Im very well trained at C/C++ but I learned from a course about 2 years ago, I think where you should start would be Sams Teach You'reself C++ In 10 Minutes.
It teaches each lesson in less than 10 minutes, its very easy to read and very understandable, but it cost me like $20, so if you want to start out fresh I suggest you go to
www.cprogramming.com
Thats the First Tutorial on C++. It shows how to print output to the screen, declare variables, using the "cout" demand and everything else.
In that tutorial, they use a differrent system then what I use.
I like to use this peice of code to make a line of characters print to the screen:
- Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(int argc, char*, argv[])
{
cout >> "My name Is \"Mailas\" " << endl;
return 0;
)
Which would print out:
My name Is "Mailas" and then return the value of 0, but it will automatically run and exit in a split second.
You will learn more about loops and how to pause, input to the screen, keyboard input, types of variables etc. on cprogramming.
I didnt start out there but I looked at their tutorials and compared them to my courses I took of programming and they should be pretty useful for begginners.
Before you start programming I suggest you get something called: Blood Shed C++ or Dev C++ for short, its a compiler which will compile you're lines of code into a .exe file (executable file) for you to run. It will run in DOS form though.
Cprogramming should help you.
Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:07 am 
