C++ Language Tutorial (Part 1)

[Break]

Thanks for this I'm just starting to learn c++ and this will help alot!

[versx]

This is a great tutorial for beginners, thank you for this. I'm sure it will benefit others that are starting out.

[Anarchy]

this is the best tut i have seen in a long time.

[aggouras]

Wow this is very nice. It should be stickied.

[dan08]

Thanks for this. I was learning C 2 years ago, and i know c and c++ are very similar languages, so this helped me alot. I dont know much about the language but could u make another tutorial on how to create functions, classes and probably some threading, and pm the tutorial link to me. thanks for the tutorial;)

[rootkit]

Thanks for this. I was learning C 2 years ago, and i know c and c++ are very similar languages, so this helped me alot. I dont know much about the language but could u make another tutorial on how to create functions, classes and probably some threading, and pm the tutorial link to me. thanks for the tutorial;)

C and C++ are pretty much the same language. There is some differences, I know.
Now I don't want to "steal" OP's thread but here's a link to a tutorial which has those stuff: http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

[ﾓrainee]

yeah you are right.
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just want to share it!

[andrewgail]

It is one of the simplest programs that can be written in C++, but it already contains the fundamental components that every C++ program has. The programmer can use them to cover short explanations or observations aural the antecedent code itself.

[LiamLC]

nice tutorial! this will help lots of noobies however this will literally be chapter one of EVERY C++ textbook

[₠o™]

Thank's se7en i will try it later