How to study VC++

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Hi,

I am interested in VC++ and i didnt know how to start. Can any one tell me how to start? what are the basics? and which book will help me?

Posted 13-Apr-10 4:08am

srini2010

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When I started long ago I used an older version of Ivor Horton[^]. Then of course there is MSDN.

-Saurabh

Posted 13-Apr-10 5:29am

Saurabh.Garg

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Maximilien · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-13T06:23:00

Well...
(1 index array)

1- Peruse the Code Project Site.
2- Use Google to find C++ tutorial sites (yeah, there are tons, but, just look around, you will find one or two that will work out for you)
3- Get yourself one or two real books (made with dead trees) (the c++ for dummies could be a good start)
4- Get yourself a computer and development environment (Visual Studio C++ Express is a nice start)
5- Don't worry if you suck at first, just continue and work on it.
6- Find a _real_ person tutor that can help you.
7- Don't aim too high.
8- Find a field of interest that you find interesting and try to see how you can make something in that field.
9- When asking questions, be certain you understand the question and tried different things to be as clear as possible so we(or tutor) do not have to second guess you.

Good luck.
Max.