And my suggestion, is to to practice with C++ for at least a year. Once you've coded a few stuff, then go to programming games. I know this is harsh, but it's correct.
You'd need to practice with boolean expressions a lot. Statements like if(!(var && !var2) && (!var3 || var4)).
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#3farmdve
Posted 16 December 2012 - 11:07 AM
And my suggestion, is to to practice with C++ for at least a year. Once you've coded a few stuff, then go to programming games. I know this is harsh, but it's correct.
You'd need to practice with boolean expressions a lot. Statements like if(!(var && !var2) && (!var3 && var4)).
You'd need to practice with boolean expressions a lot. Statements like if(!(var && !var2) && (!var3 && var4)).
#2farmdve
Posted 16 December 2012 - 11:04 AM
And my suggestion, is to to practice with C++ for at least a year. Once you've coded a few stuff, then go to programming games. I know this is harsh, but it's correct.
You'd need to practice with boolean expressions a lot. Statements like if((var && !var2) && (!var3 && var4)).
You'd need to practice with boolean expressions a lot. Statements like if((var && !var2) && (!var3 && var4)).
#1farmdve
Posted 16 December 2012 - 10:50 AM
And my suggestion, is to to practice with C++ for at least a year. Once you've coded a few stuff, then go to programming games. I know this is harsh, but it's correct.