C++ training on my own

[Kotik]

Well, I'll be needing guidance in C++. It's a part of my course and the teacher is not one of the best . So I just decided that I'll do everything by my own. With support by you people too of course.

Now I need all the information about how I should get started. What compilers I'll be needing and where I could get them from.

Then if you guys know any good sites from where i could train myself, please tip me them. I'd be thankfull.

[Eclipse]

Some years ago when I tested C++ people told me to start with DOS programming, I used a compilator called Turo C++ I think.

[overmeer]

A very good ide and compiler is the DevC++ development software from bloodshed, http://www.bloodshed.net/

It's used by a lot of people and I can recommend using it, it has a nice ide, it uses GCC (mingw) compiler, it has good support and devpacs for a lot of things. It's also opensource, so you can use it freely. There are little differences with Visual C++ (microsoft) in setting up things to compile, but usually there are examples or tutorials on that.

You could always go for VC++, but it cost quite a lot of money if you want the full development license. DevC++ is free and a very good piece of development software with no strings attached.

Well maybe this site will turn into a good resource, or you might want to google for something like 'c++' or c++ tutorials', or if you feel like spending money, there are quite a few good books.

[adl]

Yup, DevC++ is a good one.

Plus you could try linux, every distro comes with a c-compiler.

[Fang Lunin]

this sounds all too familer with the whole wanting to learn C++ thing. except we didnt have program or book so i was COMPLETELY on my own. DevC++ made me happy though and i managed to find a nice begining tutorial online

http://cplus.about.com/od/beginnerctuto ... lustut.htm

hope this helps.

[higeriu]

Go to youtube and type in C++ tutorial and a bunch will pop up alot of the are help full. as for a compiler you should go to google and type in compiler lol sound simple enough?

[bimal]

• C++ is designed to be a statically typed, general-purpose language that is as efficient and portable as C
• C++ is designed to directly and comprehensively support multiple programming styles (procedural programming, data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and generic programming).
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