:tutorials.com
Reply:This is a fun site... written exclusively for beginners... good grammar, humor and many examples
http://beej.us/guide/bgc/
Reply:search in google.
u can find many
Can u suggest any useful site where i can learn c programming?
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
Scroll down for "C Tutorial"
You can also ask me some questions if you want too.
Reply:Rosy, you can get help from http://codesbyshariq.blogspot.com also.
Reply:tutorials.com
Reply:This is a fun site... written exclusively for beginners... good grammar, humor and many examples
http://beej.us/guide/bgc/
Reply:search in google.
u can find many
Give me a link to a nice website to learn c++?
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Give me a link to a nice website to learn c++?
http://www.pscode.com is a great site.
Reply:Download the free book Thinking in C++, it's excellent, and has coverage of both C, C++ and STL.
I learned most of my stuff from that book.
Take care!
Reply:You'll find great free step by step video tutorials at
http://www.pixel2life.com/sitemap/
Michael
http://www.webmasterautomation.com/
umbrella plant
Give me a link to a nice website to learn c++?
http://www.pscode.com is a great site.
Reply:Download the free book Thinking in C++, it's excellent, and has coverage of both C, C++ and STL.
I learned most of my stuff from that book.
Take care!
Reply:You'll find great free step by step video tutorials at
http://www.pixel2life.com/sitemap/
Michael
http://www.webmasterautomation.com/
umbrella plant
Can u please tell me,best book to learn c# and asp.net?
for learning c#
http://www.deitel.com/books/#net
or
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596006...
for ASP.NET
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596004...
Can u please tell me,best book to learn c# and asp.net?
If your just starting programming the beginner series isn't beginner enough... At least not enough for me when I first started trying.
I like the wrox series of books, they are very well laid out. Below is a link to the starter C# book that I own and recommend above all others.
Hope this helps!
Jason
p.s. I'm sure wrox also makes a asp book as well (search on amazon) and the quality of all their books are stellar.
http://www.deitel.com/books/#net
or
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596006...
for ASP.NET
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0596004...
Can u please tell me,best book to learn c# and asp.net?
If your just starting programming the beginner series isn't beginner enough... At least not enough for me when I first started trying.
I like the wrox series of books, they are very well laid out. Below is a link to the starter C# book that I own and recommend above all others.
Hope this helps!
Jason
p.s. I'm sure wrox also makes a asp book as well (search on amazon) and the quality of all their books are stellar.
What and how is the best way to learn C++?
The book C++ in easy steps by Mike McGrath is awesome. Its easy to understand and it explains things really well. There are also a bunch of other in-easy-step books on that site that are great as well.
Here is the site: http://www.ineasysteps.com/books/details...
What and how is the best way to learn C++?
Honestly, the best way to learn C++ is to take a class. You'll have someone there who can answer your questions, and it's easier to be motivated to learn when you're not solely reliant on self-motivation.
If that's not an option for you, buy a good book and read it. Alternatively, find a good web tutorial and go through it. I'll link one below:
Reply:I depends on your background.
If you are starting from scratch, I would recommend Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig %26amp; Barbara E. Moo
http://www.amazon.com/Accelerated-C%2B%2...
Reply:if you could the c++ books of the authors like brij lal, subramaian and other famous ones, it will be very effective. such books are better than ebooks. also try the help in turbo c++ by right clicking on open space. if you r a new programmer it is better that u start with books rather than self explore
Reply:Research it, I have yet to do it myself but yeah. Just google it and find a good site. Learning by researching can sometimes surpass paying for a computer class.
Reply:buy a C++ book and study it !!
Reply:Buying a couple of basic books for C++
or
Reading and researching online, there's a lot of resources waiting for you online.
Here is the site: http://www.ineasysteps.com/books/details...
What and how is the best way to learn C++?
Honestly, the best way to learn C++ is to take a class. You'll have someone there who can answer your questions, and it's easier to be motivated to learn when you're not solely reliant on self-motivation.
If that's not an option for you, buy a good book and read it. Alternatively, find a good web tutorial and go through it. I'll link one below:
Reply:I depends on your background.
If you are starting from scratch, I would recommend Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig %26amp; Barbara E. Moo
http://www.amazon.com/Accelerated-C%2B%2...
Reply:if you could the c++ books of the authors like brij lal, subramaian and other famous ones, it will be very effective. such books are better than ebooks. also try the help in turbo c++ by right clicking on open space. if you r a new programmer it is better that u start with books rather than self explore
Reply:Research it, I have yet to do it myself but yeah. Just google it and find a good site. Learning by researching can sometimes surpass paying for a computer class.
Reply:buy a C++ book and study it !!
Reply:Buying a couple of basic books for C++
or
Reading and researching online, there's a lot of resources waiting for you online.
Which books or sites should I use to learn C++?
Here are some video tutorials of C++ programming:
http://xoax.net/
Which books or sites should I use to learn C++?
Take a look at Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig (Author), Barbara E. Moo.
They take a different approach to the order in which the present the material. You start out writing programs the really work before they go deeply into how it all works.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q%26amp;hl=en%26amp;ge...
Reply:Hi there
If you are begginer and trying to learn C++ on ur own then
1.Teach your self C++ in __ days / month will be a good option
after havin some command on C++ you can go to
2. complete reference c++ by herbert schildt
or
3.Robert lafore
you can also Put on
4.Let us c++ by Yashwant kanetkar
then for competion with ur concepts finally try
5.exploring C++ or
6.test your skills in c++.
i guess this wil help..
Reply:learn c ++ for dummies
http://xoax.net/
Which books or sites should I use to learn C++?
Take a look at Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig (Author), Barbara E. Moo.
They take a different approach to the order in which the present the material. You start out writing programs the really work before they go deeply into how it all works.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q%26amp;hl=en%26amp;ge...
Reply:Hi there
If you are begginer and trying to learn C++ on ur own then
1.Teach your self C++ in __ days / month will be a good option
after havin some command on C++ you can go to
2. complete reference c++ by herbert schildt
or
3.Robert lafore
you can also Put on
4.Let us c++ by Yashwant kanetkar
then for competion with ur concepts finally try
5.exploring C++ or
6.test your skills in c++.
i guess this wil help..
Reply:learn c ++ for dummies
Is there any site through which i can learn c language in computers?
Dont learn 'C' language from computers, rather go for the good old" books". With a book u have the flexibility to learn from any location u like! exp. tarrace, drawing room, garden etc. You need considerable time to learn a language, so, computers are not the best bet as they are quite straining to eyes, back without any mobility. Use computer only to practice and sharpen your programming skills. You can refer "Yashovant Kanitkar", "P. Balguruswamy", "Schaum's series" etc.
Is there any site through which i can learn c language in computers?
yes u can learn language by site google
Reply:You can go to some tutorial sites and start with them.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/learn.html
Try with the sites above, i recommend you (if you can) to buy a C programming book.
