C and C++

[MicrotechXP]

Is it hard to learn and where do I got to learn it?

 

[Brandon]

This site is very good explains the basics.
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

 

[chitwa]

just buy a book. nothing teahces you more thoroughly. In the beginning search for books with topics like introduction to C/C++. Programming with C/C++ e.t.c. After these you can go to more complex which deal with particular environments e.g C/C++ for UNIX, Data structures and programming with C/C++ e.t.c However, don't go for the very catchy ones like C++ in 21 days or C/C++ Now!

NB The bolded titles are the ones I used.

 

[Brandon]

When I learned php it was not in a book. I used php.net

 

[Cynical]

PHP is far more simple than C++. I learned the principles of PHP within a few days. C++ is just one giant pain in the ass as far as learning goes, but if you stick with it and you are able to learn it you can pretty much do anything you want with it (after all, it IS the "most flexible programming language"). I tried learning but I gave up after making only a few console-based mini-apps.

 

[MicrotechXP]

I am trying to make a messenger and all that stuff what should I do?

 

[flapietoetoe]

Maybe it is easier to use vb.net for a messenger , cause u can make a messenger with it to , but visual basic is so much easier to learn then c/c++