C++.........which on is the better version of c++........?

1.Borland's Turbo C++ Explorer,


2.Microsoft's Visual C++ 2005,


3.Open Watcom C/C++ Compiler


i want to learn c++,please tell me a good website,which version should i have ?

C++.........which on is the better version of c++........?
I would personally recommend GCC's g++ which is free and open source. I don't know much about 1 and 3 but be very careful with VC++ as it can teach you very bad habits and does alot of things in a very nonstandard way. It does have a nice interface though :p


[1] is a version of GCC that will run on windows.
Reply:microsoft visual one is a good one.
Reply:Of those three, Microsoft's Visual C++ 2005 is by far the largest, most dominant, and best supported IDE. There are a few answers here telling you to use open source environments--I suggest you do NOT use the open source ones until you are more comfortable programming. While they have some nice features, the user interfaces often leave a lot to be desired.





One of the arguments against Visual C++ is that it costs money. This is no longer true: Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition is now free of charge. It does leave out a few features, but they're not anything you're likely to miss (MFC support, anyone?). Note that you may want to download and install the "Windows Platform SDK" as well, but that is also free.





One other answer also commented that Visual C++ is non-standard and can teach some bad habits. If you use the .Net mode then this is true (you will be given the option of whether to use .Net when you create new projects). The C++ used for .Net has many custom extensions that only Microsoft uses. When you are using normal C++, however, they have a very good standards compliant compiler (roughly equal to G++ on standards, and with much better optimization).
Reply:i recommend you visual c++, and you can simply go to the microsoft developer center of visual c++ to study, and they recommend you a lot a associated community website for asking questions


search the keyword


microsoft developer center visual c++


the software is downloadable from microsoft official website
Reply:For a begginer





Borland C++ is advisable





and you can easily run and learn





no need of much configurations in it..





All the best
Reply:srry i dont get
Reply:Go with DEV C++. Simple to use IDE, it's free, and for a begginer you can put it on a usb drive and carry it with you.

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