maybe in this case, but think of it this way: what about a math professor that is trying to learn a little programming on the side... cryptography may be easier to learn than the implementation of that cryptography in C++ to them...Originally Posted by Govtcheez
just playing devil's advocate
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Cryptography must be a recipe for failure because I've never even heard of it!
Anyway, bobi, try the book in my avatar: C++ For Dummies. It's taught me alot of the language. If I can do it, so can you (heck, I'm only 14 and I can write functioning programs).
cindly thnk you
i will try that out
you know i am so new to this staf, but i have a hoby
wich i like very much and frefer to do some thing on my own
than came to internet an find the things i wont.
maybe one day i will be as good as you guys are
and thank you for the help you give to ppl like me
bobi
