c++ , could some one help

[ikbenmark]

Goodday all EPVP'ers , im looking for someone to tell me where , or how i could learn c++ ,

I appreciate it when you suggest me which version should be the best one to use , like '08 or '12 or another one.

what im looking for to keep it short and don't annoy you guys with loads of text,
A good website to learn , Someone that have time to leanr me over Skype , or a website to get a book i heard about

Greetz Mark.

[Der-Eddy]

buy a book

[ikbenmark]

Originally Posted by Der-Eddy

buy a book

i found the one in my language , i downloaded it , thank you very much !
but its around 600 pages, and whats the best c++ to work with ?

[Padmak]

Originally Posted by ikbenmark

whats the best c++ to work with ?

....... C++? If you mean which standard you should follow: the newest, C++x0

Padmak

[snow]

The best C++ to work with is the current standard, C++11.
Do you mean the compiler version or IDE? I'd prefer VS12 with the most recent Microsoft compiler for Windows programming.

Take care, there are lots of useless books out there. I can really recommend the C++ Primer, it's even available for free by download.

[MrSm!th]

Originally Posted by Padmak

....... C++? If you mean which standard you should follow: the newest, C++x0

Padmak

*C++11

I am sure, he asked for a compiler/IDE, as many beginners make that mistake.

[.SkyneT.]

Originally Posted by MrSm!th

*C++11

C++11 and C++0x are the same, none of them is "wrong".

Originally Posted by Der-Eddy

C++ Primer (5th Edition): Stanley B. Lippman, Josée Lajoie, Barbara E. Moo: 9780321714114: Amazon.com: Books

Afaik there is already an 6th Edition.

[MrSm!th]

Ok, I had in mind that C++ 0x was the name for the planned new standard, but the name changed as well as a few features.
Sorry about that.

[snow]

Originally Posted by .SkyneT.

Afaik there is already an 6th Edition.

No, there is some kind of a developers library but the most recent edition is the 5th, it's from 08/12.

@MrSm!th: I thought the "new" standard has the working title C++y or something like that. Seems like there's networking & unified filesystem-standards for us in 2014. n_n

[Padmak]

Boost.Asio... yaaay.
Couldn't imagine anything better...

Padmak

[MrSm!th]

@MrSm!th: I thought the "new" standard has the working title C++y or something like that. Seems like there's networking & unified filesystem-standards for us in 2014. n_n

I meant that I thought C++0x was C++11's working title. :P

[Delinquenz]

Seems like there's networking & unified filesystem-standards for us in 2014.

Afaik is that wrong. Networking and filesystem library will come extra and won't be "shipped" with C++14 standard.