And dont worry! I have Mustang's as a category!
O/T need opinion for c++ :)
I have to write a program for a trivia game, nothin complicated but I need a few ideas for Catergoy type questions
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#define CATEGORY_TYPE_65_66_MUSTANGS 0
#define CATEGORY_TYPE_67_68_MUSTANGS 1
#define CATEGORY_TYPE_69_70_MUSTANGS 2
#define CATEGORY_TYPE_71_73_MUSTANGS 3
#define NUM_CATEGORIES 4
for (int nCat=0;nCat<NUM_CATEGORIES;nCat++)
{
switch (nCat)
{
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_65_66_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_67_68_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_69_70_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_71_73_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
}
}
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#define CATEGORY_TYPE_67_68_MUSTANGS 1
#define CATEGORY_TYPE_69_70_MUSTANGS 2
#define CATEGORY_TYPE_71_73_MUSTANGS 3
#define NUM_CATEGORIES 4
for (int nCat=0;nCat<NUM_CATEGORIES;nCat++)
{
switch (nCat)
{
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_65_66_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_67_68_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_69_70_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
case(CATEGORY_TYPE_71_73_MUSTANGS)
// Questions
break;
}
}
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Heh, thats a little more like C than C++, for C++ you'd want to use a virtual method and dynmically resolve the category <G> ... its been a while, I'm all Java these days.
Well perhaps:
1) Is C++ a strongly typed language? (no)
2) Does C++ support operator overloading? (yes)
3) Does C++ support multiple inheritence? (yes)
Which are pretty basic, but for trickier questions, perhaps something like (which is always good for a laugh besides):
4) Whats the mechanism called for allowing one class to access a private member of another class? (friendship)
Etc ... you could always use your friendly C++ FAQ directly for a good trivia source.
1) Is C++ a strongly typed language? (no)
2) Does C++ support operator overloading? (yes)
3) Does C++ support multiple inheritence? (yes)
Which are pretty basic, but for trickier questions, perhaps something like (which is always good for a laugh besides):
4) Whats the mechanism called for allowing one class to access a private member of another class? (friendship)
Etc ... you could always use your friendly C++ FAQ directly for a good trivia source.
Heh my C/and C ++ skills are decent... I can write this program... but im school level so it wont be spectacular /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
We just started Java today, seems to be fairly simple, but its the first day of it.
We just started Java today, seems to be fairly simple, but its the first day of it.
Ya, I've been there myself. Had to suffer through a couple terms of COBOL/RPG even, what a complete waste of time that was /forums/images/icons/smile.gif.
Ah well, if you can learn C++ well (and I mean understand the reasons *why* multiple inheritence needs to be resolved explicitly, where we use virtuality, etc), then you will not have a problem with most any language you encounter afterwards.
IMO its not soo much how many languages you learn as how well you learn one. Its almost like theres a glass ceiling, and you need to learn one language better in order to grow in the others .. blah blah ...
Anyhow, have fun with Java /forums/images/icons/smile.gif. I love it and won't even give C/C++ a second look any longer -- STL or no.
BTW : www.javagaming.com and www.javaworld.com are great resources!
Ah well, if you can learn C++ well (and I mean understand the reasons *why* multiple inheritence needs to be resolved explicitly, where we use virtuality, etc), then you will not have a problem with most any language you encounter afterwards.
IMO its not soo much how many languages you learn as how well you learn one. Its almost like theres a glass ceiling, and you need to learn one language better in order to grow in the others .. blah blah ...
Anyhow, have fun with Java /forums/images/icons/smile.gif. I love it and won't even give C/C++ a second look any longer -- STL or no.
BTW : www.javagaming.com and www.javaworld.com are great resources!
Does C++ make people big cash? Is it brain racking?
from what I hear, Also im hearing that ASP is doing well in web/database development
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Does C++ make people big cash?
It's a pretty major language in the computer business, especially for any kind of application development. Many modern OSs are also heavily laden with c++.
Is it brain racking?
I don't know about brain racking -- I think the hardest part is thinking in terms of object design, instead of monolithic design. This applies to any object-oriented language.
I'm in the Objective-C camp myself (by necessity) but have done c++ in the distant past.
It's a pretty major language in the computer business, especially for any kind of application development. Many modern OSs are also heavily laden with c++.
Is it brain racking?
I don't know about brain racking -- I think the hardest part is thinking in terms of object design, instead of monolithic design. This applies to any object-oriented language.
I'm in the Objective-C camp myself (by necessity) but have done c++ in the distant past.
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