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--- Quote from: heedicalking on August 21, 2009, 03:26:02 PM ---I have Visual Studio C++ but I cannot find the Build button.

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Read tutorials. Don't start with any projects that put you in over your head. As Skele said, start with hello world, I/O, and math problems.

Dropshock:

I know the basics of C++, But now I  want a GUI. I cant get one because every tutorial i found gives me build errors when i try to use the example code for reference D:

Skele:

Make sure when you make a project you make a Win32 console application. When it gets to the Application Wizard right after make sure to go next and select empty project.

EDIT: Also, I recommend starting with something like C. I started on C++ and it was somewhat confusing. After learning C in first year college I understood more about where some of the more advanced C++ stuff came from.

Kalphiter:


--- Quote from: Skele on August 21, 2009, 03:46:25 PM ---After learning C in first year college I understood more about where some of the more advanced C++ most languages stuff came from.

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Fixed

Skele:

Point of it was that C is probably a better first step. :o

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