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There are lots of people who are wanting to learn Java, and I dont know java myself so share you knowledge with them..
ya after windows 7 VB6 run time files will be taken out from windows
BTW if u want sample codes try
pscode.com
මටත් උනේ ඕක තමා ගොඩක් අය ඩෙල්පි ගැන දන්නේ නෑ ඇත්තටම vb වගේ ලේසියි හැබැයි c/c++ වගෙ නියම language එක
oooo yeh... I started programming when I was 13... Starting with VB.. but at the time I was studying for my SCJP exam, I felt that Im free to think out of da box..
ya after windows 7 VB6 run time files will be taken out from windows
BTW if u want sample codes try
pscode.com
pscode.com was where I learned VB6 from! Its great but there are very less amount of other samples. There are good C/C++ samples though
mata oke pennanna bari ekak thama syntax ban java, c , c++ wage code blocks pahadiliwa wena karanna ba. strong type variables ba kotinma melo rahak na. ow umba kiwwa wage programming igena ganna hoda.
wanna kanow about functioning in C++
an pointers
object orientation ... etc
A pointer is a number that represents the location of the start of a variable in the Main Memory(RAM) of a computer
That's all you need to start exploring pointers...
Refer to these sites
http://www.cplusplus.com/
http://3dbuzz.com - needs to register to view full length videos(its free)
You say you want to separate code blocks but when i came to delphi from VB6 what i thought was code blocks are a pain in the ass!
VB is a special language its not the standard so it makes learning standard languages harder ...as i think its not a good language to start programming in..should try pascal first! its good
I miss that from VB6! But Delphi offers predefined implementations of API functions
If u wanna start learning from basics to pro, these are the best books...
Sam's ebooks ( Sam teach u "subject'"in "number" days )
Programmer to Programmer ebooks ( Programmer to Programmer "Subject" )
Sam's ebooks ( Sam teach u "subject'"in "number" days )
Programmer to Programmer ebooks ( Programmer to Programmer "Subject" )
www.codeproject.com is a very cool site.. I don't remember all these sites.. I use google..
are u interested in Mobile Application Developing.
I too use google. But for these beginners they just want the basics first then they can learn themselves. If the basics take too long to understand then they'd most probably drop the language..which is common when people try to learn languages like C/C++
Yes I'd like to but not a platform i'd like to develop native apps like for android, linux mobile or symbian
I too use google. But for these beginners they just want the basics first then they can learn themselves. If the basics take too long to understand then they'd most probably drop the language..which is common when people try to learn languages like C/C++
Yes I'd like to but not a platform i'd like to develop native apps like for android, linux mobile or symbian
nice.. I use J2ME.. I did the automated alert system of our school..
Good I too did little projects here and there in school time but they were all beginner/intermediate apps
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