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Software => Computer software => Topic started by: nymph4 on September 04, 2010, 07:41:47 PM
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I have bean looking all over the net for What Is C ++.
I know if you know C ++ you can make say a Word Program or any program for the computer.
But can you use C ++ to make games or computer games??????
Or is C ++ just for Word Edititers and computer programs?
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Remember, Google is your friend.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B)
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C++ is a programming language.
A programming language is used to write programs.
A program is a series of instructions.
An example of a program can be a game.
Yes, you can make any program with C++.
Yes, you can use C++ to make games and computer games.
In analogy, C++ is a language like English is a language.
We don't speak English just for poetry. We use it to talk, too.
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C++ is a programming language.
A programming language is used to write programs.
A program is a series of instructions.
An example of a program can be a game.
Yes, you can make any program with C++.
Yes, you can use C++ to make games and computer games.
In analogy, C++ is a language like English is a language.
We don't speak English just for poetry. We use it to talk, too.
it's funny that you have said the same as it is printed in wikipedia
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it's funny that you have said the same as it is printed in wikipedia
It sort of reads like a poem. :)
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It sort of reads like a poem. :)
it doe's indeed , easy to answer if you copy the answer , why? with the degree he/she has
and why doe's he/she need help here to fix this http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,109652.0.html with the degree he/she has ::)
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"doe's"? Where did you go to school, Harry?
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"doe's"? Where did you go to school, Harry?
it was a hard life but you learn to live with it including the knocks thrown at you over the year's
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borstal
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Looks like they threw a lot of apostrophes at you as well. Just trying to get rid of 'em wherever you can, eh?
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Looks like they threw a lot of apostrophes at you as well. Just trying to get rid of 'em wherever you can, eh?
ok cbmatt , we oldie's oldies were taught to use them at the borstal school but if that is the modern or web thing thats ok ;D
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ok cbmatt , we oldie's oldies were taught to use them at the borstal school but if that is the modern or web thing thats ok ;D
doe's has never been a word.
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What if you were addressing a few female deer ? ?
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What if you were addressing a few female deer ? ?
no no, that would be if they owned something...
like, "Don't touch that doe's purse!"
plural for doe would be simply "doe" "look at all those doe in the field" not "look at all those does in the field". Plurals don't get apostrophes, but are used as a possessive. If you need to do both, you use a single apostrophe after the plural:
"That would be the Henrys' car"
Or, if the word in question already ends in s:
"Have you seen Bess' car", not "have you seen Besses car" Although I think pronunciation leaning towards the latter might make the sentence less ambiguous.
The apostrophe is for either contractions (to replace a letter or group of letters) or to indicate possession. It is never used to indicate a plural.
ok cbmatt , we oldie's oldies were taught to use them at the borstal school but if that is the modern or web thing thats ok ;D
It's not the "modern" way. you were simply taught the wrong way for some reason. Some people are taught to spell Dillema Dillemna, despite it never appearing that way in any dictionary.
edit: well this certainly has nothing to do with C++, aside from the fact that we're still talking about language. At least there is that, I suppose. ;D
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It's not the "modern" way. you were simply taught the wrong way for some reason.
Pretty much what I was going to say. The rules for apostrophes haven't changed since you've been in school, Harry. They just apparently taught it wrong. I often wonder if that is the case today because it seems like many people still don't use them right. But really, none of this is important; I just felt like giving you a hard time.
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Pretty much what I was going to say. The rules for apostrophes haven't changed since you've been in school, Harry. They just apparently taught it wrong. I often wonder if that is the case today because it seems like many people still don't use them right. But really, none of this is important; I just felt like giving you a hard time.
I just felt like giving you a hard time. ;D i know you did , how kind .
i think most young people ignore the basics of english , spelling and maths and then wonder why they do not pass exams or get a good job
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OK thank I can make PC Games with C ++
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OK thank I can make PC Games with C ++
That should be interesting, given your ability to use HTML and CSS.