heloo
I have a problem with c++
I begin to learn this language about on years ago
but i have probelme
my problme is ican't Design any programe
How to turn the idea into a programe
Do you prefer examples or keyword ??
please help me
My Problem With C++
heloo
I have a problem with c++
I begin to learn this language about on years ago
but i have probelme
my problme is ican't Design any programe
How to turn the idea into a programe
Do you prefer examples or keyword ??
please help me
Do you have this problem only with C++ or in general?
The design process can be challenging for large projects, but for small practice problems it shouldn't be. Ask yourself the following questions:
* What do I want to do, in general?
* What do I want to do, in detail?
* How can I do this?
* I don't know how to do that, can I break it up into smaller, manageable pieces?
Also take a look at the design process. It can apply to anything.
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Read over object oriented design: S.O.L.I.D: The First 5 Principles of Object Oriented Design | ScotchOriginally Posted by IS_CRO
heloo
I have a problem with c++
I begin to learn this language about on years ago
but i have probelme
my problme is ican't Design any programe
How to turn the idea into a programe
Do you prefer examples or keyword ??
please help me
Object-oriented analysis and design - Wikipedia
and try to design a small program based upon your skill level. If you have experience in non oop languages like c, you can probably design a functional c++ program if you take the time to think out the problem. Otherwise, you can try to build a small c++ program, like a simple calculator. Design and programming is an iterative process, so it will take time to design and build a useful program in c++. Also, remember that Stroustrup, the creator of c++, built the language with commercial usage in mind, such that design and analysis to write programs is a software engineering principle, more than a simple coding task. But understanding design will give you the framework for thinking through your ideas and eventually building useful applications.
