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What basically is c++?


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Hi there,

What basicaly is C++?

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its a thid level language which means its slitly easer to understand thent 2 and 1 language. it is used to creat games mostly aside from that thats all i know
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Hello..I've been learning C++ for about 2 or so years now. It's a high level language. You can find out about it here. http://cplusplus.com/
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Ok, Thanks!

What type of games does c++ program?

And how to you write c++? Do you use a special software program?

And are their any great books i can get on it?

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any game but it dosent do all of the game programs u also need to use others like java and so on and so forth
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Hey..

Well do you know the games Half Life 1 & 2.. Counter-Strike..? Their engine was coded in C++...

here's a bunch of books of C++ on amazon.. http://www.amazon.co...1276157-1688851

And there are compilers for C++...That's where you code the language in.. Microsoft has one..borland has one.. and there may be some others.
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i know what compilers are but why would u need different types there isnt just one?
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matter of preference mostly. but there are subtle differences, none that you'll notice on a higher level, just that they do things a bit differently at the core. mainly people pick based on the usability of the interface that comes with the compiler. I like bloodshed dev.

http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Edited by Thef0rce, 11 November 2005 - 12:59 PM.

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so u can live without the other ones its just betyter to have to other ones. right?
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Hey,

Is c++ the same as c# ?
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nope its and olde c++ came right after B i think
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C# is a subset language of C++. It's often said that if you know the C++ language thoroughly, you know 90% of the C# language. Here is Wikipedia's explanation of C#.

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Ok thanks!

So C# is basically a lower version of C++?

And is there such thing as C, or C+?
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nope no C+ or C :tazz:
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what?

there isn't a C+ but C is the forerunner of C++ and a really nice language it is too.
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