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03/22/2009 17:00 Alleyn#16
wtf XD lol ya definately the tutorials had penis lol
03/23/2009 11:24 blackmorpheus#17
just download a free ebook on C++
select the text under this to see what i mean ;)

WAREZ
03/23/2009 23:18 Alleyn#18
u mean like a torrent or something on it
03/24/2009 15:18 BlackFog#19
Man I see that you will never learn coding very well. You have to do some research by your own...
03/24/2009 23:32 Alleyn#20
well i am only 13 lmao
03/25/2009 12:08 Bot_interesierter#21
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Originally Posted by Alleyn View Post
well i am only 13 lmao
So what?
That shouldn't prevent you from learning C++, in fact the sooner you start the better, yet you'll have to keep yourself motivated because learning C++ is a long process like learning a foreign language.
If you really want to learn a programming language I'd also recommand you to buy a book on the topic, take a look at the programming for kids books, I'm pretty sure they got a book about C++.
03/26/2009 01:05 Alleyn#22
eh i found some dumb ass tutorial called hello world
its stupid as fuk lol
03/26/2009 12:34 Bot_interesierter#23
PHP Code:
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
cout<<"Hello World";
} 
every traditional programming tutorial starts off with Hello World :-)
It's meant to show you the complexity of a programming language and you should try to understand the hole Hello World programm ;)

PHP Code:
#include <iostream> 
this statement includes the iostream library to provide some functions like cout.
PHP Code:
using namespace std; 
this statement allows you to use members of the std name space without typen std:: before them, the cout function belongs to the std namespace
PHP Code:
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) 
This is the main function header, all C++ programms start here, as you can see this function takes some arguements, int argc is the count of arguements and char* argv[] is the array that contains the arguments, argv[0] is always the name of your executable.
PHP Code:
{
cout<<"Hello World";
} 
this is the body of the main function, it's enclosed by '{' and '}', all function bodys are enclosed by these two symbols, the line cout<<"Hello World"; prints a string in your console, << is an operator used by cout, all iostream functions use this operator to show where the stream goes to.
03/27/2009 02:24 Alleyn#24
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bot_interesierter View Post
PHP Code:
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
cout<<"Hello World";
} 
every traditional programming tutorial starts off with Hello World :-)
It's meant to show you the complexity of a programming language and you should try to understand the hole Hello World programm ;)

PHP Code:
#include <iostream> 
this statement includes the iostream library to provide some functions like cout.
PHP Code:
using namespace std; 
this statement allows you to use members of the std name space without typen std:: before them, the cout function belongs to the std namespace
PHP Code:
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) 
This is the main function header, all C++ programms start here, as you can see this function takes some arguements, int argc is the count of arguements and char* argv[] is the array that contains the arguments, argv[0] is always the name of your executable.
PHP Code:
{
cout<<"Hello World";
} 
this is the body of the main function, it's enclosed by '{' and '}', all function bodys are enclosed by these two symbols, the line cout<<"Hello World"; prints a string in your console, << is an operator used by cout, all iostream functions use this operator to show where the stream goes to.

see that tutorial
doesnt show much
any of u have msn
so u could teach me over that ^^
really appreciate it
03/27/2009 12:14 BlackFog#25
Man nobody wants to be your personal teacher. Buy a book and learn it >.<
03/28/2009 12:34 Bot_interesierter#26
I'd like to be your personal C++ Teacher, I take 50 bucks an hour :-)
03/28/2009 13:02 BlackFog#27
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Originally Posted by Bot_interesierter View Post
I'd like to be your personal C++ Teacher, I take 50 bucks an hour :-)
Neet!
03/28/2009 13:06 Adroxxx#28
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On scribd.com are a looooot of tutorials. Take a look and gtfo
03/29/2009 17:55 Atheuz#29
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bot_interesierter View Post
I'd like to be your personal C++ Teacher, I take 50 bucks an hour :-)
I'll hire you.
03/30/2009 16:02 Alleyn#30
XD lool jeez
people so harsh these days =P lol
XD well thx for tha stuff ^^
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