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noticed some one mentioned about Sams teach yourself c++ in 10 minutes, just wondering why no body recommend its cousin: Sams teach yourself c++ in 21 days by the same author: Jesse Liberty a great book for beginners, if you have the time to read through the whole book. It …

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I created a program that uses a friend function to access the private member variabls, it runs perfectly in Shedblood Dev-C++, but when i use Microsoft Visual C++ 6 to compile it, the compiler tell me that "the function is not allowed to access private members." Does this mean that …

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Does the system ("cls") method work in windows 2k, because in my memory, "cls" is a DOS command and win 2k is not built on DOS.

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How can i create a directory in c++ other than writing [CODE]system ("md directory");[/CODE]

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Hello, i'm a novice who have some ideas of the basic concepts and some advanced topics like templates and exception handling. I now want to improve my programming skills. I would very appreciate if anyone could recommend some good books to me. :)

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I've ever created such a program, but i'm not sure if i've deleted it. I created it with a couple of switch statements that convert single digits into words. This is quite tedious, but i really can't think of any better way of doing it.

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I wanna create an array whose size would be determined by a variable, but i when i write the following, i got an error int main () { int a; std::cin >> a; int intArray [a]; return 0; } the error is "an constant expected".

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There used to be a a clrscr () function in conio.h include file which clears the screen, but this function is not in the conio.h file in visual C++ 6. How can i clear the screen without clrscr()?

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