By the way why C and no C++ ?? I started with C++ which is similar to C but a little more advance, and I learned it really fast and if you start with C++ you have more tutorial alternatives.
Hope this helps.
deliver flowers
Is there any site through which i can learn c language in computers?
yes u can learn language by site google
Reply:You can go to some tutorial sites and start with them.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
http://www.cyberdiem.com/vin/learn.html
Try with the sites above, i recommend you (if you can) to buy a C programming book.
By the way why C and no C++ ?? I started with C++ which is similar to C but a little more advance, and I learned it really fast and if you start with C++ you have more tutorial alternatives.
Hope this helps.
deliver flowers
I am a student and i want to learn C++ but there are so many different programs. What program should i use? Co
I see visual studio proffesional,visual studio standard.visual studio.net and visual studio 6.0
I am a student and i want to learn C++ but there are so many different programs. What program should i use? Co
You should check out dev c++ a free compiler and a bit of an IDE. Their URL is http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html doownload version 4 or 5 and you'll be on your way. The syntax from this compiler compared to visual studios is very similar. So finding code will be easy because you can use visual studios code. If you don't already know of planet source code you should check it out at planetsourcecode.com. It's a free code site.
Reply:go for visual studio .net if u want a choice among thelist u mentioned
else
go for :http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Reply:"I am a student and i want to learn C++ but there are so many different programs."
You want a compiler and an IDE. A compiler is used to convert your program into something the computer understands. An IDE is your development environment, where you write the code and have it compiled.
There's two major compilers. The first is GCC, the second is Microsoft Visual C++. GCC is free, Visual C++ costs money. However, Microsoft released a scaled down version called Visual C++ Express for free.
Gcc runs on linux, but there's a version for windows called MinGW.
Link to download page: http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml
Direct link to download: http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MinGW-5....
With Visual C++, you want the latest version. It's called Visual C++ .NET. You can either purchase Visual Studio .NET 2005, and you'll get Visual C++ with it. Or get the express edition.
Link to download page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Now you want an IDE. Visual Studio is the IDE for Visual C++. If you have the express edition, you have a scaled down IDE that comes with it.
Or you can get either Code::Blocks or wxDev-C++. They work with both MinGW and Visual C++.
Code Blocks: http://www.codeblocks.org/
wxDev-C++: http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
I am a student and i want to learn C++ but there are so many different programs. What program should i use? Co
You should check out dev c++ a free compiler and a bit of an IDE. Their URL is http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html doownload version 4 or 5 and you'll be on your way. The syntax from this compiler compared to visual studios is very similar. So finding code will be easy because you can use visual studios code. If you don't already know of planet source code you should check it out at planetsourcecode.com. It's a free code site.
Reply:go for visual studio .net if u want a choice among thelist u mentioned
else
go for :http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Reply:"I am a student and i want to learn C++ but there are so many different programs."
You want a compiler and an IDE. A compiler is used to convert your program into something the computer understands. An IDE is your development environment, where you write the code and have it compiled.
There's two major compilers. The first is GCC, the second is Microsoft Visual C++. GCC is free, Visual C++ costs money. However, Microsoft released a scaled down version called Visual C++ Express for free.
Gcc runs on linux, but there's a version for windows called MinGW.
Link to download page: http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml
Direct link to download: http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MinGW-5....
With Visual C++, you want the latest version. It's called Visual C++ .NET. You can either purchase Visual Studio .NET 2005, and you'll get Visual C++ with it. Or get the express edition.
Link to download page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Now you want an IDE. Visual Studio is the IDE for Visual C++. If you have the express edition, you have a scaled down IDE that comes with it.
Or you can get either Code::Blocks or wxDev-C++. They work with both MinGW and Visual C++.
Code Blocks: http://www.codeblocks.org/
wxDev-C++: http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
Can anyone tell me a gud site to learn c++?
where i can run several programs..something like practical...which details everything right from the basics..you can also share some notes with me..thanks..
Can anyone tell me a gud site to learn c++?
Download the free software: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Some walk thru samples: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
http://www.learn-programming.za.net/prog...
Reply:WEB RESULTS
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Offers C programming tutorials, source code, quizzes, and more.
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Introductory C programming class notes.
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Monthly publication for C and C++ programmers.
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Mirosoft's Visual C# tutorials, references, downloads, support, and community resources.
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Reply:You need to download a compiler program in order to start your programming. Simplest one is Turbo C 2.1. You can also download host of books on C,C++ from limewire software. I used it to get a lot of e books. Its kinda easy stuff.
Can anyone tell me a gud site to learn c++?
Download the free software: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Some walk thru samples: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library...
http://www.learn-programming.za.net/prog...
Reply:WEB RESULTS
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Reply:You need to download a compiler program in order to start your programming. Simplest one is Turbo C 2.1. You can also download host of books on C,C++ from limewire software. I used it to get a lot of e books. Its kinda easy stuff.
Can anyone tell me how to study or learn c++ computer programming for an repeat exam,in 4 weeks?
Buy a book on C++ and read it cover to cover.
Develop software in C++. Download some training videos that have associated study guides and example programs. Actually create the example programs to actually understand why and how the programs worked. Make modifications to those examples and see how the modifications worked.
Go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres... for some materials.
Can anyone tell me how to study or learn c++ computer programming for an repeat exam,in 4 weeks?
How much do you need to know, and for an exam.
What kind of exam. For a pencil and paper exam I suggest you just read as many C++ books as you can and remember the actual facts about it.
If it's a practical exam (you program for the test) then your gonna need to write some programs. Start with hello world, then follow the books programming course or move on to more complicated non-graphical stuff. In 4 weeks, stick to using the console for output. Maybe make a game like guess the number or make a program that sorts 10 random numbers into order from least to greatest. The important thing is that you understand how to use each concept.
Reply:I'll take your 4 weeks, and go one up with three:
http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/index.htm
have fun!
Reply:Buy or check out from the library a Teach yourself c++ or something similiar (beginner), don't get anything similar to Bjarne Stroupstrup because you will never understand it in time. Another good book is C++ FAQ by Cline. Know the difference with public, protected, private, class, struct. Do the hello world example and build up from there.
Reply:Go through the C++ book by Stroustrup. Also you can contact a C++ expert. Check websites like http://getafreelnacer.com/
Develop software in C++. Download some training videos that have associated study guides and example programs. Actually create the example programs to actually understand why and how the programs worked. Make modifications to those examples and see how the modifications worked.
Go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres... for some materials.
Can anyone tell me how to study or learn c++ computer programming for an repeat exam,in 4 weeks?
How much do you need to know, and for an exam.
What kind of exam. For a pencil and paper exam I suggest you just read as many C++ books as you can and remember the actual facts about it.
