C++

[AKHeero]

Hey guys and gals,

I'm taking a C++ programming course this fall and was wondering if any of you know of some tutorials that I can use to get a head start. We will be using Microsoft Visual C++ .Net edition. I've done some programming in C and other languages. Thanks in advance for your help.

AKHeero

 

[AKHeero]

Thanks, Catch. I appreciate it. I figured I would probably just end up teaching myself this language like I did with most of the others. I already have the textbook (printed by Microsoft Press, I might add *sigh*) and picked up a good C desk reference to help refresh myself on C. I'll let you guys know how the class goes.

 

[Jz1397-5]

depending on what some of the teachers are, it is either really really hard or really really easy. Basically you learn something or nothing.

 

[Sprung]

Originally posted by Jz1397-4
depending on what some of the teachers are, it is either really really hard or really really easy. Basically you learn something or nothing.

Oh Great...

I am scheduled to take my First programming class this fall. Hope I get an instructor that knows how to explain things.

 

[Jz1397-5]

in high school I had 20 people who took ap (advanced placement) computer sciences 1 and 2. not only did everyone fail the ap exams for credit, but we accually all knew the program really well. the teacher had not prepared us at all.

 

[Sprung]

The amazing thing is: I had no opportunity to take any computer classes in high school. Seeing that the Apple IIe was the computer of choice when I graduated, I don't think there would have been any point to it anyway.

 

[Jz1397-5]

I took it, alot of people thought like that. Its their mistake. But in all it is a good idea in todays world. not when we were young...

 

[Jz1397-5]

Originally posted by catch23
You're lucky to live in a place where someone who can program settles to teaching...

they were just math teachers