RE: [Dev-C++] Hi to all

[Jay B. <jay...@ni...>]

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It's a lot more understandable with the vb langwij,and it is more up to
date with all the new things like list boxes and  buttens and pule down
menus
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"Up to date" may be the wrong terminology here. You can do all of this
in C++. wxWidgets comes to mind for graphical interface items like this.

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How ever,the c++ is more interesting,cause it explaines about the hol
prosess of things,I mean, it tells ya what exaktly the comp does when
you type in a command like cout main or what ever
And I don't know what to do,I think that to learn them both will be a
hard thing for me
And I really nead to understand what are the diferensess between the two
langwijs and wich of them is more strong
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C++ is stronger and more flexible. While Visual Basic is a strong
language and is used in many commercial applications it is not as nearly
as robust as properly programmed C++. Also, the dot Net languages, even
though they are getting more and more popular, are Microsoft inventions
that fail to be a.)cross platform compatible and b.)require large
expenditures for programming environments.

Honestly I have not understood the migration to the dot Net languages.