If it's a practical exam (you program for the test) then your gonna need to write some programs. Start with hello world, then follow the books programming course or move on to more complicated non-graphical stuff. In 4 weeks, stick to using the console for output. Maybe make a game like guess the number or make a program that sorts 10 random numbers into order from least to greatest. The important thing is that you understand how to use each concept.
Reply:I'll take your 4 weeks, and go one up with three:
http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/index.htm
have fun!
Reply:Buy or check out from the library a Teach yourself c++ or something similiar (beginner), don't get anything similar to Bjarne Stroupstrup because you will never understand it in time. Another good book is C++ FAQ by Cline. Know the difference with public, protected, private, class, struct. Do the hello world example and build up from there.
Reply:Go through the C++ book by Stroustrup. Also you can contact a C++ expert. Check websites like http://getafreelnacer.com/
How long does it take about to learn C++ and visual Basic...... how many years has it taken you pernoally?
Actually I keep on learning c++ (c#, java).
But the basics you can learn in about a month, when you have the feeling for it.
visual basic is not a programming language.
How long does it take about to learn C++ and visual Basic...... how many years has it taken you pernoally?
I learnt C++. I'd say it took me a year to learn all the basics.
Reply:Well it depends if you are getting a degree in it or not. Usually about 4-6 years of study to fully comprehend the language. But I have seen people with a shorter amount of time do it but they did not know it in depth. Me, I have been doing it for 2 years now and there is still stuff I don't know about it.
Reply:there are too many variables to make an estimate on time. the more time you put into it the sooner you'll learn it.
Reply:All programming is essentially the same. The difference is syntax. However long it takes you assimilate the syntax in both is dpenendent upon your learning ability. To become totally fluent, it may take you 5-6 projects in both. VB sucks.
Reply:It took me about 6 years, But u know, I'm the most professional programmer around:D
kiddin,
If u know the basics of programming, it takes about half-a-year (if u practice good) but if you don't VB will take around 2 years.
I can teach u faster:D
contact;)
_____________________
PS.
VB is cool. It does not suck.
Office is programmed by VB. I suggest u to start learnin VB, be4 anythin or u'll mess up!
But the basics you can learn in about a month, when you have the feeling for it.
visual basic is not a programming language.
How long does it take about to learn C++ and visual Basic...... how many years has it taken you pernoally?
I learnt C++. I'd say it took me a year to learn all the basics.
Reply:Well it depends if you are getting a degree in it or not. Usually about 4-6 years of study to fully comprehend the language. But I have seen people with a shorter amount of time do it but they did not know it in depth. Me, I have been doing it for 2 years now and there is still stuff I don't know about it.
Reply:there are too many variables to make an estimate on time. the more time you put into it the sooner you'll learn it.
Reply:All programming is essentially the same. The difference is syntax. However long it takes you assimilate the syntax in both is dpenendent upon your learning ability. To become totally fluent, it may take you 5-6 projects in both. VB sucks.
Reply:It took me about 6 years, But u know, I'm the most professional programmer around:D
kiddin,
If u know the basics of programming, it takes about half-a-year (if u practice good) but if you don't VB will take around 2 years.
I can teach u faster:D
contact;)
_____________________
PS.
VB is cool. It does not suck.
Office is programmed by VB. I suggest u to start learnin VB, be4 anythin or u'll mess up!
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
Please proviede me good links.and information i really need it.
thankssss
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
I don't know any videos or "learner's" software.
Your best bet is to go to www.tutorialized.com and just go crazy.
Getting in there and reading a lot of articles on the basics and trying a little programming to get a hands on base, will be a great help to you!
Cheers!
Good luck!
PS. I know some C++ but it's been awhile. It can be overwhelming at first!
thankssss
Is there any online video tutorials or Software to learn C and C++.?
I don't know any videos or "learner's" software.
Your best bet is to go to www.tutorialized.com and just go crazy.
Getting in there and reading a lot of articles on the basics and trying a little programming to get a hands on base, will be a great help to you!
Cheers!
Good luck!
PS. I know some C++ but it's been awhile. It can be overwhelming at first!
Which is a better programming language to learn, C++ or Java, to find work in the financial industry?
Both... (you'll need them) and you'll gotta learn a lot of new languages that'll appear, the best thing is to learn the basics of programming, so you'll can learn any language in just a few days...
Which is a better programming language to learn, C++ or Java, to find work in the financial industry?
I guess you are tryint to enter the field through trading areas. Those need both quick and dirty programming for solving new problems, AND user friendlly interfaces.
You will find that its usefl to know Matlab and/or Mathematica.
Visual Basic IS needed (on spite of the previous poster laugh) in order to expand excel capabilities. I do that all the time and, although I ultimately reprogram what I did in VB, it provides a fast solution.
Reply:Both can REALLY come in handy. They're both a lot alike. And they're both cross-platform. I am not exactly sure what you mean by "financial industry," but it may depend on the company.
They may want to use VB or something. LoL! =). That makes me laugh, but some do.
Reply:i would tend to lean towards java, but as eveyone has said, once you have learnt the basics in one langauage, you can generally pick up things in other languages quickly. if you learn both well, then you are definiatly be at an advantage
Reply:I'd say Java, but that's more from a general sense than from a finance-specific sense - like the above poster said, it's best to just learn the basics since a lotta things carry over between languages - but you can learn the basics in any language. Java, being the more advanced of the two, probably has more forward-thinking features that newer languages will implement than the older C++. I know both and find Java a whole lot more useful, but the same basic principles apply to both.
Which is a better programming language to learn, C++ or Java, to find work in the financial industry?
I guess you are tryint to enter the field through trading areas. Those need both quick and dirty programming for solving new problems, AND user friendlly interfaces.
You will find that its usefl to know Matlab and/or Mathematica.
Visual Basic IS needed (on spite of the previous poster laugh) in order to expand excel capabilities. I do that all the time and, although I ultimately reprogram what I did in VB, it provides a fast solution.
Reply:Both can REALLY come in handy. They're both a lot alike. And they're both cross-platform. I am not exactly sure what you mean by "financial industry," but it may depend on the company.
They may want to use VB or something. LoL! =). That makes me laugh, but some do.
Reply:i would tend to lean towards java, but as eveyone has said, once you have learnt the basics in one langauage, you can generally pick up things in other languages quickly. if you learn both well, then you are definiatly be at an advantage
Reply:I'd say Java, but that's more from a general sense than from a finance-specific sense - like the above poster said, it's best to just learn the basics since a lotta things carry over between languages - but you can learn the basics in any language. Java, being the more advanced of the two, probably has more forward-thinking features that newer languages will implement than the older C++. I know both and find Java a whole lot more useful, but the same basic principles apply to both.
How should you go about starting to learn C++ any good websites that you could recommend?
One webside that helped me get right into was:
http://www.cplusplus.com/
The second site should also give you all the pointers you need.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
I hope this gets you on the right track and happy programming!
