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[Dev-C++] reading code

[Bac <wan...@su...>]

Hi all,
I'm Gianluca, nice to meet you.
As a newbie, a learning newbie, I noted that a great opportunity to 
learn programming is reading and interpreting (sic!) actual code... but, 
on the other side, reading the "actual code" is often too difficult for 
a newbie... so  my question is: may I find some easy-to-read, gradually 
difficult c++ code somewhere in the net ?
Thank you in advance.
-- 

  (    "Per Aspera ad Aspera"(sic!)
  )        Vale
[_]>        Bac

Re: [Dev-C++] reading code

[P.T. W. M. <pt...@ea...>]

Yes.

Try googling for "c++ tutorial", and "thinking in c++".

At 09:25 22-12-03, Bac wrote:
>Hi all,
>I'm Gianluca, nice to meet you.
>As a newbie, a learning newbie, I noted that a great opportunity to learn 
>programming is reading and interpreting (sic!) actual code... but, on the 
>other side, reading the "actual code" is often too difficult for a 
>newbie... so  my question is: may I find some easy-to-read, gradually 
>difficult c++ code somewhere in the net ?
>Thank you in advance.
>--
>
>  (    "Per Aspera ad Aspera"(sic!)
>  )        Vale
>[_]>        Bac
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [Dev-C++] reading code

[Jack C. <jac...@ya...>]

Ya, try the GTK DevPak which you can download from Dev-C++'s website.
The tutorial on GTK's website is very easy to follow and understand,
and you can create very cool user interfaces at the same time.

You basically only need to know how functions work in C/C++, and you
can create cool applications with GTK.

Good luck.

Jack

 --- Bac <wan...@su...> wrote: > Hi all,
> I'm Gianluca, nice to meet you.
> As a newbie, a learning newbie, I noted that a great opportunity to 
> learn programming is reading and interpreting (sic!) actual code...
> but, 
> on the other side, reading the "actual code" is often too difficult
> for 
> a newbie... so  my question is: may I find some easy-to-read,
> gradually 
> difficult c++ code somewhere in the net ?
> Thank you in advance.
> -- 
> 
>   (    "Per Aspera ad Aspera"(sic!)
>   )        Vale
> [_]>        Bac
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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