Yeah I remember when that A+ crap started, I already had an EE and years of experience repairing computers, but I actually had a few jobs turn their noses up at an EE degree because it wasn't an A+...
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Yeah I remember when that A+ crap started, I already had an EE and years of experience repairing computers, but I actually had a few jobs turn their noses up at an EE degree because it wasn't an A+...
Well, for RAD I prefer LabView™, but it interfaces very nicely with C/C++, well, really any language that can create standalone DLL's. Its great for doing all the GUI stuff that I hate (doing). So...
Woot, i stand corrected... Commodore BASIC FTW!!!
Actually I was 9. I have a picture around here somewhere of me with my VIC-20, Ill have to dig it up.
Noone will ever master every aspect of C++ or any other language for that matter. I've been programming computers for nearly 30 years, and in C/C++ for 15, and there are still areas of the language...
I agree, which is why I think java programmers who try to program in C++ should be shot, buried, then dug up and shot again to make sure.
An application written entirely with classes. Everything is an object, there is little to no procedural programming present. You end up with hundreds of member functions each of which executes...
In the sense that C++ isnt a language, it is a language extension of C. Much as I love it and use it. But to say don't learn C learn C++ isn't really helpful, as you need to know C to use C++. And...
int main() is int main(void) same thing in both C and C++
Well, its hard to overload a function without the base version of it being C
There are limits on function overloading in C, namely...
C is an integral part of C++, you cant use C++ without using some C.
if is C
switch is C
struct is C
while is C
int main() is C
any function call that isnt into a member function of some...
I agree, learning C is very easy, then learn the C++ extensions. Although I must say that you should learn to write C that is C++ compatible from the beginning (i.e. strong typecasting). So learn C...