Question

C++ is the DAD OF THE PROGRAMMING WOLRD YEA!

Answer 1

YEA!

Answer 2

But not GODFATHER :D
Python the GODFATHER of PROGRAMMING LANG

Answer 3

:D ^^ but anyway there are over 1.000.000 professional libraries written for ^C++ u can use them :D

Answer 4

I got a C++ book from the library, and it was sooo boring. I got to thinking that that is what textbased roleplaying games were programed in :)

Answer 5

Yes, C++ is like you dream in what ever you want and C++ say it's possible :D

Answer 6

com'on amistre, learn C++ and you will se how fascinating its... its like a miracle ! :D i coded some agmes on it, and it was really a funny experience :D

Answer 7

i can learn the syntax, but I doubt it has anything new to offer to augment my innate abilities :)

Answer 8

well lol :) you remember the rotate algorithm that you made :) or the collapsion test, there ar emany things harder so it will really improve your innate abilities :) i think to code 3d in C++ willbe a challange :D

Answer 9

coding 3d in any language is a challenge :)

Answer 10

well com'on just learn it ^^ C++ is the best one :D and there are many usefull libraries in C++ like OpenGL or Allegro so none of the other languages can not equal with C++ ^^

Answer 11

wow are you wiriting a novel?

Answer 12

its a requirement for my Masters in Math, so I am going to have to at least dredge my way thru the class of this is how we say "hello world":

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>

void main()
{
cout<<"Hello World!";
}

Answer 13

nice beginning but u suld add the system("PAUSE"); to the end of your code before the } because it will make the code stop and let the user read hello world :D xd

and here is a simple solution of algoritmh question : write the sum of the numbert from 0 to 100

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>

using namespace std;

void main()
{
int sum
for (int i = 0, i > 100,i++)
{
sum+=i;
cout<<sum;
}
}

Answer 14

well C++ is pretty awesome and all that, but C# is that mixed with oher bunches of stuff, is like Java for .Net programmers, also, C++ is straight to the point, but sometimes yo can do something in C# or other languages, and in a easier and understandable way, no round arounds and hammering :D

Answer 15

It's more of a question of which industries are hiring and what languages are used in what industries.

Java is popular with large corporations & financial companies.
.NET technologies (C#, ASP.NET) are more popular in the mid-market and with some ISVs.
C is still going strong in the embedded/systems space.
C++ lingers here and there, though has largely been replaced by Java or .NET stuff.

No one uses exclusively J2SE. J2EE is basically what 90% of people mean when they say "Java". J2ME is restricted to companies working in the mobile phone space.

Ruby (& Rails) is popular with web design shops, like PHP or ASP.NET, etc. Web design shops form their own little world overlapping software development proper.
But if you want to be a developer, language isn't really the primary decision point.

If you're starting now and learn any discipline from scratch, I don't know what to tell you. Academically, forget the languages and learn the paradigms (procedural programming, functional programming, object-oriented programming).

Answer 16

fr33 i had experience with C#, i code many 2d game son it :D andits more usefull for simple games, but the main problem is that, if you try to code 3d world in C#, XNA , you will fail.... it won't be as good as in C++ ^^ OPENGL ownz about it^^

Answer 17

and ravi is right, ^^