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moshe12007

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Hello...
I am learn c++ in my home.
I dont now what programming favorable. on DOS environment or Windows(Win32) environment, and Whay...
Thanks to HelperMan.

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Could you be a little more precise? I don't know what you want at all...

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Don't learn C++ under DOS....DOS is dead....

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Command-line programming is the "default" environment for C++. You need additional libraries or the Windows API to do GUI programming.
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You might want to look into something like dev C++. Then search for some beginner c++ tutorials, they are all over the internet. I would stay far away from DOS though...

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Oh, seems like I was the only one who didn't understand what he meant, so nevermind my last post.

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If you're just starting out, then DOS might be a safer course to get your feet wet. Diving straight into GUI programming isn't exactly the best idea, especially if you have no previous programming experience.