C, Borland C, C++, C#??????????

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• stober

  February 2003

  : I'm not sure how 2 even begin learning this language! I know alittle C,
  : but I don't know if it's C, Borland C, C++...
  : Can any1 help?
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  : [b][red]Dragon[/red][purple]storM[/purple][/b]
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  buy an introduction to C++ book at your local book store. One of the Teach Yourself books is a good start. Of course you will need a C++ compiler. There are a couple good free compilers. Bloodshed Dev-C is probably one of the best free ones at: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/index.html
  
  
• Zell1388

  February 2003

  : : I'm not sure how 2 even begin learning this language! I know alittle C,
  : : but I don't know if it's C, Borland C, C++...
  : : Can any1 help?
  : :
  : : [b][red]Dragon[/red][purple]storM[/purple][/b]
  : :
  :
  : buy an introduction to C++ book at your local book store. One of the Teach Yourself books is a good start. Of course you will need a C++ compiler. There are a couple good free compilers. Bloodshed Dev-C is probably one of the best free ones at: http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/index.html
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  C and Borland C are virtually the same thing. The only difference is that it isn't 100% compatable with some of the other compilers such as Watcom, Visual C/C++, DJGPP, and others.
  
  
• yuu_hui

  February 2003

  in C... use
  scanf("%d",&variabel);
  printf("variabel = %d ",variabel);
  
  in C++... use
  cin>>variabel;
  cout<<"variabel = "<<variabel;