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Hello all, I'm trying to get back into programming. Studied C years ago. I've Perl in work for the last 10 years or so, but want to turn to C/C++/C#? Would like to do some Windows development and possibly some Android or iOS development in the future.
I have my old C book from school by Kernighan and Ritchie.
I've installed the Eclipse with CDT and MinGW. Hadn't gotten anything to compile yet, I think it's just a path issue with gcc.
Just wanted some feedback here. Am I on the right track? Is Eclipse ok, thought about using MS Visual Studio Express.
TIA
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Thanks I'll check that out.
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If you want to work with Windows programming then I would recommend you get hold of Visual Studio 2010 Express[^], free from Microsoft, as it contains a couple of skeleton templates for Windows applications. There are also lots of free samples in the CodeProject atrticles sections[^].
You may also like to consider whether moving on to C# would be a better choice. In which case Charles Petzold has this great e-book (also free)[^] to get you started.
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I appreciate the feedback. I think I will look harder at C#. I've already downloaded Visual Studio Express 2012. Would that version be ok, or are you suggesting 2010 for a particular reason?
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I have seen quite a lot of negative comments about the 2012 versions on CodeProject, but that is largely from people moving up from the 2008 or 2010 versions. If you are starting from scratch you will probably be more than happy with it; maybe you can give some feedback sometime.
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just i am asking what how to let user enter his name ,
i want to make program that ask you enter your name, your family name,?
specify by writing the code please .
Thank you
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my frnd you should first include string.h and declarethe variable for example#include"iostream.h" #include"string.h" main(){ string name; cout<<"enter your name"; cin>>name; cout<<"your name is "<<name; }
modified 5-May-13 12:02pm.
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You should use <pre> tags round code (using the code link above) and line it up properly like:
include"iostream.h"
#include"string.h"
main()
{
string name;
cout << "enter your name";
cin >> name;
cout << "your name is "<<name;
}
The var link is used to highlight single words or phrases such as int variable; in a sentence.
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It depends on your program type. If it's a console app then see the answer provide by Yashwanth. If it's a Windows app then the normal way would be to use a dialog box. There are many samples to be found which explain how to do it.
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hi frnds i am newbie to c++.i like to develop my own language in c++ but i dont know where to start with. So plz help me my frnds . I am just 15 years old. I already know c c++ and java
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thank u for ur help. The alef ++ language greatly helped me. Now i can continue my work with an idea. I AM unable to express my thanks in words.
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Yashwanth. C.b wrote: I AM unable to express my thanks in words.
You could start by not using bold font for your messages.
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The windows procecure like LRESULT CALLBACK MainWndProc(), windows get the return value.
I wonder what are the meanings of the return value, for example,
return 0, return 2, etc.
I saw many example codes using return 0.
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hello every body :
i just want to under
stand what the pointer in linked list point to ,it is a object pointer but it seems to me that it doesn't point to any thing
class LList
{
private:
struct ListNode int var2;
ListNode *next; };
ListNode *head; public:
LList( void ) { head = NULL; } ~LList( void ); void appendNode( float , int );
void insertNode( float , int );
void deleteNode( float , int ); void displayList( void );
};
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Within your
struct ListNode I would expect a
ListNode* pNext
and another
ListNode* pPrev which must be set by one of the methods called on an instance of your
LList to point to the next and previous structures in the list.
They don't point to anything to start with, it's only when you add one to a list that they are used - they are the links in the linked list.
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This is a class definition, so it merely describes the parts of the class. You need to write the implementation of each function which will manage the pointers.
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Like any other uninitialized variable, an uninitialized pointer contains garbage (or, in other words, points to garbage).
In the shown code, head is initialized with NULL to mark the list as empty, it is responsibility of appendNode (or insertNode) implementation to allocate a fresh ListNode and make head pointing to it.
Veni, vidi, vici.
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i saw ur name in top experts
Great.!
i've a question and i posted it in forum but i didnt get correct answer
so i want too ask u that question as u r an expert
please give me answer
sorry for writing here
i'm waiting for ur reply
Thanks in advance
HOW TO WRITE SQL QUERY IN XML?
please explain about it
i seen an article in this forum but it not help me lot of errors in it
Thanks in advance
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i'm waiting for ur response ---CPallini
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Actually I'm not an expert, neither of SQL nor of XML. However you may store data both in databases and in XML files, each method having its pros and cons. Typically you query for data in databases using SQL, while use XPath for finding them in XML files. If you are interested in using XML files as data storage then you may find many many tutorial available on the web, just use Google.
Veni, vidi, vici.
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