RE: [Dev-C++] Deliberate crashes - more information

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

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And now we get back into an area of a potential disagreement. In
addition to teaching the syntax of a language, any teacher, tutorial,
book, etc., should make sure all of its examples are bullet proof, and,
where appropriate, methods of insuring that any code created with the
language feature under discussion should be discussed. Good langruage
specific programming practices should not be separated from the
fundementals of good code design.  
 
There are techniques which C++ inherently supports such as "resource
aquisition is initialization" that you can not apply if you do not know
how to define classes and work with objects. C++ is a very serious
thing, be patient and you will learn everything (i am still learning it
myself since summer 2000!). "Teach Yourself C++ in 24 Hours" (even 21
Days) could not cover the whole C++, imagine now the techniques that it
was designed to support. The book is excellent to make you reach close
to the intermediate level of C++ programming.
 
 

Ioannis

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