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  1. Jun 23rd, 2001, 09:40 AM #1
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    API Tutorial Anyone

    I am a beginner programmer, i know some Visual Basic but i am trying to extend my skills, and learn some C++ doing so. If anyone knows where to get a free or cheap tutorial, or can write one yourself, please post here and tell me where or how or whatever.
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  2. Jun 23rd, 2001, 09:45 AM #2
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    There are tutorials all around the net. The API section of this site has some tutorials. vbapi.com and msdn.microsoft.com both have API reference. Planet-source-code.com has user-submitted code and articles.
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    Api examples (vb oriented).
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    AllAPI.net's Guide program is awesome! It's almost like having a full tutorial for each function.
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    Yes it is great. But it is pretty much useless for c++.
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