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[Fraaaa]

Hi,

I'm really new in coding and I can barely do something with VB.net because I'm learning this at college. Next year I'll go for university to study computer science.

In the mean time I would like to learn a bit of C/C++

But what I would like to ask if is not to hard if someone can make a small script for me.

I need just two object a pixel bit 1 blue and 1 red bouncing on the screen, possibly that I can change the amount of each of them.

As the collide they will stuck together and they go together as 1 object keeping the two as individual object, is it possible?

What the purpose of this is to create a "molecule" like H-O-H.

Thanks

[Master Jake]

If you are just starting C/C++, graphics programming isn't something you want to get into. Learn the language and all it's concepts first, then move onto windows and graphics.

[WingedPanther]

In order to do what you want to do, you would need to specify your operating system, GUI toolkit, and any additional graphics utilities you might want to use. This isn't a beginner's program in C/C++. You will have an easier time accomplishing this in VB.net, C#, or Java.