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Khanstruct · 01-08-2007, 12:31 AM

Well, I do understand classes. They're basically the objects of object oriented design, right? They can contain variables and functions. Still, I was under the impression that a "." was used for this, or is that only for variables and the "::" is for functions.

Yup, you're right, I have no idea what I'm doing. On the upside; I may have found a programmer! Though I've said that before

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AtomSlap · 01-08-2007, 03:01 PM

The simple projects is what builds your foundation on C++ programming.

Without a stable foundation, your coding will not be all that great.

Personally, I like to type up "simple" 1 hour projects up a few times so It sticks at the back of my mind.

I also like to compare open-source simple games like 'Ping Pong' and 'Tetris' to see If i notice any similarities. There are loads of similarties between games.

As for me, I'm still learning C++, only made simple things like Tetris...Calculator, Calendar. Nothing special.

Maybe in a few months I'll be able to start developing RPGs. Hopeully.

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01-08-2007, 03:01 PM	#12 (permalink)
AtomSlap SuperKenshin's Servent Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,028 Reputation: 32	The simple projects is what builds your foundation on C++ programming. Without a stable foundation, your coding will not be all that great. Personally, I like to type up "simple" 1 hour projects up a few times so It sticks at the back of my mind. I also like to compare open-source simple games like 'Ping Pong' and 'Tetris' to see If i notice any similarities. There are loads of similarties between games. As for me, I'm still learning C++, only made simple things like Tetris...Calculator, Calendar. Nothing special. Maybe in a few months I'll be able to start developing RPGs. Hopeully.