What type of program are you trying to make? Provide more details and you'll receive more help from everyone.
I found the express versions of visual studio is a good start - and they're free. If you have a background with C, C# is a good place to begin. There are a number of books available - the Murach (murach.com) and Microsoft books (mspress.com) are good. Are you a self starter or might you need formal training ?
I have already installed Visual Studio express edition on my pc, but i cant use it, because i dont know how to code in C++, Anyone please give me an advice on where should i start to learn how to code in C++ and how to use visual studio. i really want to learn the language. Please help me.
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I found this site to be invaluable. They have short self-paced videos ranging from beginner to advanced with C# and VB.
learnvisualstudio.net
I already have a subscription and I can ask if I can send you one of their videos. There is a subscription fee.
I don't know if I would spend much time with C++ (maybe you meant C# ?). With your background in assembler, it should not be difficult to pick up a high-level language -- in fact, it will be easier.
Good luck - happy programming
and onother thing, do msdn not included when i installed the visual basic Express edition? because i cant compile the program i have created on C++, a message box appears and told me that i need to install msdn to compile.
If you already have done some work with C++, going to C# is not difficult. When you install the express edition, there are a number of examples both on the web and the help files. I think microsoft has a site of sample applications. Just have to jump in - the water is a little cold at first but you get used to it
I think you did good choosing C-based language. Specially C++. Start writing console applications too learn the language. You should learn it first and have a good understanding of classes, inheritance, specially pointers. Those things are now everywhere. Later it will be easy to move to another language like C# and to start writing in .NET. But whatever language you choose there are the same rules you should understand. I think C# is most productive for .NET and you shouldn't use it as a first language. Try C++.
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thanks guys! but i'll try to learn C++ first to serve as my foundtion in highlevel programming, becouse i dont think im ready for C# for now. but after i learn C++ then i'll try to learn C#.
thanks a lot Wurrdush! codeproject.com is a verry good site, so i joined it.
Thanks for the help!
hey guys!
thanks for all the comments and sudgestions!
thanks god there are people like you guys.
thank you for helping!!!!!!!!
