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    Hello!
    I'm a beginner beginner beginner at c++!!!
    Therefore I have the following Q's

    1. Does any of U know any really good tutorials?
    2. My version of c++ is Borland C++ 4.5 - Is this an old version?
    3. Does anyone know where I can get the MetroWerks CodeWarrior?.....for free )))
    4. When I want to develop a 32 bit app, I have write something in a .def file! What is this??
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    For tutorials, go to http://www.planet-source-code.com. I cannot help you with the rest of your questions as I do have Borland C++.

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    You can get a lot of help with tutorials, but I would suggest buying a book like Teach your Borland C++ in 24 hours and Teach yourself Borland C++ 3 in 21 days(it may be old but it is still relevant). I believe the newest version is BC++ 5.0. As for your other questions, I don't know much about them.

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    Q3: Try a warez site
    Q4: It's only for DLLs - it holds a list of the functions.
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    Even BC++ 5 is pretty old, the newest I belive is Borland C++ Builder 4 or 5, I have verison 3 professional, Borland C++ Builder, is as comparative to VC++, as BC++ 4.5 is compared to one of the MS C++ compilers.
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    Thanx for all your replies!!! The really helped!
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    Personally Codewarrior isn't that great. I used it in a camp a few weeks back. Borland is much better.

    Just my $0.02

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    I was actually going to say the same thing about codewarrior, I was a teacher at one of those camps, and I kept wondering why they wouldnt use Borland, the camp director mentioned it was because Imprise(aka borland) refused to lisence ACE Computer camp any copies. I personally hated codewarrior.
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    I prefer the Developer Studio environment. It seems much cleaner and I like the editor.
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