[quyetnguyen]

Who can help me pratice code C++?
Because I want study it.Code base .
thanks you.

[4D1]

Use online tutorials like the rest of us, I am still learning but in my experience so far it cant be taught, only the syntax can be taught you have to put the peices together yourself, there is no black and white.

[robob686]

If tutorials aren't providing you with enough problems to code or challenges, buy a book and work ALL of the problems in there. Textbooks are often helpful with studying algorithms and specific pieces of the language, just research which one is best. If you run into problems with your code, post your problem with your code on here and someone will help you... but most coders learn through online tutorials like 4D1 said...

[Crunch]

Check this tutorial out ->> www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

[seeP+]

Get a book.

[quyetnguyen]

quyetnguyen, on 22 Oct, 2009 - 07:38 AM, said:

Who can help me pratice code C++?
Because I want study it.Code base .
thanks you.

Thanks you alot . I will buy book and studying with it .Because I live in VietNam so English of mysefl very bad. I want to you help me. Thanks you.

[OliveOyl3471]

Do you have a compiler? You can download one free, from the Internet. I use Dev-C++.

Also, your question (title) is funny to me, because in programming, ! means NOT, so you really have asked us to help you NOT learn C++.

Good luck!

[Gursimranjit Kaur]

snowflakes, on 22 Oct, 2009 - 08:53 AM, said:

Check this tutorial out ->> www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

thanks man ur suggested site was quite helpful....

[NickDMax]

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Also, your question (title) is funny to me, because in programming, ! means NOT, so you really have asked us to help you NOT learn C++. smile.gif

Good luck!

So does this mean your making Borat jokes: Good Luck.... NOT


To me "Help Me! Learn C++" reads as: "Help me by learning C++" -- but I don't really understand how my learning C++ can help someone else though...

[bodom658]

They pay you great amounts of money to write code for them?

Dev is fine to learn in, but you may want to eventually learn to use vim or emacs, and learn to use an IDE with project files that is a little more robust than DevC++ (such as Microsoft VS 2008)

[OliveOyl3471]

Edit--misread what you wrote.

Yes, I plan to switch to a different compiler someday. It's on my to-do list. Eventually.

This post has been edited by OliveOyl3471: 23 October 2009 - 10:56 AM