Elijah
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Joined: 20 Jan 2004
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Eh?
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 Posted: Mon Nov 15 2004 05:42
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Hello everybody... i am just looking into learning computer programming in c++ and Visual Basic (i used to know VB in high school)
anyways. whats the best program for programming C++? |
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Jesse Moore
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Joined: 18 May 2003
Location: Tipp City, Ohio, USA
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Posted: Mon Nov 15 2004 05:48
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Hello everybody... i am just looking into learning computer programming in c++ and Visual Basic (i used to know VB in high school)
anyways. whats the best program for programming C++?
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probably Microsoft's Visual C++ (but then it is the only program I know of for C++ programing). My knowledge of C++ though is almost non-existent. |
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Elijah
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Posted: Mon Nov 15 2004 05:49
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yah.. this is what i kinda thought too.. thats what i used in HS for a month
then i quit programming (stupid) |
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oldbrian
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Joined: 18 Aug 2004
Location: hungary
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Posted: Mon Nov 15 2004 11:41
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well, there's a "nice" C++ IDE for windows http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html (site down atm) called Dev-CPP. I don't like it's... well to be honest i don't like anything in it. it has shitty code complemention, interface, etc but it's more comfortable than a Linux IDE, KDevelop which is a true nightmare 
nevertheless, at the university we have to use it for our programs, since it's free, and stuff...
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET's Visual C++ is reaaally something, nice IDE, comfortable, industry standard, it has MSDN in it's back, etc, so if you are after some kinda prof prog things than go for this one.
Borland C++ Builder is comfortable as well (since it has Delphi's IDE) and if you are familiar with Delphi you'll feel like in heaven, since typecasts like strtoint can be used as well. |
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