I am new in programming .can I get help from any one how to start C++ Programming practise?

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I am new in programming .can I get help from any one how to start C++ Programming practise?
You first read basic concepts regarding the language from 'Balgurusamy' book.Understand what is main() function and what are basic data types used in the language.One friend has given the link.I fill it is quite good to start the programming.
Reply:First setp to you will open the my computer ofter open the TURBOC after you will work in window writer the codeing


#include%26lt;iostream.h%26gt;


#include%26lt;conio.h%26gt;


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Reply:hi gopu


programing is just like making some party program


when your birthday comes you make program how to celebrate birthday just like that c++ programing is you want one concept to make program on it and you have to learn c++


all operators all command's syntax and all .h files .and you have to put all these things i your mind. then only you can make any program.


there is some steps to make new program


1) get any concept


2)make ruff work on it with pencil and paper


3)type it on c++ and get all errors


4)solve all errors


But one important thing is do it until you can't make it. because practise makes man perfect.
Reply:if you don't have it already, you should buy some popular C++ beginners book at amazon. look at the reviews, make sure u get a pretty decent book, doesn't really matter which one





also, if you dont have it already, download a compiler at microsoft.com visual studio express C++ 05 or 08





mean while, you should start practicing your headers and main functions. it should look like this





#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;





int main()


{





using namespace std;





string name;





cout %26lt;%26lt; "What's your name? ";


cin %26gt;%26gt; name;





cout %26lt;%26lt; "\n Well Hello There, " %26lt;%26lt; name;





return 0;


}
Reply:Anthony is ahead of the game, trust me.





I don't know if you have a C++ language compiler or are you just thinking about learning C++?





Do some research first about programming, you may find that another language may be better to start with cuz C++ ain't no piece of cake.





Take a quicky practice language like BASIC first to see if you "have what it takes".





Next, (if you're still with me), is to take up Visual Basic, WHY?, because it has a syntax (proper command structure) that is most English like.





Next, (if you're still around), is to get a good C++ SDK (Software Development Kit), like Borland or Microsoft and go to it.





BEST OF ALL:


Attend a course in computer programming (nights if you must) and get a first hand look at C++ programming (any language for that matter.)


;-)
Reply:try this marvelous c++IDE


devc++


http://www.download.com/Bloodshed-Dev-C-...





it will always let you know when you mistyping





and you got study hard with books too





cheers:)
Reply:Or else you may contact a C++ expert to help you speeden up your learning.


Check websites like http://askexpert.info/