How should you go about starting to learn C++ any good websites that you could recommend?
check out http://www.pscode.com - everything from simple procedures to complete applications.
Reply:The following is a list of sites that offer tutorials for C++. (I know that it is a long list, but I hope you find the some of the sites useful).
http://www.cprogramming.com
This site contains interactive tutorials, quizzes, articles, journals, compiler downloads, book recommendations and free source code.
http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds3-2/ov...
The Association for Computing Machinery's (ACM) site offers a comprehensive listing of C++ resources, including recommended texts, journals and magazines, published standards, newsletters, FAQs and newsgroups.
http://www.comeaucomputing.com/resources
Comeau Computing's site links to technical discussions, FAQs (including one devoted to templates), user groups, newsgroups and an online C++ compiler.
http://www.exciton.cs.rice.edu/CppResour...
The site provides a document that summarizes the technical aspects of C++. The site also discusses the differences between Java and C++.
http://www.accu.informika.ru/resources/p...
The Association of C %26amp; C++ Users (ACCU) site contains links to C++ tutorials, articles, developer information, discussions and book reviews.
http://www.cuj.com
The C/C++ User's Journal is an online magazine that contains articles, tutorials and downloads. The site features news about C++, forums and links to information about development tools.
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computer...
Google's C++ resources directory ranks the most useful C++ sites.
http://www.compinfo-center.com/c++.htm
This site provides links to C++ FAQs, newsgroups and magazines.
http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~paulmac/c++-refe...
This site contains book reviews and recommendations for introductory, intermediate and advanced C++ programmers and links to online C++ resources, including books, magazines and tutorials.
http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/link...
This site divides links into categories, including Resources and Directories, Projects and Working Groups, Libraries, Training, Tutorials, Publications and Coding Conventions.
http://www.codeproject.com
Articles, code snippets, user discussions, books and news about C++, C# and .NET programming are available at this site.
http://www.austinlinks.com/CPlusPlus
Quadralay Corporation's site links to numerous C++ resources, including Visual C++/MFC Libraries, C++ programming information, C++ career resources and a list of tutorials and other online tools for learning C++.
http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/c++std
Links to the ANSI/ISO C++ Standard and the comp.std.c++ Usenet group are available at this site.
http://www.research.att.com/~bs/homepage...
This is the home page for Bjarne Stroustrup, designer of the C++ programming language. This site provides a list of C++ resources, FAQs and other useful C++ information.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
This site offers a step-by-step tutorial, with sample code, that covers file I/O, recursion, binary trees, template classes and more.
http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone3/c...
Free tutorials that are appropriate for many skill levels are available at this site.
http://www.programmershelp.co.uk/c%2B%2B...
This site contains free online courses and a comprehensive list of C++ tutorials. This site also provides FAQs, downloads and other resources.
http://www.codeproject.com/script/articl...
This site lists tutorials and articles available for C++ beginners.
http://www.eng.hawaii.edu/Tutor/Make
This site provides a tutorial that describes how to create makefiles.
http://www.cpp-home.com
Free tutorials, discussions, chat rooms, articles, compilers, forums and online quizzes related to C++ are available at this site. The C++ tutorials cover such topics as ActiveX/COM, MFC and graphics.
http://www.codebeach.com
Code Beach contains source code, tutorials, books and links to major programming languages, including C++, Java, ASP, Visual Basic, XML, Python, Perl and C#.
http://www.kegel.com/academy/tutorials.h...
This site provides links to tutorials on C, C++ and assembly languages
dried flowers
http://www.cplusplus.com/
The second site should also give you all the pointers you need.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
I hope this gets you on the right track and happy programming!
How should you go about starting to learn C++ any good websites that you could recommend?
check out http://www.pscode.com - everything from simple procedures to complete applications.
Reply:The following is a list of sites that offer tutorials for C++. (I know that it is a long list, but I hope you find the some of the sites useful).
http://www.cprogramming.com
This site contains interactive tutorials, quizzes, articles, journals, compiler downloads, book recommendations and free source code.
http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds3-2/ov...
The Association for Computing Machinery's (ACM) site offers a comprehensive listing of C++ resources, including recommended texts, journals and magazines, published standards, newsletters, FAQs and newsgroups.
http://www.comeaucomputing.com/resources
Comeau Computing's site links to technical discussions, FAQs (including one devoted to templates), user groups, newsgroups and an online C++ compiler.
http://www.exciton.cs.rice.edu/CppResour...
The site provides a document that summarizes the technical aspects of C++. The site also discusses the differences between Java and C++.
http://www.accu.informika.ru/resources/p...
The Association of C %26amp; C++ Users (ACCU) site contains links to C++ tutorials, articles, developer information, discussions and book reviews.
http://www.cuj.com
The C/C++ User's Journal is an online magazine that contains articles, tutorials and downloads. The site features news about C++, forums and links to information about development tools.
http://directory.google.com/Top/Computer...
Google's C++ resources directory ranks the most useful C++ sites.
http://www.compinfo-center.com/c++.htm
This site provides links to C++ FAQs, newsgroups and magazines.
http://www.apl.jhu.edu/~paulmac/c++-refe...
This site contains book reviews and recommendations for introductory, intermediate and advanced C++ programmers and links to online C++ resources, including books, magazines and tutorials.
http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/link...
This site divides links into categories, including Resources and Directories, Projects and Working Groups, Libraries, Training, Tutorials, Publications and Coding Conventions.
http://www.codeproject.com
Articles, code snippets, user discussions, books and news about C++, C# and .NET programming are available at this site.
http://www.austinlinks.com/CPlusPlus
Quadralay Corporation's site links to numerous C++ resources, including Visual C++/MFC Libraries, C++ programming information, C++ career resources and a list of tutorials and other online tools for learning C++.
http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/c++std
Links to the ANSI/ISO C++ Standard and the comp.std.c++ Usenet group are available at this site.
http://www.research.att.com/~bs/homepage...
This is the home page for Bjarne Stroustrup, designer of the C++ programming language. This site provides a list of C++ resources, FAQs and other useful C++ information.
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.htm...
This site offers a step-by-step tutorial, with sample code, that covers file I/O, recursion, binary trees, template classes and more.
http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone3/c...
Free tutorials that are appropriate for many skill levels are available at this site.
http://www.programmershelp.co.uk/c%2B%2B...
This site contains free online courses and a comprehensive list of C++ tutorials. This site also provides FAQs, downloads and other resources.
http://www.codeproject.com/script/articl...
This site lists tutorials and articles available for C++ beginners.
http://www.eng.hawaii.edu/Tutor/Make
This site provides a tutorial that describes how to create makefiles.
http://www.cpp-home.com
Free tutorials, discussions, chat rooms, articles, compilers, forums and online quizzes related to C++ are available at this site. The C++ tutorials cover such topics as ActiveX/COM, MFC and graphics.
http://www.codebeach.com
Code Beach contains source code, tutorials, books and links to major programming languages, including C++, Java, ASP, Visual Basic, XML, Python, Perl and C#.
http://www.kegel.com/academy/tutorials.h...
