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1/17/2003 8:50:19 PM:Michael Skelton
Feel free to leave any comments but if
you want to flame please only do so if
you have a real reason to. This is a
free tutorial if you don't like it get
a book...
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1/18/2003 2:11:13 PM:Diligent Coder
Not to criticize but you have some
flaws. For starters C++ has been
standardized since 1998(Almost 4 1/2
years ago) and there's no excuse to be
using deprecated stuff. There's no void
main in C++. main must be defined as
integer as it states in ISO/IEC
14882-1998(standard document can be
found at www.ansi.org ). All standard
headers don't have .h at end and fall
under standard namespace. i.e. #include
std::cout <<
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1/18/2003 8:34:11 PM:
Excellent but for a few errors.
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1/19/2003 5:53:48 AM:Michael Skelton
yeah, will fix. Havn't proof read my
work yet.
thanks for your input
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1/20/2003 7:27:48 AM:Fernando Zamora
It`s an excellent job,best regards from
Spain.
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1/20/2003 10:48:57 PM:Arkasizer
Actually Diligant Coder to be precise
ANSI\ISO standerdized C++ in 1995
called the committee draft 1 and in
december 1996 another CD, then finally
in 1998 they finished the final draft =)
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1/24/2003 6:26:06 PM:Michael Skelton
more coming people, still adding onto
this tutorial but one question, if i
upload an update do i loose my votes?
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1/24/2003 7:26:17 PM:Michael Skelton
This is actually a cpp tutorial but
because i wrote C++ in the title and
not cpp it came accross as being a "c"
tutorial... sory folks
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1/24/2003 8:59:48 PM:Michael Skelton
started writing a rewrite of the
tutorial last night, will be differant
again, in word and go into a lot more
detail.
still i want to upload the
final product of this tutorial first
and i was wondering: if i update the
file will i loose my current votes?
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1/25/2003 10:04:47 PM:David Munn
Great work!!
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1/28/2003 3:48:17 AM:
well done 10/10
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1/28/2003 3:49:46 AM:
Nice Work.
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2/13/2003 5:13:47 PM:
if you update this project (rather than
submiting a new one) you will not lose
your votes.
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6/8/2003 1:44:03 AM:Jody Jacoby
hey Michael you know/related to a
Justin Skelton? just curious i went to
highschool with him.
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6/11/2003 5:52:13 AM:Michael Skelton
sry, can't say i do.
Also, not very
pleased with exhedra, i'm yet to
receive my prize or even here back from
them other then my initial e-mail...
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8/27/2003 7:45:58 PM:
Great Tutorial! this tutorial has given
me the basic knowledge for programming
in C++. I hope you finish it soon, I
cant wait. Plz, bring on more!
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8/27/2003 9:40:44 PM:
1 question. When i use the rand()
function i always get the number 41.
What am i doing wrong?
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11/8/2003 4:18:51 PM:
I found your tutorial to be the best
and easiest to learn. But when are you
going to update it?
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11/18/2003 2:20:32 PM:
i know c well enough and only started
learning c++. this is great work
because it takes you right through from
start to finish. keep it up!
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