C++
C++ is a very fast and powerful language. I assume you want to start learning C++ because you are reading this page. So let’s begin.
You will need a C++ compiler for this. I recommend Dev C++ to begin with, and then you may want to purchase a better one, such as Microsoft Visual C++.
For a good C++ tutorial and reference site, I recommend cplusplus.com.
Hopefully that will be enough to get you started.
I’m more of an algorithmic person, so I’ll add programming algorithms in C++ here over time.
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on September 1st, 2007 at 7:35 pm
Why do you recommend Dev C++? It’s full of bugs and won’t be developed any further. I recommend the free express edition of Microsoft Visual Studio (C++).
on September 3rd, 2007 at 9:09 pm
Dev C++ is relatively very small, and pretty easy to use. I recommend it for those just starting out. It does just about everything a beginner would need, so no need to use large amounts of disk space to experiment or dabble in C++.
I also recommend MSVS products, but they are rather large.