This site provides links to tutorials on C, C++ and assembly languages
dried flowers
How long would it take someone to learn C++?
C++ is completely different with other computer languages. You definitely need to start with a course at least 10 lessons. After that you can learn by yourself without any course. Find books in your local library and start reading. It takes at least 2 years to become a good biginner. You then need 3 more years to become a high level of intermidiate. To become professional you need to go to courses and study in university.
How long would it take someone to learn C++?
That depends on whether you already know programming, or if you have to learn programming first and, if you already know programming, which languages (if any) you already know.
If this is your first foray into computer programming, figure about a year before you're an entry level programmer (you can create some of the simpler code, if someone lays the program out for you), and about 2-3 years of full-time work to get to mid-level (you still need someone to analyze the problem and design the program, but you can code some of the more complex parts). It may take you longer, if you have trouble learning programming - some people just can't catch on.
How long would it take someone to learn C++?
That depends on whether you already know programming, or if you have to learn programming first and, if you already know programming, which languages (if any) you already know.
If this is your first foray into computer programming, figure about a year before you're an entry level programmer (you can create some of the simpler code, if someone lays the program out for you), and about 2-3 years of full-time work to get to mid-level (you still need someone to analyze the problem and design the program, but you can code some of the more complex parts). It may take you longer, if you have trouble learning programming - some people just can't catch on.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Is there any online video tutorials to learn C# / .NET?
Like this...
http://www.vtc.com/products/csharp.htm
Is there any online video tutorials to learn C# / .NET?
learnvisualstudio.net
Reply:try this it might be helpful..good luck....
http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/default....
http://www.vtc.com/products/csharp.htm
Is there any online video tutorials to learn C# / .NET?
learnvisualstudio.net
Reply:try this it might be helpful..good luck....
http://www.asp.net/learn/videos/default....
Anyone know any good free ways to learn C++?
look for a tutorial on a website such as www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Anyone know any good free ways to learn C++?
look for Tutorial at:
http://www.w3schools.com
Anyone know any good free ways to learn C++?
look for Tutorial at:
http://www.w3schools.com
Anywhere I can find video tutorials on learn c++ programming. I don't want to read rather watch/hear it.?
My advice to you is: learn to get used to reading. Programming is not the easiest thing to do in the world. While it's not overtly difficult, it does require a bit of attention. The vast majority of tutorials and information for new and relevant technology comes in the form of text. Afterall, you are reading the answer to your question as we speak. So I highly recommend textual resources. On the other hand, there are some really good video c++ resources out there. Almost always you have to pay to get these videos however (while the textual resources are free.)
http://www.mixsoftware.com/product/cpvid...
is one place to get a good course on video. Good luck!
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http://www.mixsoftware.com/product/cpvid...
is one place to get a good course on video. Good luck!
gift baskets
Can anybody suggest some good sites to learn C#?
http://www.cplusplus.com
Can anybody suggest some good sites to learn C#?
How about a community colleges= College Distance Web CT Learning Class
Reply:itebookhome.com
Reply:www.csharphelp.com
www.csharp-station.com
www.hitmill.com
good luck
Reply:Try http://csharpcomputing.com/Tutorials/TOC... Resulted from google.com search "C# tutorial".
Cheers,
Leon S
Reply:google
Can anybody suggest some good sites to learn C#?
How about a community colleges= College Distance Web CT Learning Class
Reply:itebookhome.com
Reply:www.csharphelp.com
www.csharp-station.com
www.hitmill.com
good luck
Reply:Try http://csharpcomputing.com/Tutorials/TOC... Resulted from google.com search "C# tutorial".
Cheers,
Leon S
Reply:google
I'm trying to decide whether to learn C# or Java. Can you please tell me the pros and cons of both languages?
I'd like to know the technical advantages/disadvantages of both languages, as well as employment prospects if I master one vs the other. Thank you!
I'm trying to decide whether to learn C# or Java. Can you please tell me the pros and cons of both languages?
Both use a lot of the same syntax. Java can be used with any computer, all you need is the java runtime environment. C# isn't as compatible, and you usually need the microsoft .net framework.
Reply:It's like learning how to use PC and Macintosh; you need both to meet the industry standards . . .
Reply:C# is easy to learn and work...while Java is a little bit tougher..
In java, jobs r in huge number while in C# a little bit less...
I'm trying to decide whether to learn C# or Java. Can you please tell me the pros and cons of both languages?
Both use a lot of the same syntax. Java can be used with any computer, all you need is the java runtime environment. C# isn't as compatible, and you usually need the microsoft .net framework.
Reply:It's like learning how to use PC and Macintosh; you need both to meet the industry standards . . .
Reply:C# is easy to learn and work...while Java is a little bit tougher..
In java, jobs r in huge number while in C# a little bit less...
How long does it take about to learn C++ and visual Basic...... how many years has it taken you pernoally?
take 2 courses in college and you should be good
What is the best book to learn C# with?
C++ (pronounced /ˌsiːˌplʌsˈplʌs/) is a general-purpose programming language. C++ is regarded as a mid-level language, as it comprises a combination of both high-level and low-level language features.[1] It is a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, usually compiled language supporting procedural programming, data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and generic programming.
Bjarne Stroustrup developed C++ in 1979 at Bell Labs as an enhancement to the C programming language and named it "C with Classes". In 1983 it was renamed to C++. 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.
Two good books on Amazon.
Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days
Learn C++ By Making Games
wedding
Bjarne Stroustrup developed C++ in 1979 at Bell Labs as an enhancement to the C programming language and named it "C with Classes". In 1983 it was renamed to C++. 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.
Two good books on Amazon.
Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days
Learn C++ By Making Games
wedding
What is the easyest way to learn C++.?
what web site, book or what ever can help you learnC++ quick?!!
What is the easyest way to learn C++.?
From the experiences i summarized, i suggest you firstly build up slight interest on this subject other than studying it from the perspective of score-oriented, in other words, i recommend you preview some relevant books as much as you can in order to make the interest you built up more objective. Subsequently, you are supposed to hunt the fundamental knowledge of this subject and develop new interest day after day!
Franky speaking, not very easy way to learn C++ except for examination only!
Anyway, good luck!
Reply:LET US C.....
Reply:Read a book and practice as you go.
Reply:Email me with the reasons you want to learn it... mrl5@y7mail.com
Reply:read C++ for dummies.. its very very informative..
What is the easyest way to learn C++.?
From the experiences i summarized, i suggest you firstly build up slight interest on this subject other than studying it from the perspective of score-oriented, in other words, i recommend you preview some relevant books as much as you can in order to make the interest you built up more objective. Subsequently, you are supposed to hunt the fundamental knowledge of this subject and develop new interest day after day!
