| Lauke (8) | |
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Hi guys i started the C++ programming some day ago, I started my programming path with java, (i needed to learn it cause my university required it) but now i would like to learn C++ programming...so here is my first question in this forum... Does exist some tutorials or documentations about the main differences between Java and C++? P.S. forgive me for my english but i'm italian :P | |
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| Jeff HS (71) | |
| google.com | |
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| Lauke (8) | |
| Something more? (leaving google search...) | |
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| Jeff HS (71) | |
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Try this at your favorite book store: C++ for java programmers Im sure i have seen some books going by that name. You may also Google for it. | |
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| metalmop (21) | |
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this website has a great tutorial and is a very good reference, however, it isn't targeted at people who come from other programming languages, so it may be better to use the above solution. hope this helps | |
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| Duoas (6752) | |
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When learning to program in a new language it is usually best to forget trying to compare it to other languages. When learning Java, do things the Java way. When learning C++, do things the C++ way. Every language has strengths and weaknesses, and a particular way of thinking about the program. It will just cause problems to try to fit one language's way of thinking on to another. Hope this helps. | |
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| Lauke (8) | |
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I see...let's try in another way, the best way to learn a programming language is to proceed by example...can you write a function for me? "write the code of a function C++ that extracts from a matrix an array formed by the elements of the matrix's first line passed by argoment to the function" | |
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