I guess I'm looking at just about anything, but I would like to create
an app for a handheld device.
In C, the data and code are separated. Thus, I hope to get over that
hump soon. Right nowe though, it is the visual studio interface is
confusing me. ie. When I create any kind of application, it creates a
whole whack of files. Where do I put my code? A separate program? Part
of the generated code?
I don't want to look stupid, but I am totally confused. I found a lot of
Youtube videos, but it would take days if not weeks to get through them.
At present, I will create a game for my use. (Probably battleship, as
this was my first programming foray in just about any language I know.)
I find a simple game, always help as it gives me looping, decision
making, input, output, etc.
I am interested in C# as I am very proficient in C. I was hoping to use
my knowledge of C to my advantage.
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
TIA,
Mike
On 12/03/2013 9:57 AM, Stephen Russell wrote:
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 4:21 PM, Michael Savage <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
How to get me started with C# or Javascript in Visual Studio 2012.
I'm having a lot of time understanding the development interface.
I have a lot of C experience, some C++ (embed devices). In the
development environment, I don't understand where the code goes.
I am trying to write some libraries that I could use as wrappers
around some functions.
My main program will be just options, where deciding on the option
triggers the desired result. (A switch: statement) All other code
will either come from the library or from subroutines in the main
code.
In C, I have defined simple text files for defining screens etc.
The wrapper function would build the screen based on the
parameters in the text file.
So, I guess I asking, how do I get a leg up and understand the
interface. Every tutorial, seems to be expecting me to understand
the interface.
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I found better info as asp.net <http://asp.net/>
They have videos for free that will go over just what to do. That
book is free on the internet but is out of touch with C# in it's
current version, or how we work with C# today.
http://www.learnnowonline.com/learndevnow/
has a ton of video as well. Annual subscription is 79 or 99 and
worth the price.
http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/ was my race to better coding and I
got a lifetime for 99 but that was back in 2004-5.
To be honest most of what you know to do in VFP is built around how
the engine works in VFP. Trying to do that with another language is
difficult. VFP is CONNECTED to it's data and all other languages are
disconnected, thus how you operate in code will have to change.
Are you interested in Winforms, web or handheld devices to start
programming for?
--
Stephen Russell
Sr. Analyst
Ring Container Technology
Oakland TN
901.246-0159 cell
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