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2 other methods,
one includes the words KaZaA, the other . . .
DevC++.
I use it alot. especially with just "fooling" around. Borland is ok, kinda, I have it, Why I got I shall never remember, but I use it occasionally.
my advice is use devC++ for now. Or get another editer and use the Mingw compiler (the one DevC++ uses)
I can get Visual Studio v6.0 Enterprise for an excellent price. My question now is I have no prior programming experience but am Interested in learning. Specifically I'm looking to learn Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C++ 6.0, and Visual J++ 6.0.. How difficult is it to learn these?Quote:
Originally posted by Fordy
I use MSVC++ 6 Ent Ed.........I also fool with Codewarrior and Devc++......but my main fooling around always settles around VC....
Yup....foolproof method I am willing to share.......walk into your nearest PC world (or regional equivelant!).....slap £75 (or regional equivelant!) on the counter and repeat these words...
"I would like to buy the most recent version of Visual C++ Standard Edition please......."
To my knowledge this method rarely fails.....
Thanks
No programming language is easy, and much of it is only as hard as the effort you wish to put it.........Quote:
Originally posted by Unregistered
I can get Visual Studio v6.0 Enterprise for an excellent price. My question now is I have no prior programming experience but am Interested in learning. Specifically I'm looking to learn Visual Basic 6.0, Visual C++ 6.0, and Visual J++ 6.0.. How difficult is it to learn these?
Thanks
Dont bother with Visual J++.....its a dead duck.......but then Visual Basic 6 wont have much life left in it either....
If you have no experience, pick 1 language....get the most recent compiler and use that