Re: [Dev-C++] very newbie

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Original message from: "Maitrik Patel"

>If your a newbie, its terrible to start out with mini tutorials... as tutorials are quick, cut out the dirty stuff, and are down to the point.  best thing for learning C++ (or 
any language) is to hit the books.. one good book is Deitel &amp; Deitel&nbsp; "How to Program", hit the library or go buy it.</DIV>


Definately. O.o;;
A Newbie has to get into the "dirty stuff" to learn it right.

Tutorials are fine once you have the basics, but even then books are best, unless you have a teacher that can help you through it. :)
The books are also a good refrence for when the teacher isn't there.