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    "Example Applications" Or "Basic Tutorials"?

    Hey ya,

    I've just installed C++ on my machine at home (And my-god,,, Why aint it Blue Screened ? .. (Musta been somethang else i though of )

    Any how, heres the deal:

    I dont even know how to make a new project

    Any basic (and by the looks i mean REALLY BASIC) Examples or example apps?

    Tnx
    Wayne

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    If you have never programmed C/C++ Before, then goto www.cprogramming.com and read the tutorial(good).
    If you then want to get deeper involved, buy a good book, fx. Visual C++ for Dummies.
    Good luck!
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    Good tutorial? It uses iostream.h Pah!
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    And pointers and arrays before strings. Meh.

    I wouldn't say it was a good C++ tutorial. Looks like a C one extended to follow C++.
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    I liked Bruce Eckel's Thinking in C++ (I have the HTML version, and I learned by it)... mind you I'm still very new (I've only been doing this for 2 weeks!) but I've learned enough to make small apps.
    All contents of the above post that aren't somebody elses are mine, not the property of some media corporation.
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    hence the address www.cprogramming.com
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    Then they should have a C tutorial, not a tutorial for some bastardised non-standard version of C++.

    Yes, I'm harsh, but after a few years it gets annoying.
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    I fully understand what you mean!
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