Hand book for programing

Posted Date: 18 Aug 2012 Posted By:: Aamir Shahzad

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Hi Members

I want to learn basic element of .NET and C++ so please suggest me which is best book for learning where i can learn basic things like If I want to know the purpose of


1.#include<iostream.h>

2.# include<conio.h>

these above code is the example of the words which is using in different programing.but i want to know the basic meaning and reason.
The basic reason why we use this word in this program when we write a program.So kindly Suggest basic learning book for beginners.
your suggest is very important for me.

Keep continue your work in life then you be on the top.

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Aamir
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#684687 Author: Prasad kulkarni Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 8 Date: 18/Aug/2012 Rating: Points: 1
you can refer some books like 1. visual studio 2010 complete reference check following links which helps you more http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/training/vstudio.aspx http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/training/format-books.aspx Thanks Koolprasd2003 [DotNetSpider MVM]

#684701 Author: Asheej T K Member Level: Diamond Member Rank: 2 Date: 18/Aug/2012 Rating: Points: 3
Hi, If you are very new to .NET then go through our tutorials which is created for beginners. Install visual studio in your system and practice everything you learn from our tutorials. Also DotNetSpider is a forum to ask .NET and other microsoft related questions, there are many c++ forums, you may find such forums to ask c++ questions. Regards, Asheej T K Microsoft MVP[ASP.NET/IIS] DotNetSpider MVM Dotnet Galaxy

#695095 Author: Phagu Mahato Member Level: Gold Member Rank: 69 Date: 20/Nov/2012 Rating: Points: 2
you can use online website to learning programming in >net and C++. There are various features of >net and C++ for example . Object oriented programing system Like encapsulation polymorphism and abstraction. you can also use forum section and spiders sides to gaining good section of .net and c++.

#698843 Author: Ramesh Deora Member Level: Silver Member Rank: 1044 Date: 24/Dec/2012 Rating: Points: 4
Mr. Aamir, I'll try to help you out in understanding the meaning of those code lines. '#' symbol is called pre-processor and #include is termed as a preprocessor directive, which is used to load files. the file name is specified b/w these angular brackets < > you can use " " instead of < > but you must ensure that the file (which you're including in your program) must be in the same directory where the actual/current program file is stored. now the question arises that why i need to include these files. these files contains the definitions of the functions which are being used in your program. If you will not include them, may not compile successfully. Let us take an real life example. If you do not posses the knowledge of accounts and somebody ask you that what is the difference b/w assets and liabilities? You cannot answer. If will be able to answer only when you go through the books of account or that particular context. Similarly your program does not know what cout do what cin do. Therefore you need to include the the input output file which is iostream.h I hope this example will help you to understand. If still you have any doubt please feel free to ask. Keep Exploring in the treasure of knowledge. Thanks and Regards Ramesh Deora DotNetTreasure

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