Starting Coding

Im starting Coding for CA hacks, C++

all i need to kno is, what programs and books shall be best, so i could buy em

THnxs for all ur help

C++ Beginner's Guide

and download bloodshed dev-C++

and put

system ("pause");

before return 0;

otherwise it won't work

Originally Posted by lalakijilp

C++ Beginner's Guide

and download bloodshed dev-C++

and put

before return 0;

otherwise it won't work

Hmm, So bloodshed is used for this... thats all i need, tyvm ^^

I prefer u buy a book to advance C++, after completing C++ Beginner's Guide because the guide is only for the basics, Happy Hacking!

Originally Posted by Zhhot

I prefer u buy a book to advance C++, after completing C++ Beginner's Guide because the guide is only for the basics, Happy Hacking!

I second that. And thanks for helping this guy out Zhhot and lala. Hope u guys stick around :P

Originally Posted by why06

I second that. And thanks for helping this guy out Zhhot and lala. Hope u guys stick around :P

I third, and yeah, slowly the population of the deserted area will rise T_T

Lol. I just started C++ yesterday and VB 2008 3 days ago. So far I made a crosshair for Combat arms in VB and "Hello World!" in C++. Any tips for me?

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main()
{
  cout << "Hello World!" << endl;   cout << "Done by Kira" << endl; }

Thats what I did for "Hello World!"

Any tips?
Stick with it and don't be afraid to take a programming class even if it's in another language like JAVA for instance. Yeh and it will take a while to learn so pace urself. and if u don't like learning on the comp get a book. It's worth it or at least I know it was for me :P

Originally Posted by why06

Any tips?
Stick with it and don't be afraid to take a programming class even if it's in another language like JAVA for instance. Yeh and it will take a while to learn so pace urself. and if u don't like learning on the comp get a book. It's worth it or at least I know it was for me :P

Humm... I'm thinking of getting a book first. Any recommendations?

*Dramatic Intro*
"Duh duh duh dah!"
C++: A Beginner's Guide

It's the book I'm using and I'm finding it pretty easy to understand, and I think he goes into great detail. Very rarely do I have questions when reading his book. ANd that's important especially if ur teaching urself cuz there's no one to ask. Oh but you can ask me question since I'm about half way through it I should be able to help you because I have already worked through the problem ur working own.

As for me, I recommend C++ primer plus in addition. It is really detailed and i don't know about my taste in books, but it's been great thus far.

Originally Posted by why06

*Dramatic Intro*
"Duh duh duh dah!"
C++: A Beginner's Guide

It's the book I'm using and I'm finding it pretty easy to understand, and I think he goes into great detail. Very rarely do I have questions when reading his book. ANd that's important especially if ur teaching urself cuz there's no one to ask. Oh but you can ask me question since I'm about half way through it I should be able to help you because I have already worked through the problem ur working own.

That seems like a good book, I'll consider getting it. Thanks for offering help ;D

Originally Posted by zeco

As for me, I recommend C++ primer plus in addition. It is really detailed and i don't know about my taste in books, but it's been great thus far.

Is it for like people who know a little bit about C++ (i'm a noob at C++).

Thanks for the answers!

Originally Posted by why06

*Dramatic Intro*
"Duh duh duh dah!"
C++: A Beginner's Guide

It's the book I'm using and I'm finding it pretty easy to understand, and I think he goes into great detail. Very rarely do I have questions when reading his book. ANd that's important especially if ur teaching urself cuz there's no one to ask. Oh but you can ask me question since I'm about half way through it I should be able to help you because I have already worked through the problem ur working own.

that book is same as C++ Beginner's Guide right?, just making sure

Originally Posted by Zhhot

that book is same as C++ Beginner's Guide right?, just making sure

Yes i do believe so.

Hmmm.. im getting the book today...

Just 1 more thing, What programs, lik VB 2008, or VB 6....

Just the rite 1 for CA, ive also heard something bout D3D, any1 mind explaining...?

EDIT: Got the book Second edition... Reading thorugh now, looks complicated, but im willing.

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