Ya man I can help you. Get C++ Primer (There's a download for it in the sticky, or google)
Read it
Understand it****
Code:
if (understand != True)
cout << "Re-read" << endl;
else
cout << "Good job! Move on to the next section." << endl;
If you have questions ask, or google. There are no answers to the exercises for this book but it's the #1 recommended one I've found. And at 1k+ pages it goes very in-depth on things it's teaching.
From what I've discovered you really, REALLY, need a good understand of the basics of the language before you can even do anything. For anything. I'm almost 7 chapters in (I type everything I read, re-read it if I don't understand it, if it still doesn't make sense I'll come back to it when I'm revising my notes. By revising I mean going over every sub-section, making sure I understand it, copy out the really important stuff into another file of a complete list of notes I've taken. Usually by the time I've finished the chapter I can understand the stuff I didn't understand before.) I probably can't do much but I'm getting a lot closer.
Ex. This topic -
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=858021
I made code to do this (well mine's a diamond, I didn't wanna stop at the middle) -
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread...=201964&page=4 (last post)
I really liked that idea, creating a patter using a character. So I made it, using for loops, that's early on stuff (chapter 1, but goes into much greater detail in chapter 5) but I'm passing on the character and # into another function, also needed to know string operation (isprint(character) s(x, character) chapter 3) and arithmetic operators (% I didn't even know what modulo was until chapter 4) operation in order to accomplish that.
Originally Posted by abuckau907
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