I have taken only one course of c++ at college (engineering). We learned about: scan, print,loops, conditions,functions, macros,recursive functions,switch functions,pointers, 1d %26amp; 2d arrays,structures,a very short lecture about strings . Now , at summer time, i want to learn additional things about c++. Can anybody tell me what to do? please give me the link to it. consider that i am interested in topics involving numbers and calculations and not words and characters.
An additional question: I have found a tutorial of MATLAB linked to wikipedia, but i don't know where to get a free download to a matlab software.
What should i do next in c++??? + MATLAB software.?
Writing games is a very good option you can consider if you think you can do well in math.You can start with Mesa GL which can give you even more depth into C and c++ including callbacks,line drawing algorithms, and you can graduate to splines and other more complex algorithms.Finally you would have done enough to create a game ;)
You can try hacking with the kernel and device drivers on a linux box to get a better understanding of things which make linux click ;).Most of the linux kernel is written in C and C++.
AS for your information Matlab isnt free.You will have to pay a huge sum to get it.
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Reply:so far you've learned the C heritage of C++. The next language features would be classes, object oriented programming (OOP), and then templates. You find a lot of information and tutorials on the web.
my personal opinion, though: learning this doesn't lead to anything, unless you actually USE it. So think of some nice programs and implement them in C++. That way, it's more fun and you learn faster.
Reply:if you are really a programming enthusiast and you are that good, then you can try studying about database applications or try to study directX so you can start to create games with you would be applying math and complex calculations as you go on.
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