[glow=red,2,300]Hello Underc0de friends[/glow]<br />Today I'm bringing you a PDF about the C++ programming language<br />The PDF is called "Aprenda c++ como si Estuviera en primero" (Learn C++ as if you were in first year)<br />Now I'll give the link <br />Los enlaces son solo para miembros. Registrate o iniciá sesión<br /><br />Los enlaces son solo para miembros. Registrate o iniciá sesión<br />I recommend you read it, and please if the link goes down let me know and I'll upload it again<br /><br />Regards-<br />D4RKT3N0X
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Very good contribution, I'll take a look since I'm getting started with this C programming stuff, I studied it back in school but I don't remember much anymore... thanks
bro a question, it uses <iostream.h> there, wasn't that library replaced by <iostream>? it's just that a lot of times they're a bit outdated
Greetings I-OscaR-I, answering your question
Cita de: I-OscaR-I en Mayo 07, 2018, 03:04:09 PM<br />bro a question, it uses <iostream.h> there, wasn't that library replaced by <iostream>? it's just that a lot of times they're a bit outdated <br /><br /><br />It all comes down to the standardization of C++, where new or the same headers are used without the .h extension<br />And yes, it's recommended to use the new libraries.
Hi, roughly how much time would it take to learn what's included in that PDF? With that, could you say you know enough to get by, or is it even more basic?
Although it was a good introduction to C++, that book is more than 20 years old (look, the date is on the cover).<br /><br />5 C++ standards have been published since then, and another one is coming next year. Please, learn with something more modern, for everyone's sake.
Hi, is there any post with similar info but more up to date?
Thanks for the contribution, the link is still working.