I've recently started learning C++ as an addition 2 Visual Basic 6. I don't know much about C++ at all.
Can you make indexed variables? (ie. in VB6 code it would look like this "Private MyInteger(9) as Integer" that makes 10 MyIntegers.) & how do I structure variables? I usually try 2 program games, so I need indexed structured variables alot.
What's wt the "#Include"? I downloaded a C++ compiler that has lots of .h files. Do I have 2 copy all the .h files that I want into the folder of my game?
Functions. In VB6, if you want alot of variables changed, you can do this.
[code]
Call ChangeTheseVariables(a, b, c)
[/code]
Which could change the variables & return them 2 new values. Can you do something like that in C++? I don't want 2 always have 2 do this.
[code]
a = ChangeVariableA;
b = ChangeVariableB;
c = ChangeVariableC;
[/code]
Thanks!
[b][red]Dragon[/red][purple]storM[/purple][/b]
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: Can you make indexed variables? (ie. in VB6 code it would look like this "Private MyInteger(9) as Integer" that makes 10 MyIntegers.) & how do I structure variables? I usually try 2 program games, so I need indexed structured variables alot.
int MyInteger[10];
this creates an array of 10 ints. To accessfirst var you would do this
MyInteger[0]...and last element is MyInteger[9];
: What's wt the "#Include"? I downloaded a C++ compiler that has lots of .h files. Do I have 2 copy all the .h files that I want into the folder of my game?
No...the compiler will no where they are and handle it.
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: Functions. In VB6, if you want alot of variables changed, you can do this.
: [code]
: Call ChangeTheseVariables(a, b, c)
: [/code]
: Which could change the variables & return them 2 new values. Can you do something like that in C++? I don't want 2 always have 2 do this.
: [code]
: a = ChangeVariableA;
: b = ChangeVariableB;
: c = ChangeVariableC;
: [/code]
You would have to write a function to do it, but I have a hard time sseing why?
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: Thanks!
: [b][red]Dragon[/red][purple]storM[/purple][/b]
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