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  1. #1
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    Question interested in writing my own applications

    hey,
    i have a reasonable amount of experience with C and C++, and i now want to learn how to write my own applications and start loking in to http. has anyone got any good advice on where to begin or have they any good tutorials that would help me?????

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    Re: interested in writing my own applications

    For starters, What kind of applications ?

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    Re: interested in writing my own applications

    Quote Originally Posted by kirants
    For starters, What kind of applications ?
    Does it matter?

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    Re: interested in writing my own applications

    Quote Originally Posted by _uj
    Does it matter?
    Well if its Windows application (GUI) then i would recommend get your hands on this book.
    Programming Microsoft Windows - Charles Petzold
    This will help you get familiar with Win32 GUI programming.

    Also another good site is www.functionx.com
    Kavitesh Singh

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    Re: interested in writing my own applications

    Quote Originally Posted by _uj
    Does it matter?
    It does matter, if not I wouldn't have bothered to ask that. In programming ( as with anything else ), there is what is called as the right tool for the right job.

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    Re: interested in writing my own applications

    thanks guys.
    im not sure what type but this is what i want it to do, i want to access files on the internet. many display them on the screen or something

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