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| I would like to learn some programming languages. I was told C is the one to start out with. I have some books which I'll go through, but was wondering if there were any free online interactive training site for C++. I've looked around, but can only find pay site, that I can crack "yet." If anyone knows of any good sites, please let me know. |
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Although i dont know any "interactive" sites i would advise you to look at:
http://www.progra. . .eaven.com/
http://www.cprogr. . .orial.html
i also think you should get a book on it, i have one and its pretty helpful. Is C++ you first language? if it is i think you should Try BASIC or VB.
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| Like I said, I have some books, but thanks for the links, I'll check them out. |
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warp981 wrote:
I would like to learn some programming languages. I was told C is the one to start out with.
Your learning C++ as a starting language 
C++ is one of hte most advacned high level languages there are. Good luck starting with it. Although once you master it, you can code pretty much anything.
Good luck! 
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C++ isn't really all that advanced in a lot of ways. VB is considered a HIGH LEVEL language, since it is the farthest from what the processor actually reads when not compiled. C would be considered a Mid/Low level language, as it is very close to what the processor reads in a lot of ways. You may think ASM is the definition of a low level language, and it's not. You can't really program, no matter how good you are, in something very close to what a processor reads.
If your going towards C++, break it down. I'd suggest learning PHP for a C-like syntax, and then learning JAVA for Object Oriented concepts. C++ adds very little other than OO. |
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Mr_Cheese wrote:
Your learning C++ as a starting language
C++ is one of hte most advacned high level languages there are. Good luck starting with it. Although once you master it, you can code pretty much anything.
Good luck!
omg you sound exactly like my programming teacher
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Can somebody advice me some good reading about learning c++?
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