alright accelerated c++ it is, thanks for the all that helped for the input :)
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alright accelerated c++ it is, thanks for the all that helped for the input :)
I saw that one too, but i noticed it does not cover templates which from what i hear are important to c++, however i know nothing of these yet really other than they are for generic programing....
thanks i will look into ACM, it seems like a wise place to join.
because things change and are not in particular always updated and people sometimes post to the peoples questions vs just posting it out there... as dumb as that may sound it happens very often so i...
READ my post and you would notice i looked there, i did not find one that overly stuck out, they all seemed to just not fit what i was looking for.
Well, I have been with c++ for a short time and have a ok grasp of the language. Now i am thinking i really need to pick up a book here for some serious studying.
I did go through...
well, once again thanks for the input, I will be keeping my eyes out for the books...i may grab a e book of c++ to read....*pops google up*
my parents will not buy me one....I went to library they had like 6 million books on PHP but i am already very good with php so thats not what i need... for now i will need to stick to the internet.
ok i came to the conclusion for now this project is officially being scraped, i am running into thousands of problems....especially once i start trying to make a function to turn the cube...I will...
i do not have a book, just using various internet resources....
@everybody else i will be looking at your posts, need time to acctually think through and test each one...
I have not got to classes yet sadly...I have been trying to get a grasp on lower content first....to an extent i have it all down but pointers keep dragging me down.....i decided to make this script...
@kernel how do i dynamically allocate more room for the array(remember i am a newbie :|)
@cpjust
my function made an array IN the function, that funtion was a suggested one i should try and i...
i get the error:
tutorial.cpp: In function ‘void start_rubik(char)’:
tutorial.cpp:11: error: invalid types ‘char[int]’ for array subscript
tutorial.cpp:18: error: invalid types ‘char[int]’ for...
Ok i have a small problem where i have a function that generates an array of characters. However, if i try to return that array i get a mess of errors. I think that i need to use a pointer to do it...