veggieman001 wrote:
trinary wrote:
<?php
echo "No, PHP is better than C. ";
?>++++++++++[>+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<-]>++.>+.+++++++..+++.>++.<<+++++++++++++++.>.+++.------.--------.>+.>.
whycopypaste
why did you copypaste brainF* code
really man\
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bbbeb wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
trinary wrote:
<?php
echo "No, PHP is better than C. ";
?>++++++++++[>+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<-]>++.>+.+++++++..+++.>++.<<+++++++++++++++.>.+++.------.--------.>+.>.
whycopypaste
why did you copypaste brainF* code
really man\
*doesn't understand...*
This is offtopic...
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I have started programming a version of Cleverbot called Not-So-Cleverbot that can learn from everyone it talks to. You can also share language files so you can give it a custom personality that it has been taught.
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analytic wrote:
analytic wrote:
Does anyone know any good online tutorials for C or C++?
Any help would be appreciated.Anything?
try the ones at cplusplus.com.
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I'm learning C++
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I want to learn a programming language, but I want my own computer to do it, but I donated the money instead of getting a laptop. :3
I might try C++
What can I make with it once I have decent experience with it?
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Nexstudent wrote:
I want to learn a programming language, but I want my own computer to do it, but I donated the money instead of getting a laptop. :3
I might try C++
What can I make with it once I have decent experience with it?
Everything! It's one of the most powerful languages out there!
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samtwheels wrote:
Nexstudent wrote:
I want to learn a programming language, but I want my own computer to do it, but I donated the money instead of getting a laptop. :3
I might try C++
What can I make with it once I have decent experience with it?Everything! It's one of the most powerful languages out there!
A lot of the software you use is made with it.
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Bumping this up? I'm beginning to learn c++ and have created a hello world program. I use the GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) compiler because it is cross-platform (I dual boot Ubuntu) and I technically use MinGW (Minimalist GNU for Windows) as my compiler on Windows.
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i use bynary directly
00101010100010101010101010
ok i have no clue what that would do
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
i use bynary directly
00101010100010101010101010
ok i have no clue what that would do
it would do nothing on most machines, as the number of bits isn't a multiple of 8.
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ya i only java, scratch, alice, unity3d, and NXT-G
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I know a tiny bit of C (arduino) and I'm gonna go to a c++ camp in summer
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Just made a program (in java ) that triggers a .bat file that really simplifies compiling. It starts a command line window with two current commands-compile and exit- the program sits there, and if you type "compile" it will ask what file you want to compile, then start a bat file to compile it.
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Okay, I am speaking as someone on their first true day of C++ who has experience in Java.
C++ is better because...
Compiles into an .exe file, as well as other binaries for other platforms
Some things easier to do, such as an extremely easy file IO system
Not interpreted like Java
Java is better because...
Easily cross platform without different compiled versions
Can be embedded in web applet
Easier to read than C++
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All I know about it is that Command and Conquer was made with it, and it's an impressive game. I hope you stick to it, you'll be able to make amazing things!
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I think Sims is made with it, too? But I am not sure...
About half a year ago, I found a book in the library. This book explained c++. But I had school and I had read (and practised) about 20 pages (they were mostly about how to install the programming environment) and then I had to bring the book back to the library. I've never seen the book again, and all I've learned was, that c++ is more complicated than scratch, or javascript or pascal.
I hope you have more luck then I with this language
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LiFaytheGoblin wrote:
I think Sims is made with it, too? But I am not sure...
About half a year ago, I found a book in the library. This book explained c++. But I had school and I had read (and practised) about 20 pages (they were mostly about how to install the programming environment) and then I had to bring the book back to the library. I've never seen the book again, and all I've learned was, that c++ is more complicated than scratch, or javascript or pascal.
I hope you have more luck then I with this language
Nahhh, for me, this is how you learn to program.
Scratch
JavaScript
C++
I'm on page 118 right now.
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