from where to start VC++ 1

[rpk2006]

Hi,
I am a beginer. Please suggest some good links and books to start Visual C++. There is always a new solution for the same problem.

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[qednick]

One of the best books for starters with VC++ is the Sam's Teach Yourself range (ie. 24 hours/21 days). If you don't know any C/C++ language at all then I would suggest reading something like "C++ for Dummies" first.

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[BadReligion1488]

You might want to look at some ideas of programs. Once you have one start coding it and get help on it. Perhaps look at other peoples code at

http://Planet-source-code.com

and go through programs to see what things do. A good coder will have good commenting to help you.......other than that...buy a book......by Bjarne or something

 

[mfcexpert]

I've found "Using Visual C++ 6" by Jon Bates and Tim Tomkins gets you launched into fairly impressive-looking stuff without too much theory. It certainly gives you an encouraging start!

The ISBN is 0-7897-1635-6.

However, getting good at Visual C++ is always going to be hard work as I know to my cost.