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Yay C++
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[code]#include

void main() {
const int iAmountOfArrays(200);
int iaByteArray[iAmountOfArrays];
int iCurrentLoop(0);
int iSearchArray;
bool bValidArray;

while (iCurrentLoop < iAmountOfArrays) {
std::cout
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#2
Tony Wrote:It's actually fun to touch another language.

YOU FUCKING LIE.
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#3
Acruno Wrote:
Tony Wrote:It's actually fun to touch another language.

YOU FUCKING LIE.

:lol: No, really. It's not like I never touched C++ before though, it's just I understand it better now.
Comparing to VB6 I just went straight off to the source.. without tutorials, books or anything that regarded
learning VB6. So I had alot of knowledge gaps, probably still do. Fresh starts are great.
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#4
You can post your c++ stuff in the General section of Programmers Haven.
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Dugor Wrote:You can post your c++ stuff in the General section of Programmers Haven.

Oh alright, just wanted to ask though.. in C++ is namespace the same as types in VB6?
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#6
Moved to correct section.
Quote:Robin:
Why aren't maps and shit loaded up in a dynamic array?
Jacob:
the 4 people that know how are lazy
Robin:
Who are those 4 people?
Jacob:
um
you, me, and 2 others?
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Tony Wrote:
Dugor Wrote:You can post your c++ stuff in the General section of Programmers Haven.

Oh alright, just wanted to ask though.. in C++ is namespace the same as types in VB6?
No.
Namespaces:
"In general, a namespace is an abstract container providing context for the items (names, or technical terms, or words) it holds and allowing disambiguation of items having the same name (residing in different namespaces)." by Wikipedia

Types are more like structs in C/C++.
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#8
Namespace is like class module referencing?
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#9
Tony,
what compiler are you using?
Thanks.
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#10
VS Express
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#11
I use Dev-C++ Big Grin
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