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HI, I want to be a good Programmer in VC++ and COM Technologies. I have just done MY Masters in Computer Applications. I know a little C, C++ (not so deep). I have really passion on VC++. To know VC++ very well , Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ? what should i Do ? please give me advice.
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HI, I want to be a good Programmer in VC++ and COM Technologies. I have just done MY Masters in Computer Applications. I know a little C, C++ (not so deep). I have really passion on VC++. To know VC++ very well , Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ? what should i Do ? please give me advice.
Krishnatv wrote:
Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ?
no. C++ is sufficiently high-level enough that you don't need to worry about that. learning that stuff certainly won't hurt, and there are many situations where it helps to know it; but none of it is a requirement for learning C++. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker
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Krishnatv wrote:
Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ?
no. C++ is sufficiently high-level enough that you don't need to worry about that. learning that stuff certainly won't hurt, and there are many situations where it helps to know it; but none of it is a requirement for learning C++. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker
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HI, I want to be a good Programmer in VC++ and COM Technologies. I have just done MY Masters in Computer Applications. I know a little C, C++ (not so deep). I have really passion on VC++. To know VC++ very well , Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ? what should i Do ? please give me advice.
Krishnatv wrote:
I have just done MY Masters
Krishnatv wrote:
what should i Do ?
You have just done your masters and you dont know what to do? What is the point of doing a masters if you dont know anything when you have finished? OK, to start. #1: VC++ is a GUI developement tool. You can compile, debug, and organises projects with it.# C++ is a bizare computer language, developed by an existentialist Viking. #2: VC++ takes about 2 days to learn. (The most complex thing you can do with it is remote debubugging via TCP) C++ might take you a couple of years to learn. (And it will still surprise you when you find some new feature all those years later) #3: COM is dead. OR at least it chould be. .Net has taken over that useless, unholy role that it had in the world. #4: To learn C really well you might (will) need a knowledge of Assembler, PC architecture etc. (BTW, I only use C, so feel free to accuse me of talking crap) Nunc est bibendum
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HI, I want to be a good Programmer in VC++ and COM Technologies. I have just done MY Masters in Computer Applications. I know a little C, C++ (not so deep). I have really passion on VC++. To know VC++ very well , Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ? what should i Do ? please give me advice.
My advice is to get your feet wet. That is, just jump into it and start programming. If you run across something you don't know, there's Google & CP :)
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Krishnatv wrote:
I have just done MY Masters
Krishnatv wrote:
what should i Do ?
You have just done your masters and you dont know what to do? What is the point of doing a masters if you dont know anything when you have finished? OK, to start. #1: VC++ is a GUI developement tool. You can compile, debug, and organises projects with it.# C++ is a bizare computer language, developed by an existentialist Viking. #2: VC++ takes about 2 days to learn. (The most complex thing you can do with it is remote debubugging via TCP) C++ might take you a couple of years to learn. (And it will still surprise you when you find some new feature all those years later) #3: COM is dead. OR at least it chould be. .Net has taken over that useless, unholy role that it had in the world. #4: To learn C really well you might (will) need a knowledge of Assembler, PC architecture etc. (BTW, I only use C, so feel free to accuse me of talking crap) Nunc est bibendum
Wouldn't hurt to spend a few months a least learning the fundamentals, not like 3 years I spent and still not mastering it :omg:. Oh well all that time spend in the bowels of com have paid off, .net is a cinch compared to ATL/COM/C++ coding. Maybe I getting lazy :zzz: Never send a human to do a machine's job Agent Smith
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HI, I want to be a good Programmer in VC++ and COM Technologies. I have just done MY Masters in Computer Applications. I know a little C, C++ (not so deep). I have really passion on VC++. To know VC++ very well , Do i need to learn from microprocessors, Computer Atchitecture(memory models) , operating systems and then C++ ? what should i Do ? please give me advice.
Krishnatv wrote:
microprocessors, operating systems
Goto for free study guides http://www.mcmcse.com/studycenter.shtml[^]
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Computer Atchitecture
have a look at (and get their RSS feed if you wish) http://www.microsoft.com/architecture/default.aspx?pid=home[^] Also have a look at my posting [^]
Krishnatv wrote:
what should i Do
NEVER stop learning new or different ways of doing things.