C++ understanding the code

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I just came from a background of C++ and C# and I would like to know the basics, google doesn't seem to know anything about it, these are the simple things I wanna know

I know that instead of a dot its a ->

- how make a new form
- how to close a from
- so on so on

can some one please help?

Posted 28-Apr-12 3:35am

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Your question is not very clear but :
C# Tutorials[^]
C++ Reference[^] may be useful.
You can also go to the Articles[^] section here on CodeProject and search for samples.

Posted 28-Apr-12 4:27am

Richard MacCutchan

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DrBones69 · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-28T11:42:00

You can try this link http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/[^], this should lead you in the right direction for C++.

Your question is a little vague as to what you are really trying to accomplish. Ask a more direct question or questions and you will more likely get the help you need here.

The dot is still used to access members of a class or structure.

DrB