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Absoulute C++ Beginner's pack
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7/2/2003 7:22:35 PM |
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Ian Agar.
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This is a huge complete tutorial package teaching classes, variables, functions, Hello World, include files, preprocessor, comments, math operators, converting variables, and tons more in several paragraphs each lesson, going in order of difficulty. It includes an Examples folder and further references along with an introduction to C++ and a normal text and a Rich Text tutorial, so you get whatever suits you. Enjoy!
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*Updated 9/10/03: Now includes ANSI info and a few fixed errors!*
Download the .zip folder. The examples, read me, Rich Text and normal text tutorial, and further references are in there. Please give comments or at least vote on it because I started this on June 25 in the morning and I still feel it is not done. I stayed up till 3 AM one night just working on this. I want to teach beginners in an easy to understand and complete way, and that's what I tried to do in this package. Enjoy!
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 7/3/2003 10:32:02 AM: boaz
good job comrade!
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7/4/2003 7:52:51 AM: VbNick
thank you very very much yoo...
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7/4/2003 7:59:01 PM: servodude
Thanks for a solid contribution!
Keep up the GREAT work, the silent majority DOES appreciate your time and effort.
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7/5/2003 6:53:50 PM:
Very nice. Must agree that this is a great contribution. Please continue to keep up the great work!!!
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7/7/2003 1:23:05 AM:
Very Good Tutorial!
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7/7/2003 3:01:33 PM:
hi, great tutorial, I just started and im a major noob. I also cant get the Digital Mars compiler to work, is there any way some one can clear that up in one e-mail???
My e-mail adress is:
metaforce321@hotmail.com
thank you for all of ur help so far. (:-P
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7/10/2003 1:07:12 PM: Anders Magnusson
Aah... C++.. Tutorial..
S-a-w-eeee-t!
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7/10/2003 3:33:22 PM:
Very nice. We sincerely appreciate your effort. Congratulations, You're a great coder. If I need help, I'll mail to you.
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7/10/2003 6:59:19 PM: Chris
Awesome job, this helps alot. I was just getting ready to learn and this made things aton easier. Well laided out, thanks again
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7/16/2003 7:51:18 PM: Dale Liop
Thanks for the tutorial - so far, it has been quite helpful!
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7/26/2003 1:16:56 PM: Izzy
Excellent C++ Tutorial!!! Extremely well done and useful. Thanks again Beginner's introduction.
Tzzy
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7/30/2003 5:28:30 AM:
Well done mate. I've been programming Visual Basic for years and I've recently decided to move to C++ but I could never find anything decent but this is good, no, this KICKS ARSE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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8/3/2003 9:06:37 PM:
Great Job! I just started and learned tons from this, you really need to make Absoulute C++ Beginner's pack #2, continuing from this one. =P
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8/3/2003 9:31:14 PM: Ian Agar.
Yes. I have plans for a second one, but am not sure if I should as it may be out of a beginners knowledge, like structs, files, etc. But now I actually think I will. Currently I am studying x86 asm, so it may be out by the end of this month or maybe next month, but definately in those times. I am glad you and everyone enjoyed it!
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8/13/2003 7:15:00 AM: Abbas-Akhtar
hi, man this is awesome, iv jus started reading it, and i thikn i will learn quite a bit, well done, ill let u no how i get on, plsu im trying different compilers, i think the free ones r the best although i have borland c++ and msvc ++ its all kind of confusin but i think with ur help ill mke it, thanks, keep the work up :-)
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8/13/2003 4:25:39 PM: Ian Agar.
Thank you to everyone for the very nice comments. I have been working on several different CPP projects (most which are abandoned :) and also been studying x86 asm, so another tutorial this big is not likely. Although, I will write several smaller ones. I love making people have something to learn by that is easy to get and free. Thank you everyone!
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9/13/2003 5:18:02 PM: John Keymer
Thank-you very much - I'm new to c+, and found this very helpful. :)
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9/19/2003 11:12:21 AM: Abbas-Akhtar
hey, iv mastered the basics of c++, and ur article was a good one, im keeping it as a reference,
also, i think u cud make another big one like this but u could add:
file input output
winsock programming
etc.
also u could explain about different compilers and advantages, disadvantages, etc.
good luck, i hope u do make another c++ beginners -> intermediate pack ;)
also, all u newibes out there, i recommend DevC++ which, search for bloodshed c++ and ull find out, this is 1 of the best free compilers,
also, id recommend Borland C++ builder if u prefer a special advanced IDE,
anyway, good luck to everyone
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10/26/2003 11:53:57 PM:
excellent tutorial, thanks a lot, learned a lot from it!
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1/3/2004 11:16:15 AM:
Thanks a lot for putting so much time and effort into this, it has helped me out a lot!
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4/21/2004 10:55:36 AM:
Thanks a heap dude!!!
I've been doing VB for about 8 years now, and just started doing C++ tonight, so this will help a heap :)
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11/29/2004 2:22:04 AM:
i could just kiss you...!!!
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12/30/2004 2:20:44 AM: Will Sayin
In lesson 11, where you teach about classes, you made a small mistake.
The proper syntax for cases is:
switch(a)
{
case 'a':case 'A':
cout<<
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12/30/2004 2:23:52 AM: Will Sayin
And chapter 11 you teach about cases, sorry. ahem, let me redo that previous post:
\\\ = a new line
switch(a)\\\ { \\\ case 'a'... \\\ break;\\\
You need the "break;" there so that the compiler will know when to end that case, otherwise it will show all three selections consecutively.
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3/12/2005 7:27:12 PM:
Hey man You are a nice guy putting so much time and effort in this just to help other people, I already knew a lot of this but I would compliment you to help beginners ! Thanks mate !
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4/1/2005 11:17:11 AM:
great work! really help me out!
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12/16/2005 10:24:32 AM: duochon
Good man !! I like this tut !!! thank you very much . keeping your tut !
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4/30/2006 9:54:04 AM: ZiiGaa
Great tut for newbies! this helped me too :D
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6/17/2006 4:10:16 PM: Bob Simmons
Two words: REALLY!!!!!!!!! GOOD!
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10/18/2006 9:43:13 AM: rbm
excellent tutorial, thanks a lot, learned a lot from it! THANKS ALOT!!!!!!!!
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3/16/2007 6:28:00 AM: Phatrix
this is 1 of the best tutorials i have found so far. Thnx alot!!
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5/5/2007 2:29:09 AM: Agung
it is enough great. you're a caring person. i think you're tallent in leading people or helping people. i say to god, that you must be rich!!
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6/15/2007 2:44:31 PM: ZseB
Really great work! Thanks to share with us.
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9/17/2007 4:56:04 AM: shadow
hi,is there any simple c++ program basic in here?i just wanna know.
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1/10/2008 11:35:39 AM: thanos
I want to say just one word:
Congratulations.
This tutorial is one of the of the most helpful tutorial i had ever saw.
The author mentions all the critical points and helping the developer to avoid common errors while learning and programming in c++.
Bravo!
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6/20/2008 7:32:48 PM: Sam
Hey..im sam
Ive been looking everywhere to help me get a clear view of what C++ is and ur TUT did just that..thanks.
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6/27/2009 2:37:14 PM: Alexander
one of the best i've read. 5/5 well done mate. looking everywhere for sth like this and found it only here. Great job, here is one suggestion - why don't make it in html using advanced formatting so it look better. :-)
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5/25/2013 4:06:37 PM: wixoa
when I try to save it, it says "Running Security Scan..." then it says: "Absoulute_1644069102003.zp is unsafe to download and was blocked by SmartScreen Filter" and I cant choose if I want to save it or not :(
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