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Originally Posted by user590177

He pretty much meant that you're an arrogant bitch

Ah ok, ahah ... mmm .. And "why" am I an arrogant?
Do you see all what I said as insults or as constructive criticism ?
And, yes, I can criticize you (obviously with a limit, just constructive) as I am graduated on engineering faculty
This means that I don't say wrong things ...
MPGH is a forum to share ideas, learn ... And this is the occasion for you to learn something through the criticism.
Maybe someone said something wrong, I criticize him, and he learn.

Originally Posted by user590177

HTML Is NOT A Proper Programming Language It's A Markup Language, I Would Rather Compare It To XML Than To C++.

Maybe you are contradicting yourself ... but I didn't say that it is a programming language, but a LANGUAGE which is more generic.

Originally Posted by maestro1994

Ah ok, ahah ... mmm .. And "why" am I an arrogant?
Do you see all what I said as insults or as constructive criticism ?
And, yes, I can criticize you (obviously with a limit, just constructive) as I am graduated on engineering faculty
This means that I don't say wrong things ...
MPGH is a forum to share ideas, learn ... And this is the occasion for you to learn something through the criticism.
Maybe someone said something wrong, I criticize him, and he learn.

Maybe you are contradicting yourself ... but I didn't say that it is a programming language, but a LANGUAGE which is more generic.

You know the fact that "you graduated on engineering faculty" doesn't mean that you cannot be wrong. Also you were criticizing him for nothing. There was nothing constructive there just you pointing out things that are clear or simply saying what kenshin said but in a different manner.

Originally Posted by maestro1994

I am graduated on engineering faculty

Originally Posted by R3DDOT

Trust me, I am an engineer

Ah ok
//msg2short

Originally Posted by user590177

It Will Take Him A Year Or Even More To Learn Assembly. Dat Shit Cray

Not really. The way I see it, assembly's more math than anything else.
Of course you require a proper understanding of the memory models.

Originally Posted by Hitokiri~

Not really. The way I see it, assembly's more math than anything else.
Of course you require a proper understanding of the memory models.

Learning assembly is nothing like learning C++ or some other HLL, the things that differentiate it from other HLLs are the ones that make it harder to master. You know it's not only understanding assembly, it's more like writing flexible and improved assembly code.

Op I don't know if you realized this but your original question was asking what software we would recommend to code C++. Just about everyone here will recommend Visual Studio (and someone unnamed will recommend notepad.exe

), which they did. Question should have been answered. (For a quick reference how to use it you can find a plethora of videos on youtube).

After that you asked for a recommendation on books to read. Someone gave you a small outline of what to look for in books.
Had you actually looked prior to asking you would have found this this and this (literally the first result for googling "best C++ book"

Your post was not about criticism, it's about you trying to tell someone, who is much more experienced than you, that they're wrong.

Originally Posted by user590177

You know the fact that "you graduated on engineering faculty" doesn't mean that you cannot be wrong.

Yes, I can be wrong, but rarely ... And this isn't the case.

Originally Posted by user590177

Also You Were Criticizing Him For Nothing.

Ah ... and for what did I criticize him .. ?

Originally Posted by user590177

There Was Nothing Constructive There Just You Pointing Out Things That Are Clear Or Simply Saying What Kenshin Said But In A Different Manner.

Ah, of course!
I don't see any difference, you ? :
C++ is ... a devil.
C++ is what? Learn to talk with technical language.

Newer C++ books would teach the newer additions to the C++ language ( C++11, C++14 etc. ) while older ones would teach just the basics.
C++14's features list is very small and not so much important, it's a SMALL extension of C++11.

Originally Posted by InunoTaishou

Your post was not about criticism, it's about you trying to tell someone, who is much more experienced than you, that they're wrong.

Ah ok

Get this book : Programming Principles and Practicing Using C++ 2nd edition , this book cover C++11 and C++14

Thank you , everybody , im hackers1000 OP and this is my second account cause i lost my older account password xD , and i dont really care how long it takes , im gonna learn first c# then c++ and then other stuff i need , anyways thanks all

Ah ok

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