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Oh ok. Thanks.

Right guys, I don't know if you're insulting me or anything, but it's not nice. I am new to C++, and just want to ask.



Don't know if that was an insult. In VB.NET, it's similar to that, except...

Well you could at least tell me how I can. So basically, I would need to convert an int to a char?

Hey everyone,

I have this code, but the last line seems to have a problem with the '+'. I thought to concatenate a string, you use the '+' operator.



int nMajorVersion = 1; // Major Version...

Great! No Problem :).

It does take quite a while to get used to, but once you're used to it, you'll be doing it automatically (like me ;)).
Also, I would recommend commenting your code. You don't...

Like codeplug said, it's this part:


<<endl; <<endl;.

Basically, you only use the ';' after each line, not between functions on the same line :). Take off the first ';'.


<<endl << endl;

Hey,

I'm actually a beginner (self-taught / teaching) C++ programmer, planning to do Computer Science in a couple of years time. First thing you would need to do is to sort the problems out. Ie,...

I'm no master at C++ programming (yet), but as long as you know the basics (ie. Functions, Strings, Arrays etc), you might want to google for "Win32 Tutorials". There's a good one I'd highly...

Aaah okay thanks :).

Thanks.

I don't really understand though, why use a pointer?

Say for example, this script:



int nMyInt = 0;
int* nMyPointer = &nMyInt;

Thanks guys :).

Aah, that's really cleared things up, thanks a lot.

But I don't quite understand how we know if it's an Hexadecimal Number, or another one, such as Octadecimal number?

Thanks a lot.

Hello Everyone.

Just wondering, why would you use pointers (ie. Find the memory address of a variable etc)? Also, is there any chance that memory addresses change after (say...) closing the...

Wow, you're clever hehe. I would never be able to work that out.

Thanks :D.

Hi Everyone,

I am really confused about hexadecimal numbers, and I feel it's holding me back from continuing to learn C++.

So, in C++ For Dummies, it says this:



I really don't understand...

Nice :) Thanks guys.

Thanks a lot!
Have an excellent new year.

Hi Everyone,
I'm new here, so please don't be so harsh on me hehe.

So basically, I went out and purchased "C++ For Dummies, 5th Edition", and read the variables section. It says for strings, you...