I want some help!

[Admirer4]

hiii,

I have downloaded the dev c++ 4.9 yesterday .. but I can't find links for an ebooks to learn programming in this language.. can you tell me some links !!

please replay !!

Bye

Admirer4

[Tormod]

Did you try the dev c++ 4 resource page?

 

http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/

[Admirer4]

hello,

I tried this , but I want an ebook (PDF) doc. , - and the info. in the site more complex and I can't understand it, because it's not learning book in other work it begin from a high level that I can't understand!!

[Tormod]

I assume there are no e-books for this...

[Admirer4]

Are you sure of this ?

[Tormod]

I am sure it would help to ask over at the dev c++ 4 forums...have you read through them? Seems to me this is a program for developers, not for beginners.

[C1ay]

hello,

I tried this , but I want an ebook (PDF) doc. , - and the info. in the site more complex and I can't understand it, because it's not learning book in other work it begin from a high level that I can't understand!!

Good luck. Most people write books for profit, not for fun. Anyone that has gone through the trouble to format it for print is probably looking for a return on the investment of their time.

 

There are many c and c++ tutorial sites on the internet. Here are a few from Google:

 

Standard C

Learn C by Example

C Programming

C++ Programming Tutorial

C++ Programming for Scientists

 

Of course, I'm sure mant of the commercially available programming texts are available in downloadable form for a fee if you're not happy with the selection of free information.

[nemo]

Thinking in C++ is a great book for learning and using C++, and it is a free download (PDF). That should help you learn the language. As for the tools (compilers, IDE, etc), I use gcc and Anjuta, but there are more tools to get the job done than I can name. Google is your friend.

 

Thinking in C++ (http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html)