I have an interest in programming but no training. I have bought a few books for C++ and have the Borderland compiler.
My goal is to learn how to make windows programs that I can use in my business. One of the projects I have in mind is a program that will allow me to do numbering for raffle tickets.
An example would be double numbering tickets 8up 2.125x5.5 using a 8.5x 11 sheet.
Is c++ the best program to use for this and does anyone have an suggestions about what source codes I would need.
thanks
Matt
My goal is to learn how to make windows programs that I can use in my business. One of the projects I have in mind is a program that will allow me to do numbering for raffle tickets.
An example would be double numbering tickets 8up 2.125x5.5 using a 8.5x 11 sheet.
Is c++ the best program to use for this and does anyone have an suggestions about what source codes I would need.
thanks
Matt
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Re: C++
Thu, March 25, 2004 - 8:08 AMC++ might be a bit complicated for what you want to do. C++ is one of the most difficult (if not THE most difficult) languages to learn. For rapid application development, look into Visual Basic. It's not nearly as powerful as C++, but is much easier to tackle and gives you the ability to process data, build interfaces, output to and modify data on any of the Microsoft Office platforms. For business and quickly developing apps, VB is the way to go. There is a version of VB built into all MS Office apps called VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) which would probably help you with your raffle ticket example through MS Word. -
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Re: C++
Sat, April 10, 2004 - 7:27 PMRich,
I was comming to that conclusion myself about VB. Thanks for the reinforcement
Matt
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