Hi guys, sorry for disturbing you.
Well i just need a little help for now on c++ programming which i just started as a beginner recently.
My first class was on introduction to c++, and i want to know if inputing of the codes such as {<<;cout} is necessary.
Hope you will assist me,
Thanks.

Hi

I am also a beginner in C++ programming. I am seeking for an excellent tutorial centre to study this language.

I understand NIIT ofers this but they are just too expensive. Where are u curently studying? Any info will be useful

for me. You can reach me on 08067023725.

Cheers.

@mogam,
I currently study at home with few books and tutorial i can get.
But all i asking is how is the code written, any help or tutorial pls.

@mogambe
Have you gotten a tutoring centre?

@i-guru. I just started learning c++ as well. What book are you reading?

Am reading "Dreitel series"
So were do you study?

I study on my own. I'm currently reading about loops.

@Malone
Have you enrolled into any institutions before, or is this programing language your first?

Hey guys,

I'm not a professional programmer but I sure can provide some insight. C++ is an OOP language. Before getting down to even writing codes, first seek to understand the basic OOP concepts. The trick to learning and mastering any programming language is practice! practice!! practice!!!. Get a good IDE or CLI-only compiler and make sure you write codes daily. Another good thing to do is to read other people's codes. There are tons of code snippets online that you could look through. These practice has a way of robbing off on you and boosting your competence level.

@Sendsoteji,
Thanks for your assistance, but first i want to an institution(NIIT) to enrol for C++ programing, but i was told to start with java.
Pls which institution do you attend?
Regards

Starting with Java is not a bad idea either. If your interest lies in just developing business applications, then it suffices to start with Java. If you are tending towards systems programming, that is when C/C++ is unavoidable. I studied Computer Science at a Polytechnic. However, it is the personal interest and effort that paid off not what I was taught.

Ok

cout<< is the standard output stream in c++. An example of a code is cout << "Hello World" <<endl;
Hope this helps

sendtodeji:
Hey guys,

I'm not a professional programmer but I sure can provide some insight. C++ is an OOP language. Before getting down to even writing codes, first seek to understand the basic OOP concepts.

Nope, C++ is multi-paradigm. It is procedural, structural, and object-oriented. Since he is a beginner, it's not necessary to understand OOP concepts first. C++ ain't Java.

Interesting 2c ppl talk about c++..i did a lil bit of d basics last yr bt later left it coz of sch wrk and d interest i developed 4 webdesign...after am done wif my webstuffs ill definately come bk 2 it coz its my comfort zone....kip d ball roling guyz

quadrangle: cout<< is the standard output stream in c++. An example of a code is cout << "Hello World" <<endl;
Hope this helps

{cout<<"Korect";
return0;}

Please any good c programer just learn objective c. I hear its easy especially if u knw any c language

dpuzo: Please any good c programer just learn objective c. I hear its easy especially if u knw any c language

mayb embeded-C wont hurt either....wu knowz *my 2 cents*