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[bahrain]

I have a not bad background in C++, but I still don’t get how to use it .
I mean I can write small code and run it in the program-Microsoft Visual C++. Put I don’t know how people use or implement it in the real world.

I hope u can help me understand ..

thanks in advance :)

[MeTh0Dz]

Learn the language. And then learn WinAPI. And then code, and read other's code.

[bahrain]

First of all thanx for passing by ..

What I meant is VB for example has an interface so I can make an application using it. But C++ does not. so after I wrote the code how can I use it to make an application??.

[dargueta]

Use a GUI editor. There are lots of free ones out there.

Free C/C++ Resources

[bahrain]

Thanx a lot

Which one do you advice me to start with?

[dargueta]

What operating system do you have? It's really a matter of personal preference, but some are only available on certain OSes, like Visual Studio Express.

[bahrain]

well, I'm using XP

[dargueta]

I use Visual Studio Express, but I'm sure there are others out there you could use. You can get it from Microsoft's website.

[bahrain]

OK, thanx :)

[MeTh0Dz]

Ugh... Learn how to code dude. You are skipping the most important part of programming, coding....

[bahrain]

I've learned coding

I'm not an expert but I'm ok . I'll certainly learn more but a bit of knowledge won't hurt ;).

[morefood2001]

bahrain said:

I've learned coding

I'm not an expert but I'm ok . I'll certainly learn more but a bit of knowledge won't hurt ;).

There are thousands if not millions of tutorials on the web (many here in codecall's tutorial section). I'd recommend starting with those, understand them, then move on to bigger projects. I'd recommend setting a goal of what program you'd like to write, then figure out how to write it. When you accomplish that goal, perhaps set a bigger one :)