I am beginner in c++. Is C++ use classes? how? like Programing languages exist today like Visual Studio.....
thanks...
Is C++ use classes?
I am beginner in c++. Is C++ use classes? how? like Programing languages exist today like Visual Studio.....
thanks...
Last edited by Salem; 01-04-2008 at 01:00 AM. Reason: "fake" signature snipped, looks like URL spam
Ok, to start:
1. Yes, C++ uses classes.
2. I honestly don't know what to say about "how" it uses classes without going into deep explanation that you aren't ready for.
3. Visual Studios is not a programming language, it's an Intergrated Development Environment (IDE).
4. Admittedly without looking too deep into them, those links appear irrelevant.
I'll leave it to others to elaborate if they feel it is necessary.
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C++ uses classes. Visual Studio supports classes in Visual C++. Visual Studio is not a programming language. It is a development suite, consisting of C++, C, and other compilers. One is called Visual C++. It compiles C and C++ code and it comes with an IDE. A compiler is a piece of software that converts a text file into a program. The text files are called source files. An IDE is basically a fancy programmer's text editor. It gives functions for compiling, editing, saving files, opening files, and sometimes integration with a debugger. A debugger is a cool tool that you don't need to worry about right now.
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> 4. Admittedly without looking too deep into them, those links appear irrelevant.
Good catch, I've seen the same tactic several times now. Snipped the URLs.
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