what is c++ written in?
for example html is written in notepad
c++ is written in ?
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how does that matter? Html is not a programming language, that's the difference. It's not compiled. C++ is compiled, so, the question is not - what's it written in, the question is: What's it compiled by. You can write C++ in any text editor.
I use Visual Studio. And very few people uses Notepad for HTML. Get a real text editor.
Each time someone abuses hittest, God kills a kitten. Please, learn real collision testing.
At 3/9/09 04:50 PM, ConnorProgrammer wrote: for example html is written in notepad
c++ is written in ?
It's just text. You can use Notepad, or you can use a more advanced text editor or development environment.
If Cons here is anything like me, he has no idea where to start and needs help, but you all act like an ass and confuse the poor lad!
/Shoop'dah'whoop...
Ok then Cons boy, so you want to know what C++ is "written in" then 'ey? As it has been said, its not really just 'written' like HTML can be. C++ can be written in anything like notepad, but to turn it into an actual program you have to compile it (which means like convert the text to something the computer reads).
You want to get something like DevC++ to do that. You can write it in DevC++ and compile it in their.
Or some people prefer the Visual C++.
I dont know any other ones... =z
A word of warning though: C++ will be very hard to lean. From the way you sound, you dont have much (if any) experience with programming other than HTML; So this will be a real challenge.
A word of warning though: C++ will be very hard to lean. From the way you sound, you dont have much (if any) experience with programming other than HTML; So this will be a real challenge.
1.) Don't ever assume anything. Just because someone sounds odd on the internet doesn't necesarily mean anything. English may not be his first language.
2.) Dev-C++ is outdated, and not necessarily a good option. I would personally recommend Code::Blocks myself.
At 3/9/09 05:27 PM, 066pop wrote: If Cons here is anything like me
I doubt he is a complete idiot.
Also Code::Blocks is much better then Dev-C++
truthfully i am english but c++ is not really a language i know
also i want information on how to get into coding this?
for ... future job skills and stuff
also i am only just learning actionscript but i seem to be picking it up fast :P
lol he called me cons :D
At 3/9/09 05:39 PM, ConnorProgrammer wrote: also i want information on how to get into coding this?
All of my friends have bought C++ books and they find that a huge help, also check out tutorials online and online references.. they can be a quick easy way to help yourself. www.cplusplus.com is very good.
Download Code::Blocks (I'm sure there's 2 options, with and without MingW - download it WITH MingW because this is the compiler and required to convert the c++ code into an exe) and start with a hello world program. Try not to copy/paste code, if you're following a tutorial online retype all the code yourself.
Sup, bitches :)
At 3/9/09 04:59 PM, henke37 wrote: I use Visual Studio. And very few people uses Notepad for HTML. Get a real text editor.
Like Notepad++, Its Free to Download
