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#Actualfalconmick

Posted 06 April 2012 - 12:01 PM

the real thing we need to know is, what experience do you have in programming...

if it's none, I wouldn't recomend C++ as a first language, It's amazing, but, it's best to start un object oriented and work your way up. Maybe learn C, then java (java next as it is allot more forgiving than C++ is)

this is a good starting point to learn C.

if you have experience in programming basics, then I can recommend a text book I used as a student.

C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures

(ISBN-13:

9780538798099) (ISBN-10: 0538798092)



the best thing to do is write your own assignments, for example, make a data system for a library (store books, people, lending info in classes (try to keep in mind data abstraction, it will help you in this)) so that a user console can enter data into the system and check current loans/people/book status

#4falconmick

Posted 06 April 2012 - 12:01 PM

the real thing we need to know is, what experience do you have in programming...

if it's none, I wouldn't recomend C++ as a first language, It's amazing, but, it's best to start un object oriented and work your way up. Maybe learn C, then java (java next as it is allot more forgiving than C++ is)

this is a good starting point to learn C.

if you have experience in programming basics, then I can recommend a text book I used as a student.

C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures

(ISBN-13:

9780538798099) (ISBN-10: 0538798092)



the best thing to do is write your own assignments, for example, make a data system for a library (store books, people, lending info in classes (try to keep in mind data abstraction, it will help you in this)) so that a user console can enter data into the system and check current loans/people/book status

#3falconmick

Posted 06 April 2012 - 12:01 PM

the real thing we need to know is, what experience do you have in programming...

if it's none, I wouldn't recomend C++ as a first language, It's amazing, but, it's best to start un object oriented and work your way up. Maybe learn C, then java (java next as it is allot more forgiving than C++ is)

this is a good starting point to learn C.

if you have experience in programming basics, then I can recommend a text book I used as a student.

C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures (ISBN-12

9780538798099) (ISBN-10: 0538798092)



the best thing to do is write your own assignments, for example, make a data system for a library (store books, people, lending info in classes (try to keep in mind data abstraction, it will help you in this)) so that a user console can enter data into the system and check current loans/people/book status

#2falconmick

Posted 06 April 2012 - 12:00 PM

the real thing we need to know is, what experience do you have in programming...

if it's none, I wouldn't recomend C++ as a first language, It's amazing, but, it's best to start un object oriented and work your way up. Maybe learn C, then java (java next as it is allot more forgiving than C++ is)

this is a good starting point to learn C.

if you have experience in programming basics, then I can recommend a text book I used as a student.

C++ Programming:Program Design Including Data Structures

the best thing to do is write your own assignments, for example, make a data system for a library (store books, people, lending info in classes (try to keep in mind data abstraction, it will help you in this)) so that a user console can enter data into the system and check current loans/people/book status

#1falconmick

Posted 06 April 2012 - 11:59 AM

the real thing we need to know is, what experience do you have in programming...

if it's none, I wouldn't recomend C++ as a first language, It's amazing, but, it's best to start un object oriented and work your way up. Maybe learn C, then java (java next as it is allot more forgiving than C++ is)

this is a good starting point to learn C.

if you have experience in programming basics, then I can recommend a text book I used as a student.

C++ Programming:

Program Design Including Data Structures

the best thing to do is write your own assignments, for example, make a data system for a library (store books, people, lending info in classes (try to keep in mind data abstraction, it will help you in this)) so that a user console can enter data into the system and check current loans/people/book status

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