[jpdezines]

I am taking my first programming class ad Devry University. I am very confused and in dire need of assistance in understanding how to program. Are there any tutorials i can utilize to get up to speed?
Thank you in advance.
John

[macosxnerd101]

Take a look at the C++ Tutorials Section.

[Chevon]

Yeah as macosxnerd101 said look at some of the Tutorials in the C++ Tutorials section, am new to C++ to and learning a lot of new things.
Am also doing some reading on C++, Books here you can read this to see if it helps.

Hope I helped.

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[C++ Programmer]

There are a lot of good videos and tutorials on the internet. There are also a lot of good tutorials and code snippets right here on DreamInCode that you can take advantage of.

[Alex6788]

These are some suggestions i gave to Chevon.

• Dream in code of course
  
• http://www.cplusplus.com/ That's where i learned some good stuff about file I/O when i first started
  
• http://www.cprogramming.com/ This site has c and c++ stuff so make sure what you're looking at is c++
  
• Beginning C++ Game Programming by Michael Dawson A book that i like that talks about and teaches the basics like classes and stuff

This post has been edited by Alex6788: 27 September 2010 - 01:25 PM

[taylorc8]

I also learned file IO from www.cplusplus.com I also browsed some stuff on www.cprogramming.com

but a course textbook is really what I learned some good stuff from, I took a course on C++ programming and read the entire book.

I'm not sure how good this book is for beginners, but I got it on Amazon for like $5.00

Title: "Programming and Problem solving with C++ 4th ed."

Actually I think there were used copies for like a quarter.

The first book I started with was the first half of "Ivor Horton Beginning Visual C++ 6". The second half is out-dated and Micro$oft specific garbage.

I saw the Horton book on Amazon for $0.10 -- not joking.

This post has been edited by taylorc8: 27 September 2010 - 01:31 PM

[ishkabible]

cprograming.com was grate for me when i was begging, although in hind sight they did not make a very clear distinction between c and c++.

[sean bean]

new to C++ to and learning a lot of new things.

[Chevon]

Alex6788, on 27 September 2010 - 12:23 PM, said:

These are some suggestions i gave to Chevon.

• Dream in code of course
  
• http://www.cplusplus.com/ That's where i learned some good stuff about file I/O when i first started
  
• http://www.cprogramming.com/ This site has c and c++ stuff so make sure what you're looking at is c++
  
• Beginning C++ Game Programming by Michael Dawson A book that i like that talks about and teaches the basics like classes and stuff

yes theses are great links, I use them and they help me a lot to understand what is need to be done.