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Started by Redbull, June 03, 2009, 04:53:05 PM

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Redbull

I am new to C++. Just started teaching myself about a week ago (for fun). One issue I have with my current teaching aid (Book: Beginning C++) is that it does not have a reference or table detailing <Headers> and the objects contained within those headers.

(If I am using incorrect terminology I apologize)

For example: I understand that:
<iostream> contains:
cin
cout

My question is could anyone direct me to a full listing of the standards library? Preferably accompanied by definitions

Hnefi

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My favourite resource for such things is www.cplusplus.com. Click "reference" in the top left corner.

Redbull

www.cplusplus.com what just what I was looking for thanks.

rcoll

This sounded really interesting ... until I clicked the link.  It takes me to some place called "computertrainingcenterr.org", which wants to sell me a degree in computer programming or web design or sell me some computer hardware.  I didn't see a "reference" anywhere.  Am I somehow being directed away from the real site?

Ringo

Hnefi

Woops. I forgot an 's' in the original link. My bad.

rcoll

Ah ... much better!  This site looks great, thanks for the tip!

Ringo

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