What is the use of studying VC? Thank you Ra Zhen .

A simple sentence makes you stand on the shoulders of giants hehe.

Let's say you want to write a window in C? Can't write, right?

Write a control? It's not easy to write, right?

You can do this well in VC++ with the classes provided by MFC.

Or Win32 API You can easily make the framework of your favorite Windows program, which can avoid programmers wasting a lot of time on some repetitive **.

This is a very difficult question, I have been using C language and VC since 2000, and I have been using it for ten years now, including work, but I also feel that I have not learned well. It can only be said that it is more proficient than not being able to use it. Talk to yourself about the way if you do it better.

1. Interest, only by doing what you are interested in, can you succeed more easily, if you are interested in it, then it is easier for you to spend time than others to do it, then naturally you can go deeper and deeper. This is the most basic, and the same is true for engaging in software, if you lose interest, then** it looks like boring classical Chinese. I can't talk about school at all.

How to cultivate interest, I'll give you a little experience on this. "Use software to create" to help you solve a little practical thing, such as Tetris I used to like to play, and then I made one with VC, similar, I have done a lot of small games, and when I do more, I will naturally get started and become proficient.

2. Hard work, in fact, the difference between people's intelligence is really not big, the colleagues around me are graduate students or something, each person is much dumber than you, and if you want to do better than others, you have to work more overtime, read more, debug more, and design more. A hard work is a harvest, here is very fair in coding, how much you pay is proportional to your harvest.

There are many others, and I will give you these two points. Thank you!

2.Computer science is a very boring major, but as long as you work hard, you will find the fun.

3.Remember: tall buildings rise from the ground! The foundation is very important, especially the professional foundation courses, and only by laying a good foundation can you learn more deeply.

Language is the foundation and is very important, if you don't learn C language well, then you can't learn any high-level language well.

6.Please study the professional courses "Data Structure" and "Principles of Computer Composition" first, don't just hold a VC at the beginning, you can't even figure out the object orientation, and it is useless to look at VC.

7.Once you have a certain understanding of programming, you can learn C++. (It's C++ instead of VC, and these two are two different things.)

C++ is a language, and the VC tutorial is to explain how to use the MFC library, and learning VC should be based on a good understanding of C++. If you read VC's books, you can't learn the C++ language. ）

8.The secret to learning programming is: programming, programming, and reprogramming;