Who here can teach me C++?

[QUOTE="masters89"]

[QUOTE="SimpJee"]just get a book man! "C++ Primer Plus" by Stephen Pratact1257860

Yeah! How lazy OT's are ?

Printout:"I cant give lessons";

Cout:"Bye bye World";

... See I had a book. BingO!

yeaaaaa lol i know what cout is! anyways is the book revolved around applications or games?

Games? LOL If you kept thinking that way you will stop learning Soon. I say keep focusing on the language and keep going. And NO my book doesn't revolve around any games matters.

Try this: http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/

It's a free download of the "Express Edition" of Microsoft Visual C++. You'll notice that you can also download a free "Game Creators GDK" to help with game development!

:D

It's also very easy to find websites that contain free C++ tutorials. Just try Googling something like "Learn C++ Online".

Here are three websites that offer free information:

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

http://www.softlookup.com/tutorial/c++/index.asp

http://www.programmingtutorials.com/cplusplus.aspx

You're not going to learn C++ in a few weeks and start making games.

I've been working as programmer for 5 years now, mainly using C++ and id be uncapable of making any game, any decent one anyways.

*pulls down TC's pants* Nerd!

*pulls down TC's pants* Nerd!

hyperuser334132

i already got visual C++ express edition. Hm...i dont consider my self a nerd, i box, play basketball, baseball, i write lyrics and im in a group online, and im going to try to make the games that nerds like you play.

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

Stesilaus

Seconding this site.

So my mom finally order me a book for C++. I wrote a list of the books i should learn in order.

1. Beginning C++ programming through game programming ( I know you said not to concentrate on games but the reviewers said it was too easy and for the absolute beginner.

2. C++ programming language : special edition ( then ill go a little more advanced and learn strictly on the language)

3. Game programming all in one, third edition ( more advanced and learning how to put together a game)

4. C++ primar plus (5th edition) Advanced math operations and advanced on the language)

5. Advanced C++ programming styles and idioms ( Wrapping upthe advanced part of the language)

6. Collision detection in interactive 3D enviorments

Two Questions

1. Any books you think i need or dont need? And will this wrap up the basics of the language ?

2. How does it all work? What exactly does the C++ program do, like all of it. How do you use a 3-d modeler and take characters and objects and put them in the code? Same for 3-d enviorments. Is Audio on a whole seperate program? How would you do animations and making cut scenes?

Not really two questions but ya catch my drift.

Go to college to learn.rimnet00

Some Day when i'm old enough, but i wanna learn.