You have to know how to. But yes, you can use Dev C++.
would it be easier to do it in something like visual c++ 2008 ?
i already know how to work with variables and stuff like
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
using namespace std;
int adamsnum;
cout << "how many do you want?" << endl;
cin >> adamsnum;
cout << " Your new number is ";
adamsnum = adamsnum + 9000;
cout << adamsnum << endl;
cout << " Your cool the number is OVER 9000 " << endl;
system("pause");
return 0;
}
I know its basic but i want to learn something that is good to use
Originally Posted by n1kko
do you have C++ dl yet?
No i don't
oh, well, you need to that first.
Originally Posted by n1kko
oh, well, you need to that first.
Yeah but with what program Dev c++ or something like visual c++ 2008 ?
i use dev c++, i was grounded for 6 god dam months, so i didnt get any practice at all.
Originally Posted by n1kko
i use dev c++, i was grounded for 6 god dam months, so i didnt get any practice at all.
Well thanks for all the help, but just to be sure its better to learn dev c++ instead of visual c++ 2008 for making programs and dll for hacks and things.
e.g. warrock hacks
You're learning C++ not Dev C++ or MSVC++. Dev C++ is just an IDE
off topic => iwanthacks used to be my old username.
what ever your doing use VC++. not dev C++.
Originally Posted by Matrix_NEO006
off topic => iwanthacks used to be my old username.
what ever your doing use VC++. not dev C++.
Any reason for picking VC++ or just its better in your opinion ?
Originally Posted by iwanthacks121
Any reason for picking VC++ or just its better in your opinion ?
If your a beginner then go with Dev C++, much simpler, and less complicated. Only reason Matrix said what he said is because he's just more hardcore . So he prefers VC2008+.
I've personally used both as a beginner, I prefer Dev C++ for now, considering less complex, sure VC has more features, but what's the point if you aren't gonna need them?
So simply just go with Dev C++ for now, and if you make it, then move on to VC.
I had problems with DirectX in Dev C++. No problems in MSVC++.
I still use Dev C++ though, it looks better.
For me VC++ was less annoying then Dev-C++ and i like the way it looks more.