You. If not, I don't care. Looks just like you. In fact, because your alias can't be used in a post without interfering with the current smilies code, I'll call you manav from now on.Originally Posted by (::)
There then. It's settled. Not that hard is it? Could be your one and only sentence on your first post.if i were a starter today. i would really appreciate that some one suggested me c++.
I'll just add to my previous post, however, that naturally other languages also enjoy from vibrant communities. I'm thinking of Java, for instance, which is a rather popular language too for newcomers. However, I still think C++ is a better choice for a couple other reasons:
C++ has a strong Open Source environment associated with it. Not only access to code, but also access to free applications and tools intended to support C++ development. This is quite the catch if one wants to minimize costs of learning how to program. I can't measure it however, so if someone comes and says other languages have more... so they say.
C++ will also allow you to gain an intimate knowledge of your computer. A knowledge that is essential if programming is something that you will want to pursue for the a good part of your life. Not only that but C++ also promotes and facilitates, after a while, the interest in other programming languages and systems. Again essential for any programmer.
