Gaming Developing where too start?

[yesjohn]

I want too start with developing but i don't know where too start. I want too develop in C++. Can someone give me a good tutorial. I'm learning fast

 

[mkoo]

Starting with Java or C# is usually recommended.

 

[yesjohn]

I never did it before so i listen to all of you. Do you have a link for me?

 

[Wabsta]

I never did it before so i listen to all of you. Do you have a link for me?

Yea, www.google.com

Cmon.. What do you think? That we give you a link that magicly teaches you how to develop?

 

[chrisman01]

I learned with Visual Basic C++

There are plenty of ways to get it for free, some legal, others... not so much

 

[Keeley]

cplusplus.com is usually a good start for reading, or go to 3dbuzz and watch the C++ VTMs which I would recommend, they are great at explaining things and its kinda funny...

 

[Lanulus]

I'd recommend starting with C instead of C++, but that's personal preference. The best resource for learning C is without a doubt Kernighan's "C Programming Language." If you're still intent on learning C++, then check out C++ Primer Plus. You can also learn quite a bit from CarlH's programming lessons that you wont learn from either of those books, although I'm fairly certain that he also focuses his lessons on C.

 

[zhuzhuchina]

isn't c too old ? now most site usb php or asp

 

[Rydian]

isn't c too old ? now most site usb php or asp

Disregard that.

PHP and ASP are interpreted languages meant to be run on a webserver, C and C++ are compiled languages meant to create standalone programs.
They're entirely different categories, and age of a programming language doesn't mean crap.
Programming languages don't go out of style, they don't spoil, age means crap.

 

[Joe88]

tell that to PASCAL, Cobol, and the 50+ other languages that are dead and outdated and got replaced by new languages

C is dying out, C++ is still rampant and popular, C# hasnt taken over yet but will eventually

 

[Rydian]

They didn't die due to age, they died due to other factors, mostly being too specifically-targeted, or lacking newer features, while stuff like BASIC (which predates both Pascal and C) is still around in various forms.

If a language no longer has any use or has been superseded by something better, it will die. It won't die of purely old age.

 

[yesjohn]

I never did it before so i listen to all of you. Do you have a link for me?

Yea, www.google.com

Cmon.. What do you think? That we give you a link that magicly teaches you how to develop?

I have too start with something.
And thank you all

 

[Raki]

I learned with Visual Basic C++

There are plenty of ways to get it for free, some legal, others... not so much

please define Visual Basic C++.

there's Visual Basic and Visual C++...