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Arevos · Nov 19th, 2006, 6:00 AM

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Originally Posted by bl00dninja

if you know the concepts of programming then switching languages is a little bit of a bitch, but it's all syntactical

Assuming that the language you're learning is similar to the ones you know already, of course. Some languages require a different style of thinking to what you may be used to.

Mind_nl · Nov 20th, 2006, 2:27 PM

Thanks for all the great replies! After some more research I'm quite sure I will go with C++

I've seen several books on the subject and was wondering if you guys can reconment one. Also some books are on C++ and some on Visual C++ are those the same thing or is there a difference?

Thanks!

Nov 20th, 2006, 2:27 PM	#12
Mind_nl Newbie Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	Thanks for all the great replies! After some more research I'm quite sure I will go with C++ I've seen several books on the subject and was wondering if you guys can reconment one. Also some books are on C++ and some on Visual C++ are those the same thing or is there a difference? Thanks! __________________ a Cray is the only computer that can run an endless loop in just under 4 hours!

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