Franky speaking, not very easy way to learn C++ except for examination only!
Anyway, good luck!
Reply:LET US C.....
Reply:Read a book and practice as you go.
Reply:Email me with the reasons you want to learn it... mrl5@y7mail.com
Reply:read C++ for dummies.. its very very informative..
Tell me some good books to learn c language adn also for java?
the-c-programming-language_-_second-edit... by
brain w kerninghan
and
dennis m ritiche
this is simple the bestbook bcz they were the people who introduced c to the world
java
if u r a beginner
than its
fundamentals of java programming -------paul sangeria
if u wanna write the sun certification(scjp)
then
sun certified javaprogrammer1.5--------- kathy seiraa and berth bates
both books are famous by there author names than by titles
and for more information on java u have the following source
Tell me some good books to learn c language adn also for java?
The best series of books I've come across are called "Teach Yourself - - - in 24 Hours" and "Teach Yourself - - - in 21 Days" by SAMS. In both cases, you replace the "- - -" with the language you're interested in.
Reply:I would look into the "Head First" series of books put out by O'Reilly. You would not be able to use these books as guides or references, but to understand the basics of the Java language.
I'm not really sure about a good 'C' guide! My guess is that "Head First" does not have one...
Reply:Or try For Dummies ... (C for Dummies, Java For Dummies)
At least you got the essentials first ...
Forum, Mailing List, or Development Community sites is still the best and up to date place for learning and sharing ...
brain w kerninghan
and
dennis m ritiche
this is simple the bestbook bcz they were the people who introduced c to the world
java
if u r a beginner
than its
fundamentals of java programming -------paul sangeria
if u wanna write the sun certification(scjp)
then
sun certified javaprogrammer1.5--------- kathy seiraa and berth bates
both books are famous by there author names than by titles
and for more information on java u have the following source
Tell me some good books to learn c language adn also for java?
The best series of books I've come across are called "Teach Yourself - - - in 24 Hours" and "Teach Yourself - - - in 21 Days" by SAMS. In both cases, you replace the "- - -" with the language you're interested in.
Reply:I would look into the "Head First" series of books put out by O'Reilly. You would not be able to use these books as guides or references, but to understand the basics of the Java language.
I'm not really sure about a good 'C' guide! My guess is that "Head First" does not have one...
Reply:Or try For Dummies ... (C for Dummies, Java For Dummies)
At least you got the essentials first ...
Forum, Mailing List, or Development Community sites is still the best and up to date place for learning and sharing ...
In how much time one can learn c++ language.if he wanna be an average expert??
Any idea?
In how much time one can learn c++ language.if he wanna be an average expert??
You should ask this in a category for Computers. This is for languages as in French, Farsi, etc. not programming languages.
Reply:Go to classes, Get a tutor. Study hard.
In how much time one can learn c++ language.if he wanna be an average expert??
You should ask this in a category for Computers. This is for languages as in French, Farsi, etc. not programming languages.
Reply:Go to classes, Get a tutor. Study hard.
What is the easiest way to learn c++, have tried books,?
any dvds or websites that can teach from start to advance level in a short time
What is the easiest way to learn c++, have tried books,?
the easiest way to learn C++ is that you should have a good knowldge of C and thats all there are few new things that are added
see this http://analysingc.50webs.com
Reply:I learned C++ when I was at high school. Took Intro to c++ and got a B. Took Intermediate and got a C. Took Advanced and got a B. My point is that you need a teacher. Because the teacher helped me a lot. BUT if you are good at following directions then buy a C++ book. The intro part is very easy in my opinion. This is the book that my teacher used for intro, intermediate and advanced c ++.
http://www.programcpp.com/
Reply:Hay,
The book "Programming in C++" by Balaguruswamy by Tata Mcgraw Hill publications.
The book is the best for starting.
For advance you can go for Mastering C++. Or you can find more tutorials in internet.
The another book, i can suggest is 'Let us C++ 'by Yeswanth Kanethkar, for reference.
Reply:You could join a programming course if there is one, but if you want to learn at home then you should probably try to get as many complete examples as you can and see how they're constructed - look at the basic framework of a program and read a good book at the same time, build up from small beginnings to full programs. Perhaps the best book you could ever own is The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup - it's a hefty and expensive hardback, but should have everything you could possible need to know about C++.
Reply:GO TO SCHOOL
:P
Reply:There is NO easy way to learn anything - practice, practice, practice is the key.
Books are essential but most important with any programming is a logical mind. The smallest addition, omission, misplacement or duplication of an instruction in a computer program will render it useless, so PATIENCE is another essential.
Reply:find someone that knows it.
flowers on line
What is the easiest way to learn c++, have tried books,?
the easiest way to learn C++ is that you should have a good knowldge of C and thats all there are few new things that are added
see this http://analysingc.50webs.com
Reply:I learned C++ when I was at high school. Took Intro to c++ and got a B. Took Intermediate and got a C. Took Advanced and got a B. My point is that you need a teacher. Because the teacher helped me a lot. BUT if you are good at following directions then buy a C++ book. The intro part is very easy in my opinion. This is the book that my teacher used for intro, intermediate and advanced c ++.
http://www.programcpp.com/
Reply:Hay,
The book "Programming in C++" by Balaguruswamy by Tata Mcgraw Hill publications.
The book is the best for starting.
For advance you can go for Mastering C++. Or you can find more tutorials in internet.
The another book, i can suggest is 'Let us C++ 'by Yeswanth Kanethkar, for reference.
Reply:You could join a programming course if there is one, but if you want to learn at home then you should probably try to get as many complete examples as you can and see how they're constructed - look at the basic framework of a program and read a good book at the same time, build up from small beginnings to full programs. Perhaps the best book you could ever own is The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup - it's a hefty and expensive hardback, but should have everything you could possible need to know about C++.
Reply:GO TO SCHOOL
:P
Reply:There is NO easy way to learn anything - practice, practice, practice is the key.
Books are essential but most important with any programming is a logical mind. The smallest addition, omission, misplacement or duplication of an instruction in a computer program will render it useless, so PATIENCE is another essential.
Reply:find someone that knows it.
flowers on line
Which is the best book to learn C++?
it depends, i used:
SAMS Learn C++ in 21 days,
when i was learning C++
Which is the best book to learn C++?
When I was learning, I really liked Bruce Eckel's Thinking in C++ books:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Good introductory material and also works in good programming practices and good examples.
Reply:"C++ From The Ground Up"
"C++ For Dummies"
Example tutorials on the web - loads of wonderful examples of programming - just remember "Don't reinvent the wheel" when you can look at programming examples and learn from them!
Good Luck
Reply:c++ by borland
Reply:"Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (5th Edition) (Sams Teach Yourself)" is a good one 4 Begineers
C++ Complete Ref (Xpert's)
http://rapidshare.de/files/25953559/C___...
