Friends,i need your advice.i cant find a good program to use and work on C++.At the moment i am using Borland C++ Builder 6,but i also have Microsoft Visual C++ 2o1o.What will u advice?:(
DynamicMember
SgtMe 46 Veteran Poster Featured Poster
I personally use Dev-C++. I believe it's no longer in development, but there are plenty of add-on packages that make it really simple to install new libraries. Apparently Code::Blocks is currently the best IDE.
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
There is no such thing as Visual C++ 2o1o -- you probably mean Visual C++ 2010. If you want to program then you must know the difference between 'o' and '0' :)
Use VC++ 2010 -- its newer and supports current c++ standards better. The last time I used Borland Builder, several years ago, it looked like a cross between c++ and VB.
DynamicMember
There is no such thing as Visual C++ 2o1o -- you probably mean Visual C++ 2010. If you want to program then you must know the difference between 'o' and '0' :)
Use VC++ 2010 -- its newer and supports current c++ standards better. The last time I used Borland Builder, several years ago, it looked like a cross between c++ and VB.
:yawn: u r cool.if u could find it...
happygeek commented: please, less of the txt speak here - read the rules -2
DynamicMember
I personally use Dev-C++. I believe it's no longer in development, but there are plenty of add-on packages that make it really simple to install new libraries. Apparently Code::Blocks is currently the best IDE.
but logically borland is better.it occupies more place,have a lot of options on creating documents...
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SgtMe 46 Veteran Poster Featured Poster
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to get at. Dev-C++ has plenty of options on creating projects...what is your primary language?
EDIT: I love that site AncientDragon :)
DynamicMember
Don't you know how to use google
oh mannn...u r making me nervous...google says here r programs,not which is better...:angry:fooliiiiissshhh....
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Huh? You asked "u r cool.if u could find it... " and that's the answer I gave you. One of those google links is where to download VC++ 2010 Express.
DynamicMember
I'm not quite sure what you are trying to get at. Dev-C++ has plenty of options on creating projects...what is your primary language?
EDIT: I love that site AncientDragon :)
functional,easy to use,and less bugs...
DynamicMember
Huh? You asked "u r cool.if u could find it... " and that's the answer I gave you. One of those google links is where to download VC++ 2010 Express.
yeah...u r really cool...i said u r cool if u could find the difference between o and 0...
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Oh -- see any old ascii chart and it will tell you the difference. A '0' has a decimal vlue of 48 while 'o' has decimal value of 111. 0 is used for numbers like 0,1,2, ...9. While 'o' is an alphabetic character as in "Hello". Don't confuse or mix the two.
Of course sometimes some people mix them just for grins -- like writing Windoz instead of Windows.
DynamicMember
Oh -- see any old ascii chart and it will tell you the difference. A '0' has a decimal vlue of 48 while 'o' has decimal value of 111. 0 is used for numbers like 0,1,2, ...9. While 'o' is an alphabetic character as in "Hello". Don't confuse or mix the two.
Of course sometimes some people mix them just for grins -- like writing Windoz instead of Windows.
in the end u understood...just for grins...dont yourself so clever...
Ancient Dragon commented: glad you agree :) +34
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