C++

[georgerosen06]

So I'm taking a computer programming class and I was hoping for php programming because I know that already but it turns out that its C++ which I've never even looked at. Just out of curiosity does anybody have any experience with it? Is it semi simple or is it difficult? I kinda taught myself php, I don't know a whole lot but I can put a website together and run a couple of e-mail scripts simple stuff so any help or insight yall could give me would be a big help. I'm not exactly sure what the class entails as It does not start till next Friday but the class says it covers basic C++ programming.

[SoCalChris]

C++ can be very complex, but it isn't too bad to learn. Do you know any other OO languages like Java or C#? If you do it shouldn't be hard. It's also a fairly old and well established language, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding help online. Anyways, it's a beginner class. The point is to learn it No worries if you don't know it already.

[gave20]

pfft, C++ is baby stuff!!!!!1!1!1!!!

 

[stadt11]

The C++ isn't bad, like Chris said, it's complex. Lots of online help now. Java, C#, & C++ classes are good if you want to get into programming, or if your major is Computer Science. We use more .NET here at work than anything.

[ottovanbismarckq80]

So I'm taking a computer programming class and I was hoping for php programming because I know that already but it turns out that its C++ which I've never even looked at. Just out of curiosity does anybody have any experience with it? Is it semi simple or is it difficult? I kinda taught myself php, I don't know a whole lot but I can put a website together and run a couple of e-mail scripts simple stuff so any help or insight yall could give me would be a big help. I'm not exactly sure what the class entails as It does not start till next Friday but the class says it covers basic C++ programming.

 

Yo, my dad teaches C++ at the local college and other things i dono im not a comp. expert.. so if u need anything let me know !

[compulynx]

I would consider C++ as middle of the road when it comes to languages. I have done C, Pascal , Basic, Visual basic, and even have done a little machine language programming( TI processors for old C-band satellite ).

 

You can do some simple programs with C, and they will run fine, or you can get really complicated.

 

It will depend on how far you want to go as to the level of complicity with C+)

 

Have fun. Nothing like that first compile and run to see your work.....

 

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