Re: TIB: DIE BASIC LAMERS!!! (learn C instead, it's easier)

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Re: TIB: DIE BASIC LAMERS!!! (learn C instead, it's easier)


lol we both have two cents... anyway

a good thing is go out and spend $30 dollars on theose C++ programming 
kits.  They come with like borland c++ and a book.  Thats how i got 
started.  Then i just joined a c++ list and started asking questions.  The 
mroe i play them more i learn.


At 08:39 PM 10/10/99 , you wrote:

>I don't know about any C++ tutorials, but if you don't wanna spend a lot of
>money, you should try Java. Contrary to popular belief, you can make more with
>it than just applets. It really has a lot in common with C++, especially the
>object oriented approach. One big difference though: it's simpler, 
>clearer, and
>just makes more sense. You can get everything you need ( The latest version of
>the Java Development Kit and a great, very complete set of tutorials ) 
>from Sun
>microsystems, the company that made it. Just go to java.sun.com (I think 
>that's
>the url). It's a pretty big download though.
>
>Java is the first thing I learned after QBasic and TIB, and I enjoyed it 
>quite a
>bit. The reason I chose it is that everything you need or even could want
>(except those awesome GUI builder IDEs) is available for free on the net. And
>finally, make sure you understand that you can make applications in java too,
>not just applets and don't confuse Java and JavaScript, two very different
>things.
>
>Well that was my two cents,
>
>Philipp Keller
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <TerrisUS@aol.com>
>To: <ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org>
>Sent: 10 October 1999 16:25
>Subject: Re: TIB: DIE BASIC LAMERS!!! (learn C instead, it's easier)
>
>
> >
> > speaking of which, is there any place online that gives tutorials or 
> the such
> > in C++. it doesnt have to be completely dumbed down or something (im not
> > stupid, i just dont know C++), just needs to start from the beginning 
> since i
> > have no knowlage of the language (or anything more complex than HTML 
> for that
> > matter)
> >
>
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