Banfas Tutorials Feedback Thread

So this may not be quite where you all wanted to start but I needed to start somewhere and I feel the beginning is as good a place as anywhere.

I intend to follow this with

Tutorial 2: How to Program
Tutorial 3: C: Basic Types and Constants
Tutorial 4: C: User Defined Types, Structures and Unions
Tutorial 5: Pointers

and that is more than enough forward planning, if I get that far then I will see wehre we are going next.

Great work Ben. Your plan looks good. I'd have followed the same route myself.

Cool and real usefull tutorial!!!!!!!!!! Great work.....

regards,
smitha

Interesting read! I even read all the wikipedia info. Looking forward to participating in the tutorials. Even though it seems to take me three times as long to write programs as what I think it should, I always get an adrenaline rush when I finally have one working like is intended. I've been at C++ for about three months. The code still comes rather slow to me. Was anyone else like that when they first started? I feel that if I had to program in C++ everyday (for a job) it would feel much more comfortable. It's sometimes hard to fit recreational practice programming in between job and other classes though. Anyways, just wanted to say I'm looking forward to these tutorials. In two weeks, classes will let out so tutuorials will give me something fun and productive to do in the extra freetime ahead!

I may be out of place suggesting this since I am in no way contributing to the teaching of this class, but this is just a suggestion. Maybe once we actually delve into the coding aspect of C++, we could be given a problem/program to solve; and discuss, later in the week, any problems one may have encountered with writing the program. Just a thought. That way everyone would actually get some hands-on time with the actual code!

Loved the tutorial! I am sure this is going to help me out a lot! I appreciate you taking the time to do this for all of us!!

Shelbee

I may be out of place suggesting this since I am in no way contributing to the teaching of this class, but this is just a suggestion. Maybe once we actually delve into the coding aspect of C++, we could be given a problem/program to solve; and discuss, later in the week, any problems one may have encountered with writing the program. Just a thought. That way everyone would actually get some hands-on time with the actual code!

This is a great idea. We could even have a question taken from the c++ forum itself that matches the current topic and have it discussed in the tutorial.
Something for Ben to think about.

Maybe we should make a tutorials half to the forum and move these kinds of things over to it, each coding language could have a tutorials section, that way if you have several stickied topics they won't obstruct the view of posts from people asking for help, and if they don't get stickied, they're eventually dissappear.

That is currently under discussion by the forum mods.

I am also considering moving all the replies to this thread to another thread and reserving this thread for my tutorial posts only thus reducing the number of sticky threads required as a temporary measure.

great!i jus loved this tutorial!i am lookin forward to more of it!thank u!

Very good start....

As a total aside: Did you know that (supposedly) the 'repeat' on shampoo bottles is actually one of the greatest marketing gimmicks in all time, more than doubling (interesting, maybe not everyone interpreted 'repeat once') the sales for a (at the time) company with dwindling profits?

Hi guys!

I have read the posts and am eager to learn. Banfa the way your going is perfect and i can't wait untill your next post.

Hi guys!

I have read the posts and am eager to learn. Banfa the way your going is perfect and i can't wait untill your next post.

Just to say I am 1/2 way through writing the next 1, it will go up before the end of the week.

Hi Banfa How are You?


I am really eager to learn. You have solved so many problems and I read some solution. You are excellent in guiding someone...

Yours tutorial will help number of peoples around the world..


Jakas Yar bahot maza aaya.....

Hi Banfa How are You?


I am really eager to learn. You have solved so many problems and I read some solution. You are excellent in guiding someone...

Yours tutorial will help number of peoples around the world..


Jakas Yar bahot maza aaya.....

good to see the 1st lesson up there ;) nice one & looking forward to many more, keeping in mind i am n00b 2 programing , I am here to learn from you guys&hopefully i become more advanced in C,
I need the brainfood lol , thx alot for answering my post and taking the time to post these lessons.

I`l be keeping a close eye on this subject as im sure it will provide plenty good help for me
RESPECT & PEACEOUT GUYs n GALs TIA :)

Just a quick note to say sorry about the lapse in lessons/tutorials. I went on holiday but I'm back now and you can expect something soon.

Just a quick note to say sorry about the lapse in lessons/tutorials. I went on holiday but I'm back now and you can expect something soon.

NICE ONE Banfa hope you had a nice holiday m8 and its good to see these tutorials being put on forum for us n00bs to learn from :D , i can only give you more reespect for taking the time to do such cool stuff especially when we all lead busy lifes , its good to see someone take time to give these kinda lessons out to us guysNgals who need to use them ;) SHEAR REESPECT M8

Hey!

I've read lots of intros but this one was great (and humorous, too) ;)
Looking forward to these tutorials!

=)

I definitely like the fact that you are covering how to program very thoroughly before teaching any actual code. It's a step of learning that has been skipped too often - especially in my experience. I pretty much had to teach myself to do some foreward planning, and I'm still not the best at it.

glad to see your still working on teaching more c classes , indeed you are correct Ganon11 too many people skip the problem solving planning part, [:]

i cant w8 for the real stuff "coding" learning from you guys as experienced programmers is a privilage for me , as i am finding c a great language to learn ;-)
Bring it on ("the good stuff, looking forward to some problem solving code") that i will sure learn from
REGARDS Jacoder :)

nice tutorial really helped me. seeking for assistance in developing an ip monitor program in c++ for my school project which are the guide lines which you can advice me to use

nice tutorial really helped me. seeking for assistance in developing an ip monitor program in c++ for my school project which are the guide lines which you can advice me to use

If you want your question to get noticed properly start a new discussion (see button RHS above thread list).

this project is too hard & i need it very much .
if anybody know the answer of this qustion tell it to me.
because its my university project.
best reguard :
Manhatan

this project is too hard & i need it very much .
if anybody know the answer of this qustion tell it to me.
because its my university project.
best reguard :
Manhatan

We will help if if you post under a new thread, explain your project, and detail what steps you have already taken to solve the problem on your own.

hi banfa
thank u 4 a c age with good foundation.
how can i look into it?
sri kc

Hey Bafna,

That was a great Tutorial.

I am eagerly awaiting for tutorials 2 - 5.

When will get access to these?

Regards,
Sandy

Err, when I've written them.

Sorry they have been very delayed due to a number of outside comitments.

I imagine this crazy thing called 'life' is getting in the way...A shame, for sure.

Small question: Why do you call 'C' C/++? I don't see any C++ in there...Well, they look good so far..