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Old 05-Sep-2003, 16:34
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Any tutorials???


Hi,

I was wondering if there is any tutorials out there that can help me learn some programming (im a complete newb. never tried programming but i want to start)
I do web design at the moment but i'd like to start programming too.

So any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
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Get a book. A good one I would suggest is teach your self visual c++ 6.0 in 21 days.
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Hey, welcome to the boards!

I have to admit, a book is the best way of learning C++, it's very hard to find a good tutorial on the net, and keep it going. But a search on Google might come up with something!

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