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RE: About to start learning C++ - Fallenour - 05-22-2010
(05-22-2010, 09:29 PM)Detest Wrote: I'd also recommend code::blocks, i've been using it for about a week now and its pretty good.
hmm? theres nothign there that makes sense 8(
RE: About to start learning C++ - Jake - 05-22-2010
(05-22-2010, 09:32 PM)Fallenour Wrote: hmm? theres nothign there that makes sense 8(
It's not as simple as it sounds to start programming... get an e-book for beginners so you can learn about all the basics.
RE: About to start learning C++ - MrD. - 05-23-2010
Code::Blocks is an IDE, so is Visual Studio. You can either use an IDE which will handle both editing and compiling in a single application, or you can use some form of text editor and then do your compilation using the command line.
For a new user, I would seriously recommend using an IDE, it just makes things easier.