Reply:Complete Refernece c++
Reply:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=br_ss_hs/104...
"Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (5th Edition) (Sams Teach Yourself)" is a good one
Reply:google.com is the best search engine... you can search in this...
SAMS Learn C++ in 21 days,
when i was learning C++
Which is the best book to learn C++?
When I was learning, I really liked Bruce Eckel's Thinking in C++ books:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/Thin...
Good introductory material and also works in good programming practices and good examples.
Reply:"C++ From The Ground Up"
"C++ For Dummies"
Example tutorials on the web - loads of wonderful examples of programming - just remember "Don't reinvent the wheel" when you can look at programming examples and learn from them!
Good Luck
Reply:c++ by borland
Reply:"Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (5th Edition) (Sams Teach Yourself)" is a good one 4 Begineers
C++ Complete Ref (Xpert's)
http://rapidshare.de/files/25953559/C___...
Reply:Complete Refernece c++
Reply:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=br_ss_hs/104...
"Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (5th Edition) (Sams Teach Yourself)" is a good one
Reply:google.com is the best search engine... you can search in this...
Which is the best way to learn C languahae???? plzzzzzzz.......?
By books on C and then scratch ur head (sit and study)
Which is the best way to learn C languahae???? plzzzzzzz.......?
hey dude dont u know what internet is for???
just surf the net ull get lots of free step by step tutorials....
Reply:Best way is learn from a computer center... you'll need guidance
Reply:PRACTICE.. thats it.. the only way to learn C language.
Get a decent book.. lots have been recommeneded.
The K%26amp;R C book is concise and to the point.
And then start writing programs. Then only u can learn it.
Reply:First, you'll need a C programming Editor/Compiler to practice on. I recommend Pelles C:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
It's free, and pretty user friendly, and much simpler than C++ IDEs like Microsoft's Visual Studio.
You can start learning with online tutorials. Here's one that promises to teach C in 5 hours:
http://members.tripod.com/~johnt/c.html
You can find others by Googling "C Programming tutorial"
In my opinion the best book to start with is probably "Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours." This series of books has short chapters that are easy to follow, and it's even on sale at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i...
At some point you might want to take some classes, because it's a very complex topic that's hard to learn on your own, but my above suggestions should help you get started. Have fun.
Reply:read the book and look for the example or source code, and learn it
Reply:Buy "C Language for Dummies" or "C ++ for Dummies". These books are really good. Also you will need C++ installed in your PC.
If you have enough time, it might be better if you first go through a book of "Data Structure" before learning any language. That can build a very good idea in your mind how data is structured and is organised. It might take some time, but if you do this way, you will be in a better shape while learning C/C++. Also, it might give you to later use your already stablished skills to learn some advanced languages like Visual Basic and Visual C.
Reply:buy a book
Which is the best way to learn C languahae???? plzzzzzzz.......?
hey dude dont u know what internet is for???
just surf the net ull get lots of free step by step tutorials....
Reply:Best way is learn from a computer center... you'll need guidance
Reply:PRACTICE.. thats it.. the only way to learn C language.
Get a decent book.. lots have been recommeneded.
The K%26amp;R C book is concise and to the point.
And then start writing programs. Then only u can learn it.
Reply:First, you'll need a C programming Editor/Compiler to practice on. I recommend Pelles C:
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
It's free, and pretty user friendly, and much simpler than C++ IDEs like Microsoft's Visual Studio.
You can start learning with online tutorials. Here's one that promises to teach C in 5 hours:
http://members.tripod.com/~johnt/c.html
You can find others by Googling "C Programming tutorial"
In my opinion the best book to start with is probably "Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours." This series of books has short chapters that are easy to follow, and it's even on sale at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i...
At some point you might want to take some classes, because it's a very complex topic that's hard to learn on your own, but my above suggestions should help you get started. Have fun.
Reply:read the book and look for the example or source code, and learn it
Reply:Buy "C Language for Dummies" or "C ++ for Dummies". These books are really good. Also you will need C++ installed in your PC.
If you have enough time, it might be better if you first go through a book of "Data Structure" before learning any language. That can build a very good idea in your mind how data is structured and is organised. It might take some time, but if you do this way, you will be in a better shape while learning C/C++. Also, it might give you to later use your already stablished skills to learn some advanced languages like Visual Basic and Visual C.
Reply:buy a book
Who can tell me how to learn C++ well?
could you introduce some books to me.thank you!
Who can tell me how to learn C++ well?
It's really really hard to become a programmer on your own. Sure, you can learn all about the language, but the trick is creating software for the real world. That's what programmers are paid to do, and you have to get a computer science degree to learn the basics, then you will learn how to create software in a software company. Programmers buy books for reference purposes, and students buy books for classes. That's really what computer books should be used for, not to "teach yourself c++" as so many books will claim to do.
Reply:Books, loving dog. Loving dog, books.
Reply:http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C%2B%2B
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
http://gcc.gnu.org/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:it is not very difficult to learn c++ if you know c very well.once if you have cleared idea about fundamental of that in your mind then you can easily learn it and what can i say there is only one way to learn it just learning and hardworking
Who can tell me how to learn C++ well?
It's really really hard to become a programmer on your own. Sure, you can learn all about the language, but the trick is creating software for the real world. That's what programmers are paid to do, and you have to get a computer science degree to learn the basics, then you will learn how to create software in a software company. Programmers buy books for reference purposes, and students buy books for classes. That's really what computer books should be used for, not to "teach yourself c++" as so many books will claim to do.
Reply:Books, loving dog. Loving dog, books.
Reply:http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C%2B%2B
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
http://gcc.gnu.org/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Reply:it is not very difficult to learn c++ if you know c very well.once if you have cleared idea about fundamental of that in your mind then you can easily learn it and what can i say there is only one way to learn it just learning and hardworking
What is the best Way to learn C++?
I'm 12.(like summer camps, books ,internet,etc.)
What is the best Way to learn C++?
That depends on how good you are at programming. If you aren't, start with something like Wirth's "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs". (Amazon usually has a few used copies for under $5. You learn programming first, THEN you learn a computer language.
Would you learn French to become a doctor in France, or would you first learn to be a doctor? Speaking French doesn't make you a French doctor, and knowing C++ doesn't make you a C++ programmer.
Reply:Purchase the book
C++ A Beginers Guide :by herbert shieldt..... this is very good book for beginers.
Other books are:
C++ The Complete Reference by Herbert Shieldt
C++ by Yashwant Kanitkar
florist shop
What is the best Way to learn C++?
That depends on how good you are at programming. If you aren't, start with something like Wirth's "Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs". (Amazon usually has a few used copies for under $5. You learn programming first, THEN you learn a computer language.
Would you learn French to become a doctor in France, or would you first learn to be a doctor? Speaking French doesn't make you a French doctor, and knowing C++ doesn't make you a C++ programmer.
