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Quote Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1 View Post
I'm here - just no reason to post since 99% of these threads are just ... well garbage There's always email if you need something HD
I miss the bigass discussions that I never took part in but enjoyed reading ;3
When was C created? Sometime in the 70's, right? I don't know mah history. :/
Quote Originally Posted by t7ancients View Post
When was C created? Sometime in the 70's, right? I don't know mah history. :/
Yeap. Well, i could go Google it to confirm it but I'm not going to.
It was some short period after B, and B was in the late 60's i think
Quote Originally Posted by t7ancients View Post
C#, C++, and Java are all really similar in syntax.
...Because they all inherited the syntax from C, which was created early in the days of computing
Hmmm you've convinced me to go with C++.

One thing I am going to do, is finish the program I started.
I do not know how to write syntax (or string I think is what it is called)
Something like this:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace PictureViewer
{
    static class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// The main entry point for the application.
        /// </summary>
        [STAThread]
        static void Main()
        {
            Application.EnableVisualStyles();
            Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
            Application****n(new Form1());
        }
    }
}
Basic window. I just copied paste that form the Visual Stuido 2010... I would rather learn how to write that then have it do it for me.

I do understand a bit, but very very little. If someone would be able to re-direct me to C++ (I guess I just got to go to that very complex tutorial...) or if there are books. That would be nice. A teacher would be sweet also.

Edit: It seems now that I am farther into making my program it's explaining how to write code. Well I'm still stickin with C++ after I try a few more things.
Quote Originally Posted by asdfgas View Post
Hmmm you've convinced me to go with C++.

One thing I am going to do, is finish the program I started.
I do not know how to write syntax (or string I think is what it is called)
Something like this:
Code:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace PictureViewer
{
    static class Program
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// The main entry point for the application.
        /// </summary>
        [STAThread]
        static void Main()
        {
            Application.EnableVisualStyles();
            Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
            Application****n(new Form1());
        }
    }
}
Basic window. I just copied paste that form the Visual Stuido 2010... I would rather learn how to write that then have it do it for me.

I do understand a bit, but very very little. If someone would be able to re-direct me to C++ (I guess I just got to go to that very complex tutorial...) or if there are books. That would be nice. A teacher would be sweet also.

Edit: It seems now that I am farther into making my program it's explaining how to write code. Well I'm still stickin with C++ after I try a few more things.
Amazon has a lot of books on C++


I suggest a fysical book, they're easier to read. (Instead of an ebook.)
Quote Originally Posted by Nathan View Post


Amazon has a lot of books on C++


I suggest a fysical book, they're easier to read. (Instead of an ebook.)
Physical with an F?

and that is just your preference, PLUS i would trade for inconvenience instead of spending $40 on a good book
Quote Originally Posted by Auxilium View Post


Physical with an F?

and that is just your preference, PLUS i would trade for inconvenience instead of spending $40 on a good book
Oh yeah sorry physical is with an f in my language so I sometimes forget
Quote Originally Posted by Jason View Post
Yeaaaaah let's all learn c++ cos you can hack with it! That's the only reason I got into programming.
I didn mean that =)
btw if you're looking to make 'windows' apps - anything more than basic command-line based stuff you see everywhere around here - in C++, you'll have to pick your poison on how to implement the UI (e.g. straight up win32 api, MFC, WTL or a 3rd party library) - all of which will make the average 13 year olds here freak the f*ck out because it's 'too complicated & confusing'... of course you could do a C++ backend with C# WPF frontend (heck that's how VS2010 was developed) but that's probably way over everyone's head here
Quote Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1 View Post
.. of course you could do a C++ backend with C# WPF frontend (heck that's how VS2010 was developed) but that's probably way over everyone's head here
SIF! WPF makes me QQ though
Quote Originally Posted by B1ackAnge1 View Post
btw if you're looking to make 'windows' apps - anything more than basic command-line based stuff you see everywhere around here - in C++, you'll have to pick your poison on how to implement the UI (e.g. straight up win32 api, MFC, WTL or a 3rd party library) - all of which will make the average 13 year olds here freak the f*ck out because it's 'too complicated & confusing'... of course you could do a C++ backend with C# WPF frontend (heck that's how VS2010 was developed) but that's probably way over everyone's head here
Luckily i am 14 Anyways, learning an API is not that hard, just memorization and practice
Quote Originally Posted by Imported View Post


SIF! WPF makes me QQ though
WPF is awesome ; I love it !
C# is easy.
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Maybe I should torrent a C++ book lol not really a book after that.
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