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cplusplus.comCan anyone provide to me a beginners guide to C++ programming?
You will need a compiler. A compiler is what builds your program. So get this one, it's free.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/
Download it and get ready to program.
Next, you SHOULD buy a book. Something like C++ for dummies or Learn C++ in 24 hours. That way you can program while you look at the book. You can always google tutorials, but then you'll be swapping windows each time and that could be a pain.
C++ is sort of an extension to C. C is the root of all programming so I would more recommend C for a beginner. C++ will go into more things such as classes and object oriented programming. The compiler that you download will compile both C and C++ written programs.
Start by making small programs and then work on more complex ones. Key things to remember:
1. Don't be afraid of pointers when you get to them.
2. Think like a programmer. you find that out when it comes time to debug your programs.
3. Be patient, you won't learn overnight. I learned Pascal 3.0 in high school and then C two years later and then C++ 2 years later and I been programming mainly in C for the past 10 years.
4. You'll learn ways to improve your code and when you do, you know you're progressing.
purchase a book..
object oriented programming in c++ by bala guru swamy..
its da best.. even the facs @niit asked me 2 refer to this book for additional info..
it like it speak2u..
check it out..
Try this
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
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