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Hello PRO Community,

 

Just recently in some of my classes they have been touching up on Notepad C++ HTML coding. So I just need to refresh my memory, if anyone can help me out with a few basic details or tips about C++ coding HTML. I only remember a few tags and commands, but overall I lost my memory on this specific coding.

 

So can you guys help me out and reply some information that you know? I really want to pass the class with an A+.

 

Isaac

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I know some HTML a little bit but not C++. I only know some mark up languages but not programming. Here is a good site where u can look for HTML tags here at https://www.w3schools.com/ , I use this site as well for references. If u want a good editor i recommend Brackets . I don't usually use Notepad C++

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TheNewBoston is a great free resource to learn about c++ he starts slow but it picks up.

 

c++ is a fairly complex and broad language. If you have only ever done HTML I would recommend using Lynda.com and do their fundamentals of programming course and then move from there.

 

TheNewBoston:

Lynda.com https://www.lynda.com/plans

 

This is also a good channel not so much talking about code, but rather the concepts behind it. Learning code wrote is a horrible way to learn, knowing why we use statements will help you out the most.

 

 

GL.

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If you need the beginnings, Bob Tabor from Microsoft Virtual Academy has some great great introduction to html5 and css3. It's ~30hours if I remember correctly, and it's really an introduction rather than complete course, but he gets into a lot of important details, explains it very well and I personally think his course is the best way to start. He also has a C# course which is just as good.

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38846 Hello PRO Community,

 

Just recently in some of my classes they have been touching up on Notepad C++ HTML coding. So I just need to refresh my memory, if anyone can help me out with a few basic details or tips about C++ coding HTML. I only remember a few tags and commands, but overall I lost my memory on this specific coding.

 

So can you guys help me out and reply some information that you know? I really want to pass the class with an A+.

 

Isaac

Here https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_code.asp . I used this when I was making a website for Unit 2 Coursework in IT. Hope that helps :p

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C++ and HTML have very little to do with on another.

 

HTML is a markup language used to write website frontends.

C++ is a general-purpose programming language, mostly used to create server and desktop applications.

 

What do you want to do? Create a website? A web-based game? You won't need C++ for any of that.

 

@Judgeharm I had a look at the C++ videos you recommended. It encourages a lot of bad practices.

 

For instance:

  • using namespace std;
  • use of "\n" instead of the generic std::endl
  • invalid main declaration: int main() instead of int main(int argc, char* argv[])
  • inconsistencies, sometimes write curly braces on the same line as the declaration, sometimes not

 

More importantly, what he is doing in his videos is teaching C by using C++. Writing C++ like C is a very bad idea. C++ has a layer of compatibility with C but one should not write C++ like C.

 

However, learning C before C++ is a good idea, since the concepts of C are used in C++.

If you plan on learning C++, I would advise learning C with the K&R book. It is a reference and the best book there is to learn C and programming overall. The authors are Brian Kernighan, one of the main Unix creators and Dennis Ritchie, the inventor of C (mostly for Unix).

You could then go for Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ from Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of C++.

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