C++ Beginner - help with input types

nokomis · #11 (**permalink**) August 24th, 2004, 09:57 AM

Yes, but it rather depends whether you want to get the programs written
or sit down and learn the ins and outs of 'C'.

Most text-books do it the hard way but there's a short easy course:

http://www.gwnt00030.pwp.blueyonder....e/c-course.htm

That gets you there all on grassy slopes with no hills!

You don't need to know about the oddities of the French subjunctive to speak good french!

Georges

Jakeyboy · #12 (**permalink**) August 24th, 2004, 01:34 PM

Wow! thanks for all the help, I've sorted that program now!

Is there anywhere online where I can read up on how to write windows programs? I'm not a huge microsoft fan, but console programs get on my nerves...All I can make is a message box or blank window:/

Thanks Again,

Jakeyboy - Annoying Maths Teachers from the comfort of his caravan

mehdi62b · #13 (**permalink**) August 25th, 2004, 01:18 AM

jake,if you want to annoy your maths teacher extremely...inform me surely
I'm very experienced in such jobs. ;)

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Mehdi.:)

CodingMonkey · #14 (**permalink**) August 26th, 2004, 12:03 PM

If you want to start coding in Windows format, I suggest starting with MicrosoftFoundationClasses(MFC). I know it is easy to create an MFC project with VisualStudios, Im not sure about Dev. You can also search for Windows API material, that should get you started in the right direction.