Reply:Purchase the book
C++ A Beginers Guide :by herbert shieldt..... this is very good book for beginers.
Other books are:
C++ The Complete Reference by Herbert Shieldt
C++ by Yashwant Kanitkar
florist shop
What is the best resource to learn C# programming? (Online or Book)?
I have a short background of programming in delphi and visual basic. (less than 1 year)
What is the best resource to learn C# programming? (Online or Book)?
http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/
Reply:I used this site and it taught me pretty well
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Plus you could always ask questions here if you had problems
Reply:Depends on what you want. Quick (relatively) overview, survey type of approach? Online may be better. In depth understanding, for professional or serious work? You might find that a book from O'reilly or Microsoft is good for precise definitions, a relatively rigorous approach, and written for an intelligent reader.
I used several on-line tutorials to learn xhtml-mp and wml for mobile phones and they were quite adequate--but I already knew (older) html in depth. I used the O'reilly book for JavaScript, and it was exactly what I needed--a rigorous and in depth approach.
You can also get other types of books--Wrox and the "for Dummies" books come to mind--which are written to be less demanding for the reader, imo and experience.
To the extent that you are seriously interested in the language and environment, I would suggest that you get one of the more rigorous books (O'Reilly or Microsoft usually, and undoubtedly others). You can check the reviews on Amazon for what will suit you best. Read half a dozen to ten reviews, and you'll have a good picture of the book.
With your background, even though short, you can probably take either/any approach--if you concentrate and focus on learning, you should be able to be producing code in a few days. Slowly at first, and learning as you go, but easily doable. Good luck.
Reply:Illustrated C# 2005
By Daniel Solis. ISBN: 1590597230
http://www.apress.com/category.html?nID=...
What is the best resource to learn C# programming? (Online or Book)?
http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/
Reply:I used this site and it taught me pretty well
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
Plus you could always ask questions here if you had problems
Reply:Depends on what you want. Quick (relatively) overview, survey type of approach? Online may be better. In depth understanding, for professional or serious work? You might find that a book from O'reilly or Microsoft is good for precise definitions, a relatively rigorous approach, and written for an intelligent reader.
I used several on-line tutorials to learn xhtml-mp and wml for mobile phones and they were quite adequate--but I already knew (older) html in depth. I used the O'reilly book for JavaScript, and it was exactly what I needed--a rigorous and in depth approach.
You can also get other types of books--Wrox and the "for Dummies" books come to mind--which are written to be less demanding for the reader, imo and experience.
To the extent that you are seriously interested in the language and environment, I would suggest that you get one of the more rigorous books (O'Reilly or Microsoft usually, and undoubtedly others). You can check the reviews on Amazon for what will suit you best. Read half a dozen to ten reviews, and you'll have a good picture of the book.
With your background, even though short, you can probably take either/any approach--if you concentrate and focus on learning, you should be able to be producing code in a few days. Slowly at first, and learning as you go, but easily doable. Good luck.
Reply:Illustrated C# 2005
By Daniel Solis. ISBN: 1590597230
http://www.apress.com/category.html?nID=...
Tell me some good books to learn c programming language?
ANSI C by Balgurusamy
Let Us C by Yashwant Kanitkar
Tell me some good books to learn c programming language?
Nothing is Good other than Yeshwant kanetkar for C , but if u want u can go for Balgurusway also
Reply:If you wish to learn C, the classic text - the "Bible" - is "The C Programming Language", 2nd Edition, by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie. This hallowed text describes and explains ANSI C. K%26amp; R2 is renowned for its brevity, clarity, elegance and completeness; but these very factors can make it heavy going for the beginner. http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/
K N King's "C Programming: A Modern Approach" is another text frequently recommended on comp.lang.c. This book is a good, thorough introduction to C that is a lot easier to work with from a beginner's perspective. http://knking.com/books/c/
Another frequently recommended book on C is "C - How to Program", 2nd Edition, by H M Deitel and P J Deitel. Please note that I have not had a chance to read this book, and include the reference on the strength of the the recommendation of a number of regular posters to comp.lang.c. http://www.deitel.com/products_and_servi...
Reply:Let us C by Yashwant kanetkar is good
And also ANSI C by E. balagrurusamy.
Reply:i like to prefer ANSI C by Balgurusamy
because i also read the book and various help. the book is very easy to understand.
Reply:Let Us See by Yashwand Kanetkar.
Reply:Try C Programming Books here
http://pspxworld.com/book/programming/c....
http://pspxworld.com/book/programming/cp...
http://freebooksandarticles.com/latest/p...
Reply:Let us see,c pointer is best.
Let Us C by Yashwant Kanitkar
Tell me some good books to learn c programming language?
Nothing is Good other than Yeshwant kanetkar for C , but if u want u can go for Balgurusway also
Reply:If you wish to learn C, the classic text - the "Bible" - is "The C Programming Language", 2nd Edition, by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie. This hallowed text describes and explains ANSI C. K%26amp; R2 is renowned for its brevity, clarity, elegance and completeness; but these very factors can make it heavy going for the beginner. http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/cbook/
K N King's "C Programming: A Modern Approach" is another text frequently recommended on comp.lang.c. This book is a good, thorough introduction to C that is a lot easier to work with from a beginner's perspective. http://knking.com/books/c/
Another frequently recommended book on C is "C - How to Program", 2nd Edition, by H M Deitel and P J Deitel. Please note that I have not had a chance to read this book, and include the reference on the strength of the the recommendation of a number of regular posters to comp.lang.c. http://www.deitel.com/products_and_servi...
Reply:Let us C by Yashwant kanetkar is good
And also ANSI C by E. balagrurusamy.
Reply:i like to prefer ANSI C by Balgurusamy
because i also read the book and various help. the book is very easy to understand.
Reply:Let Us See by Yashwand Kanetkar.
Reply:Try C Programming Books here
http://pspxworld.com/book/programming/c....
http://pspxworld.com/book/programming/cp...
http://freebooksandarticles.com/latest/p...
Reply:Let us see,c pointer is best.
Please suggest me a book to learn c language for class 9th?
wht!u r not supposed to be learning c in class 9.anyway..u need to refer to 10 + books.
Please suggest me a book to learn c language for class 9th?
an english to what ever your first launguage is dictionary
Reply:Try:
Let us C - Yashwant Kanetkar
Reply:i thnk u can go thro computer books of class 11 to learn this lang.
Reply:just study by searching thru Google.... :-)
Reply:well try introduction to C
ask at any book store
Please suggest me a book to learn c language for class 9th?
an english to what ever your first launguage is dictionary
Reply:Try:
Let us C - Yashwant Kanetkar
Reply:i thnk u can go thro computer books of class 11 to learn this lang.
Reply:just study by searching thru Google.... :-)
Reply:well try introduction to C
ask at any book store
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