Path to "re-learn" C/C++?

[ugh]

Hi all,

I've been wanting to re-learn C/C++ ever since I've lost touch with it nearly 2 years ago. It was during my uni days... So... However, I've been coding using Java for quite some time. I'm wondering if someone could point me to a path where I can learn C/C++ again; be it on UNIX or Windows platform.

TIA.

 

[ys]

Why would you want to go backwards into the mess? I am glad I don't have to touch C/C++ since the first day I typed import java.util.*;

 

[ugh]

<< Why would you want to go backwards into the mess? I am glad I don't have to touch C/C++ since the first day I typed import java.util.*; >>


It's the mess which I'm interested in Unlike you, I regret that I didn't re-touch C/C++

 

[n0cmonkey]

Download some OpenBSD or Linux code and start reading.

 

[GiLtY]

I don't think learning C/C++ or any other languages as learning a language that's a "mess"
I enojoy working with C++, it's fun to debug the programs
If I have the chance to learn the "messier" language (ie. assembly language) i'd definitely go for it

anyways.. back to your question
I'd definitely support your decision of re-learning C/C++.... and there's no better way to re-learn C/C++ than to create some programs.

Also, get a book as a reference or a learning material, it's always good to have a book around.

 

[Ameesh]

<< I don't think learning C/C++ or any other languages as learning a language that's a "mess"
I enojoy working with C++, it's fun to debug the programs
If I have the chance to learn the "messier" language (ie. assembly language) i'd definitely go for it

anyways.. back to your question
I'd definitely support your decision of re-learning C/C++.... and there's no better way to re-learn C/C++ than to create some programs.

Also, get a book as a reference or a learning material, it's always good to have a book around. >>



wow that was helpful

 

[Dacalo]

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wow that was helpful >>



is that sarcasm i read?

 

[ugh]

<< is that sarcasm i read? >>


I believe sarcasm runs in this (read AT Forums) family

 

[RudeBoie]

I would say...........

Think of a project you'd like to do, but do it in C/C++. Or it doesn't necessarily have be something you'd like to do, maybe something hard you remember in school.