Skeem, do u have any ebooks about borland's deplhi? i would kinda like to learn that because its cooller then Vb and easier then C++ then i could go on the learn borland C++

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Maybe double check you have "Adobe PDF Reader".

EDIT: Just a question...how would you guys rate C# as a language?

I don't see it as a language at all. I see it as a bastard COPY of a language that really adds nothing new that couldn't have been used to upgrade the original. It is in itself not a new language except for the fact that in its creation people changed the method calls to a lot of things. Its creation was based on the concept of "OMG I NEED +REP!" so it's author added some things, changed others,, and now wants respect for not actually doing much of anything.

It does have its uses however,, but sadly I've yet to find 1 instance where I've ever needed to take advantage over them because c++ was unable to do the exact same thing.

For the sake of consistancy and the practice of a better/true language,,, I'd stick with C or C++. As stated before they both suffer from overflows BUT whose fault is that? Yours! C and C++ are generally the same thing except C++ is a more general, easier to use form of the language taking away all of the options available to you by assuming you want to use the option that is used 95% of the time. In C you'd have to tell the compiler which options to use over and over even if they are the same ones each time. A tad more involved BUT a lot more powerful. Think of difference between to 2 as a manual transmission(C) vs an automatic(C++). One waits and expects you to tell it what to do each time and the other assumes and does it for you.

Thank you for sharing the book with me and others who will view this thread. This thread is horribly outdated and not very detailed, I'm going to create a new thread that's much more detailed for C++ in the near future.