ın week 1 you will get a start on learning how to write windows programs in c++. the c++ language is not an easy language to learn. ıt is, however, the standard programming language in many corporations and governments around the world.
learning c++ might not be the easiest task you could attempt to tackle, but it should be very rewarding,both intellectually, and, eventually, monetarily.your first four days will be spent learning about the basics of the c++ language.
as you work through the first four chapters, you will write simple test programs, each of which will help you solidify a particular feature of the c++ language.
ı warn you, though, that these programs will probably not be the type of program that you purchased c++builder to write. the test programs for the first four days will be console applications. these programs work just like dos programs.
they won’t have any flash or glitter. you probably won’t be terribly impressed. these programs will,however, help to teach you the basics of c++, and that is what the first four days of this bookare about.starting on day 5 you’ll begin to learn about some of the things that make the visual programming aspect of c++builder the great tool that it is.
we will talk about frameworks and what a framework means to you as a windows programmer.
on day 5 you will build a simple test program using c++builder’s visual programming tools. after that we will spend a couple days going over the c++builder ıde so that you can become familiar with how the entire c++builder ıde works together to make your programming tasks easier.
this is where things start to get more interesting. you will get an opportunity to write some working windows programs in the last part of this first week. so, with that in mind, let’s get to it.
