Thread: Visual C++ and C++, does it really differ?

I've to admit that most what you both said I have no idea about except very few things.
The reason for choosing C++ was that I read in several places that it is a very good source to learn programming basics, then I can continue with C#.
The reason for choosing C# was not my pure decision but it was just a recommendations I've come through reading many articles on the web.
What I want to do from programming is to make applications and sell it online.
According to what you both said, I can say that I've no idea what shall I do, but I felt lost after reading your replies.
After reading your words, I've realized that I keep repeating what I read online without understanding it correctly, which is really turned on to be a very stupid and dumb thing.
I felt very depressed after reading your replies and somehow about to cry, not because of you but because of my situation.
What would be the right way?
I want to invest the time and effort but do not know what to do exactly.

Originally Posted by rokiloc

After reading your words, I've realized that I keep repeating what I read online without understanding it correctly, which is really turned out to be a very stupid and dumb thing.

Also you might want to note, that's a good start to programming. At least you realize repeating things you read online is a bad idea. Coding is quite a real profession, rather like a builder or crafter. You need to actually understand and make things. It's not a corporate type profession where you can get away with bull ........ and management speak.

So in a way you've kinda already learned something