Learning C++! :D

[dkamm65]

Tell me how this works.

This is script, not code.

[Ad Bot]

[Tyler66]

Right now your doing simple stuff. Things will get a whole lot harder when you start making things that are actually useful.
I thought you knew VisualBasic.

Kinda the same thing. What I meant by Basic was the third generation of Basic.

[Jasa1]

I have never seen C++ code.
I had no idea it looked that much like Torque Script

[MegaScientifical]

This is script, not code.

Difference? o.o

[Legodude77]

Whats the book called that your reading?

[MegaScientifical]

Whats the book called that your reading?

The forums isn't a book. o.o

[pecon98]

I have a book on C++ that I have been meaning to learn from for over a year, I do not have nearly enough freetime to use it.

[Zuero]

Whats the book called that your reading?

SAMS Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days Fourth Edition by Jesse Liberty

[Legodude77]

The forums isn't a book. o.o

i know
this book said i will learn it in 21 days and im on day 4

[Zuero]

going to continue on the book

[dkamm65]

Difference? o.o

Script is language tells a program what functions to use to get the desired effect in the software. For example, the script you posted tell Amnesia's engine what elements to load within the map, and what events occur.

C++ code is the language that tells the program how to function. This would be the source code that makes the engine function in the first place, assuming Amnesia's engine was written in C++.

[Headcrab Zombie]

Good luck on it.

The most recent thing was a remake of my Blockland chatbot.
And not one of those learning exercise "If i say exactly this phrase, then the chatbot says exactly this phrase," it learns everything from external sources and constructs somewhat decent random sentences.

Also, a tip. If you type 'using namespace std;' after the #includes you won't have to type std:: before every cout/cin/many other things you haven't learned yet.

[Zuero]

Good luck on it.

The most recent thing was a remake of my Blockland chatbot.
And not one of those learning exercise "If i say exactly this phrase, then the chatbot says exactly this phrase," it learns everything from external sources and constructs somewhat decent random sentences.

Also, a tip. If you type 'using namespace std;' after the #includes you won't have to type std:: before every cout/cin/many other things you haven't learned yet.

i know about the namespace thing
i just dont use it

[SeventhSandwich]

i know about the namespace thing
i just dont use it

then you are horribly inefficient

[Kilser]

:D