Hey, im Keith and im 15 years old. I like computers alot and im pretty good at making websites, so this year i signed up for computer science. Our teacher is teaching us how to wrote programs using C++ and i love it, but i was wondering, why are they teaching us C++ when Java is alot more powerful and you can do alot more with it? Please correct me if im wrong, im new to the code language world :D.
Also, i was wondering if you can make cool graphics programs with C++ or only crappy triangles like we are learning? ( :-| )
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Jump to PostGreetings kppowell,
I'm glad you have asked this question. Here is a detailed explanation between the differences of the two languages:
Differences between C++ and Java
Although the Java language is modeled on C++, it has several fundamental differences. It is important to keep in mind (for now) …
Jump to PostAh,
Glad to be of assistance.
> i dont think it recognized #include <iostream.h>
I've heard this from alot of programmers before. Though there is a difference between <iostream.h> and <iostream>.Difference between iostream.h and iostream
iostream is somewhat more restrictive than the older iostream.h. One would possibly …
Jump to Postbecause c,c++ are the languages which are the base for learning other languages
Just over a week late or I could have celebrated my previous post's anniversary !! Leave this thread alone, it's too old now.
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Two very well written post, many thanks!
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don't bump old threads
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Did you read the prior 2 posts?
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