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Yea. Im 15 years old an interested in prgramming......yea.
And this iste had great titorials but were a bit confusing.
I don't have the $ to get a book. What is the best tutorial that you have used for beginners?
And as for a compiler, i'm using Dev-C++
I'm on a Windows XP home sp2 laptop........
So any pointers?
>>What is the best tutorial that you have used for beginners?
This one is nice. Also, if you aren't using Internet Explorer, CornedBee (IIRC), one of the members on this forum has a good one as well.
Cool...
Hey, I'm in the exact same boat as you buddy 15 year old beginner with no money, a hard time understanding the tutorials, and using Dev-C++
Nice to meet ya
Books are much high quality than internet tutorials, if you find a decent one. But as you've discovered, the price and lack of convenience is a major drawback. Just check the computer section at your local public library (that sounds like some PBS ad) - it's been a great resource for me. Bonus acitivty: Feel the backs of the books for something stiff = CDs = free software...Quote:
I don't have the $ to get a book
Sean... You should know better than that... Use ==. ;)
It's not a conditional. It's also not an assignment. Such behaviour is undefined by the standard. I overloaded the operators. You should know better than that...
Of course I should've included the class's code too...
Bah... Stupid encapsulation!
Anyway, to be a productive member of this discussion, as they become relevant to your particular areas of learning in C++, I recommend GotW.
Correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sake
http://stud3.tuwien.ac.at/~e0226430/
It's still incomplete though. One of these days, I have to continue my work on it.
wow you are like me 15 and no money self taught C++ programmer
thats cool.
Woa........Cool! lol
Wow, all these 15 year olds programming! That's great! I started a bit earlier, but that's a different story. One of the best things to do is look at your library. Most systems will have at least one good book. One of my favorite books is Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days by Jesse Liberty. It starts at nothing and takes you all the way through the Standard Template Library in 21 days. It takes anywhere from 15 minutes to 45 minutes per day.
Ya my mom is planning on getting me that book, but as of now I'm bookless.
Yea im 13 n broke, lol, but im workin my way up
Read sum of the tutorials on this site, then try messing with other people's posted codes until u understand enough to make your first, by yourself ;)
Wow there are a lot of 15 years olds....... I've done quite a few things look at my sig.