Programming - Any good guides?

[Zatjin]

I've been searching for a good C/C++ guide, but I find only outdated ones.

Anyone got a good one to share with me?

 

[MindRage]

Start by looking at the programming section, then youtube "C++ tutorial"

 

[Zatjin]

Start by looking at the programming section, then youtube "C++ tutorial"

Thanks Mindrage!
May I PM you about an issue I'm having with Dev-CPP?

 

[Ganjita]

Thanks Mindrage!
May I PM you about an issue I'm having with Dev-CPP?

post your problem

 

[Zatjin]

Sure.

 

[Ganjita]

Sure.

u use windows 8?

 

[Zatjin]

Nope I don't.

 

[HalfAway]

It's a false positive and just a warning message, just add it to the exception list.

You can also disable DeepScreen more information here:
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=139935.0

 

[MindRage]

If you really are going to try C++, Try using Code::Blocks or other IDE:s
Visual Studio C++ isn't really that reliable when you want to learn cross-platform coding.
Dev-Cpp is very old, stopped being developed at 2005. Im sure there is a thread at the programming section discussing this XD.

 

[Ray Rewind]

check this out I used this and now I am pro use eclipse

https://kldp.org/files/c in 21 days.pdf

 

[Eazy M]

Dev-C++ is buggy as hell. Download Visual Studio instead.

#Edit

I recommend reading tutorials since in my opinion, it's annoying to pause the videos if you missed something.

 

[Faceless]

Visual studio express is free, and works well with C++, my friend.

If you are new, you could try, "TheNewBoston "(google him) They do some okay videos with C/C++/C# .
But really there are tons of videos and reable 'tuts' out there. Hope you find something that fits you !

Good luck!