want to learn C++

[BobR]

Scoots wrote in message...

However, I think I'm managing to drag this more off-topic than on, so
I'll just say I was agreeing with JoeC, and trying to provide
suggestions on how to do just that. Not start discussions on bowel
movements or my experience in c++, however indirectly.

Then I must apologize. I'm sorry.

 

[Jorgen Grahn]

It's obvious that my posts have been misinterpretted to be some sort
of arguement for C#, c++ and pointers.

Well, you /did/ write a lot about that, and nothing prevents me or
anyone else from commenting on it. Especially when correcting obvious
factual errors (like the absence of pointers in C).

I think the main point of my
posts has been summarily lost, but to respond to your points and try
to argue my main point again would just drag this further off-topic
than it already is

I don't think any of this is too offtopic yet.

(though if you wish to know it, try reading my last
two paragraphs on that post instead of just picking apart the top
one).

I assume you mean <[email protected]>
and the part that starts:

"To me, learning these fundamentals before the c++ syntax is 'the
way to go'."

My response didn't quote that part, but it addressed it: "if you want
to learn C++, do not learn another language". To be fair, I didn't
motivate that answer.

regards,
/Jorgen