C
C and C++ are two of the most popular programming languages in the world. With a history spanning several decades and many variations of the basic programming language created by various companies and open source projects, C and C++ have a proven track record for being versatile programming languages for all kinds of applications, from business apps to home and internet software to media players and game programs. Beginning with the C language, C++ added object oriented programming which made C++ programming much more versatile and useful for larger applications. Thusly, C++ is used most often today for programming jobs of all kinds, while the original C language is used for smaller applications and in general is used as a starting step to get to C++.
You can start learning about C and C++ by searching for C and C++ in an online search engine such as Yahoo or Google. C and C++ resources are available at CProgramming dot com, but there are C and C++ programming sites all over the net that can teach you the basics as well as advanced techniques. You shouldn't have to pay any money to learn about C and C++ on the world wide web, as there are lots of high quality free resources. On CProgramming dot com you can find C++ tutorials. With a C++ tutorial you can learn the basics of how to program in C++ and get started writing simple C++ programs. To make a file full of your C++ programming into an executable program (one that you can simply click on and run) you need a C++ compiler. It is easy to find a free C++ compiler online. Dev C++ is an open source C++ compiler that is popular for many because it is straightforward with a relatively low memory footprint that makes it easy to use as a development environment. Visual C++ is possibly the most popular C++ programming environment, with the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library making it possible to build Windows applications relatively quickly using C++ and a library of Windows specific interface functions.
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