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@submeyar, Well, I visited the site you are referring to and saw this answer there:
Do I need to know C to learn C++?
No. C++ is a superset of C; (almost) anything you can do in C, you can do in C++. If you already know C, you will easily adapt to the object-oriented features of C++. If you don’t know C, you will have to learn the syntax of C-style languages while learning C++, but you shouldn’t have any conceptual difficulties.
that answer tells it all.
The best way is to learn C and then C++ [period]
@RoboCop, Glad to know that we at Technotip IT Solutions and Training Center could help you in learning computer programs.
@submeyar, I think a teacher could save you a lot of time, as he imparts his knowledge and programming expertise / experience to you. But I think spoon feeding will diminish your logical thinking capability, which is one of the major component for a effective programmer.
So better, learn on your own. Refer books. Participate on the forum. Try to help other people too with whatever you know. This way you would develop more skills. Together we can learn more.
“If two people exchange $1, both will have $1 each. But if they exchange 1 idea, both will have 2 ideas each”.
Get involved. Teach others whatever you learn. Share on the forum. Learn from others. Just reading won’t help, you have to practice by typing and running the program. Copy Paste won’t help ;-)
Starting with C is best. As you would learn the basics of programming and the way computer programs work: the building blocks.
If you know C, it would be easy to understand the concepts present in C++. If you directly jump into C++ it would be like throwing someone into ocean inorder to train him/her to swim!
So its a better approach to learn C first, later learn the object oriented concepts and the representation of real world problems in programmatic way in C++, which would help you to understand and make use of Java components and other features present in Java to solve real world problems
Hope you’re asking about adding a profile picture. If so, do as directed here Your Profile Picture In This Forum: Gravatar
Goto http://www.facebook.com/about/timeline URL and click on “Get Timeline” button.
Now, log out of your Facebook account. Delete the browser cache and login again to get the new timeline feature of Facebook.
Let me explain with phpmyadmin interface:
Start your xamp or wamp server software.
Right click to get a pop up menu, which has phpmyadmin interface link.
On the left hand side ( in wamp ) you can see the list of databases you have created. Click or select the one you want to modify/update.
Select the table and then the field you want to modify.
Click on the Structure tab, there you can see key icon and pencil icon.
Click on key icon to make the field primary key.
Now click on pencil icon to edit the field, later you can see the AUTO_INCREMENT field. Click on the check box / select and make sure to SAVE it.
Now, the auto_increment can be checked by inserting some more records.
Yes as you said, Personal Home Page is what it was called previously.
But was changed to PHP Hypertext Preprocessor along the lines of GNU.. which stands for ( GNU = GNU’s Not Unix )So PHP stands for ( PHP = PHP Hypertext Preprocessor )
Its a recursive naming convention.
Yes. as you rightly said, people won’t be motivated enough to go out and drop a DD or cheque to buy a digital product like an ebook yet: atleast in India.
Also look at Citi Bank payment gateway options too http://www.online.citibank.co.in/portal/cpg/ecomm-faq.htm
But I would recommend going with ccavenue by somehow convincing them.
hmm.. I could select INDIA while adding my credit card.
I’ve not signed up for http://checkout.google.com/seller
I signed up for Google Wallet.