--- In [email protected], "Tapan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi to all > i just join this group right now, i guess u all r expert in c but it > opposite to me. i am a new in this field but very eager to learn this > language. can any1 guide me how to start and how to learn this > language. pls dont refer me any books, rather u can give me basic > knowledge and then give me some problem thus i can solve that. > pls seniors help me to overcome this problem... > Thanks a lot > > Tapan >
Hi, this is my first post on this forum (i'm a member for a while) I see you quite similar to me when I take a course on C Programming. Here is my suggest: If your application you would like to apply is not totally on very low level such as writing C program for a microchip (as far as I know) and would like to have a tool to create an application or solve problems, almost of your goals is better to move to learning C++. OO!! you said you don't like a book ? Sorry but I feel that you just want a new friend. But when you really want to learn C++ by your self, here, I recommend (these books very carefull) "C++ in action" if you are really a fast learner (no matter you had know anything on programming) or "C++ Primmer(addison welsey)" if you are just to begin on programming from zero or "Accelerated C++" if you have some background on C. So just change your mind to keep help yourself first and enjoy reading. This is the recommend I received from too :)
