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firemaker
Posts: 180/247 |
I kinda guessed that. So i think I will start looking into open GL or direct X |
neotransotaku
Posts: 3812/4016 |
since it appears, in my option, that your list is basically every feature of C++, the only thing left is applications of C++ such as in doing 3D graphics, GUI, COM programming, etc... |
firemaker
Posts: 179/247 |
anyway if you want list of whatt i know it includes:
storing data
performing operations
making statements
working with strings
reading and writing files
using functions
creating classes and objects
pointing to data
referencing data
inheriting features
harnessing polymorphism
prossesing macros
handling exceptions
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eNathan
Posts: 25/33 |
You might find a little help downloading other people's codes at www.planetsourcecode.com, this is not spam btw. It helped me learrn VB but I dont use VB anymore. There is not as much C++ support as VB btw, but some people learn better from examples.
ShowMessage('For support goto : ' + Chr(13) + Chr(10) + 'ww.planetsourcecode.com');//love doin that |
rg_
Posts: 12/26 |
Here's a list of very, very good C++ books. Seriously, each and every of these books is awesome and in my opinion a must-read for all serious C++ developers. I've taken the liberty to order them from easiest to toughest (somehow, at least). Look them up on Amazon and ask if you have any questions.
Herb Sutter, Andrei Alexandrescu | C++ Coding Standards | Addison-Wesley
Nicolai M. Josuttis | The C++ Standard Library - A tutorial and reference | Addison-Wesley
Scott Meyers | Effective C++ | Addison-Wesley
Scott Meyers | More Effective C++ | Addison-Wesley
Scott Meyers | Effective STL | Addison-Wesley
Stephen C. Dewhurst | C++ Gotchas | Addison-Wesley
Herb Sutter | Exceptional C++ | Addison-Wesley
Herb Sutter | More Exceptional C++ | Addison-Wesley
Herb Sutter | Exceptional C++ Style | Addison-Wesley
Nicolai M. Josuttis, David Vandevoorde | C++ Templates - The complete guide | Addison-Wesley
David Abrahams | C++ Template Metaprogramming | Addison-Wesley
Andrei Alexandrescu | Modern C++ Design | MIT Press
Also: With 2 weeks of experience you're not yet ready to advance to intermediate levels. In fact you're not anywhere close to understanding intermediate C++ concepts unless you're already a very good developer in another language. I suggest you start at the very top of that list. |
neotransotaku
Posts: 3784/4016 |
it would be helpful to know what you have learned... but I guess what you may not have learned is the C++ specific things related to Object Oriented Programming such as friends and virtual functions. |
firemaker
Posts: 161/247 |
Well for the last 2 weeks I have been teaching myself C++ like crazy and have basically finished learning all the simple n00b stuff. I would like to move on to the next level. does anybody know any good books or tutorial sites where I can advance (p.s. I'm looking to try to learn as much as possible about windows programming.) |
