Re: [Dev-C++] Want some help for a c++ beginner.

[Hossein H. <ult...@em...>]

> I found DEV to be excellent for learning C++, but if you then move to visual 
> studio and microsoft's version of C++ (I am exaggerating) then it can be a 
> little confusing with templates.

Not so much with MSVC7.1. So far, there hasn't been found so much
problems in it (including in the templates issues).

But, under any circumstances, I don't recommend using any of M$
products.

> But do not worry, you will not go wrong. And post your questions to the 
> mailing list - I need to get better at C++ also!!! (too much cross-language 
> work!).

So do I (after neerly a decade of C++ programming).

Regards,
--Hossein
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