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creative
11-28-2005, 18:51
hi all I want the learning c++ for syabiam mobiles and ı dont find the e-books. I see dats books in the microsoft webpage but I cant find thr free book;) ;) pls help How I can find a book for sybiam OS Langue?****
[c]Cinek
12-07-2005, 17:48
First U must learn standard C++ and get more info about class etc. (6~10month experiences in advanced programming in C++) then U read small info about borland & symbian and woila ;)
dont forget http://www.forum.nokia.com
:)
rash.m2k
12-25-2005, 14:10
Try some of the for dummies books. They are pretty good.
I'm currently learning Java. Next year I gonna be learning C and then C++. ;)
C is quite important for programming PIC's and other hardware based stuff.
flyingdoctor
12-25-2005, 19:42
Asthe others say you need to learn the basics of C++ and the advaced stuff with object orientated programming. The good thing with this language once you have learnt it you can use it to programm on any platform as it is a high level language i.e. linux, windows and symbian. I am learning assembly dut that is differant ball game as you have to learn differant code for each platform. Assembly is one level up from binery of hex code. Bin code uses just 1 and 0 and hex has 16 differant types of digets the first 9 being as you would see in normal decimal but 10 = A, 11 = B, 12 = C, 13 = D, 14 = E, 15 = F. So therefore 16 = 10 then 26 = 1A.
You will learn by searching and you search to learn that's your start
Salam
rash.m2k
12-31-2005, 19:50
Asthe others say you need to learn the basics of C++ and the advaced stuff with object orientated programming. The good thing with this language once you have learnt it you can use it to programm on any platform as it is a high level language i.e. linux, windows and symbian. I am learning assembly dut that is differant ball game as you have to learn differant code for each platform. Assembly is one level up from binery of hex code. Bin code uses just 1 and 0 and hex has 16 differant types of digets the first 9 being as you would see in normal decimal but 10 = A, 11 = B, 12 = C, 13 = D, 14 = E, 15 = F. So therefore 16 = 10 then 26 = 1A.
Yeah I'm learning assemly as well, ARM actually and also have abit of experience in x86 the codes are quite similar actually, you just need to know what they stand for.
Love assembly it's great cos not every tom, dick and harry can program in it.
Like you see with Java and VB