I want to learn VC, do I want to start with C?

I didn't have to learn C, but I learned C very quickly, I finished C in a month, and then I learned C++ grammar in two weeks.

I suffered a lot from learning VC. I didn't choose a good book, so I bought Visual C++ from beginner to mastery, and that book was the worst VC book I have ever read. There are almost no examples inside, and the best books that were later found are:

VC Tech Insider and MFC Windows Programming. VC Technology Insider is produced by Microsoft, the most authoritative, MFC Windows programming makes an old program written in the United States, translated by Beijing Beyondsoft, and the translation is not bad.

I recommend that when choosing a book, look for books from abroad that we translate. Because the level of original VC books in China is not high. Learn foreign knowledge to increase the knowledge of Chinese.

I have an electronic version of VC Technology Insider 76M here, the source ** CD, 170M, if you need it, I can send it to you.

Microsoft's stuff tends to make people lose sight of the basics.

VB direct to VC is not good.

It is recommended that you learn C first, forget about the integrated development environment, and lay the basics.

Of course, it's okay not to learn C.

No, it's okay to learn C++ directly, we just learn it directly, and some of the syntax of C and C++ is different.

Don't learn C directly, it's better to have an overrun.

vc++ c++

C++ CVC++ is a development environment for the C++ language.

You don't have to. C and C++ are a bit different in thinking.

How to say it, you must know that the Windows system we use now is written in the C language, and the C++ language is developed from the C language, and the programming ideas of its console programs are very similar to the C language, so it is also possible to write a system in the C++ language, and the C++ language has added a new class concept, which makes the C++ more powerful, and it can be said that as long as you can think of the program C++ can be written. VC also includes the Windows standard library MFC, so that you can write programs with a friendly graphical interface.

About the steps of learning C++, first of all, you have to learn to write a console program, that is, the program that runs in a black box, don't think it's ugly, this is a necessary process to train your programming thinking, when you start to learn classes, you can try to write some MFC applets, or even small games, and fully enjoy the fun of programming. Finally, if you want to be a programmer as your job, then learn how to write a system, the simplest of which is a student achievement management system.

There's a lot to learn, data structures, the language itself, software engineering, databases, ......It's hard to say which book to look at, but there are too many similarities in the books nowadays, find a textbook that you have at hand and learn it first, and slowly you will come into contact with some good books, remember, no matter what language you learn, the most important thing is to think more and practice more!

It is mainly used for programming

From the operating system to the math problem, as long as you can think of C++ can be conjured, of course, the premise is that your brain is good, at least you have to write it.

System software, his strength is close to the hardware. High performance. The weakness is that it is cumbersome and complicated to use. Low production efficiency.