puja399
In the zone
I am sorry to know that u had to buy tc++, and u have to learn TC++ in ur school becuz they didn't care to upgrade. I think the people teaching u C++ in school learned C++ with TC++ a long long time ago, and didn't care to upgrade their knowledge too. Anyways, don't worry. There r ways 2 ovrcome that. First of all, if u learn VC++ at ur home, u can run most of the TC++ programs on VC++ (excluding those which use DOS specific fuction calls, like initgraph(), and those from dos.h). So long as the TC++ code contains functions and keywords that complies with ANSI C++, they will run in VC++.
In that way, u can learn real C++ at home and manage TC++ in ur school.
Now, u need a real C++ compiler like VC++. If u can get a copy of Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003, or even Visual Studio 6, it will b great. But they r quite costly and comes in multi CD pack. VS.Net 2003 comes in 7 CDs and VS6 comes in 5 CDs pack. So imagine the size of the thing. If u can't manage to buy it, u can borrow it from others.
If u cant get VC++, u can use GNU C++ which is also very good and ANSI C++ compliant. Moreover its freeware and u can download it from the net for free. I recommend Dev-C++ from Bloodshed software which includes a nice IDE and also the complete GNU C++ compiler.
U can visit their page at *www.bloodshed.net
Download it from *ovh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe. Its 9 MB.
Wht books ru reading for C++?
Dev-C++ IDE Screenshot
*www.bloodshed.net/images/devcpp5_scr.jpg
In that way, u can learn real C++ at home and manage TC++ in ur school.
Now, u need a real C++ compiler like VC++. If u can get a copy of Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2003, or even Visual Studio 6, it will b great. But they r quite costly and comes in multi CD pack. VS.Net 2003 comes in 7 CDs and VS6 comes in 5 CDs pack. So imagine the size of the thing. If u can't manage to buy it, u can borrow it from others.
If u cant get VC++, u can use GNU C++ which is also very good and ANSI C++ compliant. Moreover its freeware and u can download it from the net for free. I recommend Dev-C++ from Bloodshed software which includes a nice IDE and also the complete GNU C++ compiler.
U can visit their page at *www.bloodshed.net
Download it from *ovh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe. Its 9 MB.
Wht books ru reading for C++?
Dev-C++ IDE Screenshot
*www.bloodshed.net/images/devcpp5_scr.jpg