OTHER C++ tuts?

[Anti-Flag]

I tried [url]http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html#c++tutorial[/url] but it like assumes you already know [i]everything[/i] about C++ already in even its beginner tutorials.

[editline]05:37PM[/editline]

oooo this looks kinda sexy and it explains most commands separately (not explaining 20 commands in 1 sentence like cprogramming.com)
[url]http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/program_structure/[/url]

[BrokenGlass]

Get a book, you won't learn from sites like that.

[Anti-Flag]

Also, what do I use to run it? Because I use a compile; that, when I click compile and run for say

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main ()
{
  cout << "Hello World! ";
  cout << "I'm a C++ program";
  return 0;
}

It flashes cmd.exe then does nothing.

[editline]05:44PM[/editline]

[QUOTE=BrokenGlass;16248407]Get a book, you won't learn from sites like that.[/QUOTE]

emkay

[Klownox]

download Code::Blocks with the MinGW compiler

[NovembrDobby]

[QUOTE=Anti-Flag;16248408]It flashes cmd.exe then does nothing.[/QUOTE]

All the program does is print two messages then close...I'm not sure what you were expecting :/

[Catdaemon]

[QUOTE=Anti-Flag;16248408]Also, what do I use to run it? Because I use a compile; that, when I click compile and run for say

It flashes cmd.exe then does nothing.[/QUOTE]

It's running then, but programs terminate when they have no more instructions to run. Try putting a cin.get or something at the end.

[url]http://minich.com/education/wyo/cplusplus/cplusplusch10/getfunction.htm[/url]

[jA_cOp]

[QUOTE=Anti-Flag;16248408]Also, what do I use to run it? Because I use a compile; that, when I click compile and run for say

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main ()
{
  cout << "Hello World! ";
  cout << "I'm a C++ program";
  return 0;
}

It flashes cmd.exe then does nothing.

[editline]05:44PM[/editline]

emkay[/QUOTE]

A C++ program ends when the program reaches the end of main (the "return 0;" line). If you want it to wait for a keypress at the end of the program, insert this line before "return 0;":

cin.get();

That actually returns a character taken from the console, but you don't want to do anything with it, you just want the program to continue when the call to cin.get returns.

[Anti-Flag]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16248462]download Code::Blocks with the MinGW compiler[/QUOTE]

[quote]"FirstC++ - Debug" uses an invalid compiler. Skipping...
Nothing to be done.
[/quote]
:/

[swebonny]

Ah snip, didn't know it was that site.

Cplusplus.com is much better.

[Anti-Flag]

[quote=ja_cop;16248501]a c++ program ends when the program reaches the end of main (the "return 0;" line). If you want it to wait for a keypress at the end of the program, insert this line before "return 0;":

cin.get();

that actually returns a character taken from the console, but you don't want to do anything with it, you just want the program to continue when the call to cin.get returns.[/quote]

iloveu

[PieClock]

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyVhn0FWWB4[/url]

Watch those, he's really good at explaining everything, you might want to skip to tutorial 10 or so.

[raccoon12]

[QUOTE=PieClock;16249547][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyVhn0FWWB4[/url]

Watch those, he's really good at explaining everything, you might want to skip to tutorial 10 or so.[/QUOTE]

I also recommend antiRTFM

[BrokenGlass]

I also recommend a book.

[PieClock]

[QUOTE=BrokenGlass;16249707]I also recommend a book.[/QUOTE]

Don't be a dick. It's another option for him which is far easier than reading walls of text if he doesn't want to buy a book.

[Klownox]

The Internet is a better resource than books.

Stop being close-minded.

[BrokenGlass]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16250469]The Internet is a better resource than books.

Stop being close-minded.[/QUOTE]

yea man those c++ vids are so much better than a book, so is cplusplus.com!

[Klownox]

[QUOTE=BrokenGlass;16250543]yea man those c++ vids are so much better than a book, so is cplusplus.com![/QUOTE]

I didn't say those specific places.

But, on the whole, the Internet is a better resource. Obviously you think so too, or else you wouldn't be posting in a programming forum, where people give each other advice.

So, I'm going to stop feeding you, as I see now, that the signs warn me against it, good sir. Have a nice day, and don't bite the other passersby.

[editline]08:32PM[/editline]

In case you don't understand: I'm calling you a troll.

[Anti-Flag]

[QUOTE=PieClock;16250083]Don't be a dick. It's another option for him which is far easier than reading walls of text if he doesn't want to buy a book.[/QUOTE]

Plus I haven't read a real book in a while so intranetx makes it easier :)

[editline]07:50PM[/editline]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16250970]I didn't say those specific places.

But, on the whole, the Internet is a better resource. Obviously you think so too, or else you wouldn't be posting in a programming forum, where people give each other advice.

So, I'm going to stop feeding you, as I see now, that the signs warn me against it, good sir. Have a nice day, and don't bite the other passersby.

[editline]08:32PM[/editline]

In case you don't understand: I'm calling you a troll.[/QUOTE]
I got just the image :)
[img]http://stellarspectral.com/memes/trlht.jpg[/img]

[editline]08:07PM[/editline]

Apparently he gets off on rating people dumb :P

[Klownox]

He's over-compensating.

It's common habit.

To contribute, here's a rather in depth looking one: [url]http://www.java2s.com/Tutorial/Cpp/CatalogCpp.htm[/url]

[BrokenGlass]

[QUOTE=Anti-Flag;16251243]Plus I haven't read a real book in a while so intranetx makes it easier :)

[editline]07:50PM[/editline]

I got just the image :)
[img]http://stellarspectral.com/memes/trlht.jpg[/img]

[editline]08:07PM[/editline]

Apparently he gets off on rating people dumb :P[/QUOTE]

way to treat someone who gave you the [b]real[/b] advice.
using namespace std; ftw.

[jmanmc]

I would also recommend a book so that you don't have to keep jumping from site to site.

[Klownox]

Books can be nice, but I'd just download the tutorial.

[PieClock]

Use [i]both[/i]. God..

[Klownox]

Why pay for what you don't need to?

[BrokenGlass]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16253968]Why pay for what you don't need to?[/QUOTE]

get out please. internet tutorials can't explain things in depth like a book can. cheap fuck.

[Klownox]

Explain how?

Also: rating yourself agree, and me dumb != ePeen

[BrokenGlass]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16254687]Explain how?

Also: rating yourself agree, and me dumb != ePeen[/QUOTE]

i just fucking told you how, are you stupid?

[PvtCupcakes]

[QUOTE=Klownox;16253968]Why pay for what you don't need to?[/QUOTE]

How many pages is a C++ tutorial on the Internet? How many pages is a C++ book?

[Anti-Flag]

[QUOTE=PvtCupcakes;16255136]How many pages is a C++ tutorial on the Internet? How many pages is a C++ book?[/QUOTE]

Are you stupid? A book maybe 200-400 pages, the internet; 10000000000000000000000000000000+ pages. He was telling you that and yet you are saying no and yes at the same time :confused:

[decemberists]

[url]http://www.odioworks.com/download/TICPP-2nd-ed-Vol-one.zip[/url]

[b]This is a full legally free C++ book, 800+ pages[/b]

(main page [url]http://mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html[/url] )