Re: [Dev-C++] Some topics

[Rob <ro...@us...>]

I've been using Dev-C++ for probably a little over a month, and just 
completed my first "semester" of C++ at a nearby college, in which they 
crammed the content of a 15-week term into 4 weeks. We just started the 
second class yesterday, which will involve a great deal of Windows 
programming, so the professor requires that we use M$ Visual C++ for the 
Windows-specific assignments.

I've done some OOP in Python and Java, and have distant memories of a 
Pascal class back in the Spring of 1992.  I guess I can call myself an 
intermediate developer, since I seem to basically understand a lot of 
the beginner-level material and have even written a few tutorials on 
different topics. (See my Useless Python website at 
http://uselesspython.com if you care to find out more about that stuff.)

As far as topics go, I guess I can throw out the list of topics I'll be 
expected to grasp by the beginning of August:

Implementation Hiding & Object Execution
Function Overloading
CONST Objects and Special Functions
References & Pointers
Operator Overloading & Dynamic Objects
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Templates

Rob Andrews
http://uselesspython.com

Adam Vardy wrote:

> This list could really use some spark. What kinds of apps are people aiming for?
> 
> How many pure beginners are here? How many advanced developers?
> 
> Do we just write freeware?  Do you use this compiler exclusively, or
> others?
> 
> Throw out some practical topics please.
> 
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