I was wondering if anyone knew of some sites that I could learn Pascal and/or C++.

Three C++ tutorials (not much base C though):
http://www.cplusplus.com
http://www.cprogramming.com
http://newdata.box.sk/bx/c/

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you can download a free copy of pdf in www.planetpdf.com, it is call thinking in c++

Pascal is a cool language. Exspecially if you use Borland Pascal 7.0 under DOS. Why? Because of the cool editor and it''s BEGIN END blocks. That''s what they should include in the C language, BEGIN END. Looks much better than that { }.

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#define BEGIN {
#define END }

I know but I can''t do that! What should the rest of our programming team thinks when I do that? They will start asking where the hell are those BEGIN END''s for???

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quote: Original post by Sand_Hawk
Because of the cool editor and it''s BEGIN END blocks. That''s what they should include in the C language, BEGIN END. Looks much better than that { }.

I disagree .

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Begin and End are a waste of keystrokes if you ask me...

quote: Original post by Sand_Hawk
Because of the cool editor and it''s BEGIN END blocks. That''s what they should include in the C language, BEGIN END. Looks much better than that { }.

I disagree too.

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quote: Original post by Sand_Hawk
Pascal is a cool language. Exspecially if you use Borland Pascal 7.0 under DOS. Why? Because of the cool editor and it's BEGIN END blocks. That's what they should include in the C language, BEGIN END. Looks much better than that { }.

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Here's a little something for you, although it's really stupid but if you feel the need to have BEGIN & END instead of { and }:

#define BEGIN {
#define END }

then if you do:

if ( !a )
BEGIN
printf( "Salut" );
END



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Edited by - cyberdrek on December 14, 2001 9:05:40 AM