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I want to learn C, or C++, either one of those. But I don't see many good books or tutorials that are down to earth. I can't comprehend when they keep on using intermediate words, I mean I know what it means, but I can't comprehend them into the the context. Are there any books or tutorials that are easier to read? I know and heard lots of names, and took peaks, but none seem to work for me? Or is that I just haven't read enough? I didn't even finish the first chapter of the C one, but I wasn't comprehending half-of it, so should i just go on anayway? If you didn't understand it, did yu just read on, and then eventually got to know it? or not? Any help would be great.



Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:1172, old post ID:10272

Actually, I first learned online, I think my first tutorial was at http://www.cplusplus.com then I read the book "C++ in 24 hours" and it got me started with classes and other main concepts. Where I live computer books are hard to find so that's the most advanced book I read, but there are some for more advanced issues once you move on.

I would recomend learning C++ right away, I find C to look more complicated, even though it's almost the same. The I/O (input/output) functions in C++ are much easier to use I find.

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:1172, old post ID:10274

starting good . . . . . .

Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:1172, old post ID:10276

seem s different isn't this'? no printf("whateever
"); a cout << "Hello world";

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