Am 24 Apr 97 22:53:28 Andre Liem wrote to All regarding 

AL> Hi I've wrote a few messages about how to learn C++.  Anyways I haven't
AL> progressed a whole lot lately because of lack of interest but mainly 
AL> time.  I usually force myself to learn... but it gets so damn boring.  I 
AL> am though going to a comp camp to learn how to make games.  Anyways does 
AL> anybody know a interesting way to learn C++?  Like slowly build a 
AL> program with the basics then keep adding on to it with more advance 
AL> stuff?  Because all I've been doing is
AL> reading and reading and maybe trying out a few things with Borland.  In
AL> comparison HTML is fun to learn because (well it's easy) but because you 
AL> get to design something and see the progress which promotes youself to 
AL> keep learning new stuff.  So anyways how can I make C++ interesting for 
AL> myself?  Did you guys/gals just read and with all the knowledge try it 
AL> all out?  Or did you guess/test/read and make some cool small basic 
AL> programs to make it a bit more fun?
Writing HTML code is very easy and fun because you can get a result quickly,
developing complex programs sometimes make's me wanna through my PC out the
window.
I'm studying C at the moment and a little bit of C++, I found it easyier to
study in a 'clear' environment with a cup of coffee at hand. I always in my 
mind
think that by studying more I'll get my course completed quicker and I can 
start
writting excelent programs games etc, but that's not the case a good 
programmer
is someone that's been writing code for a long time...
Have a nice day, Quintin.
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