If so, make yourself known to me.
I want to be friends with you.  

Basicly I thought about making a thread if someone got tutorials for it
Can you tell me some? Maybe we can be double friends  

I've used a lot of tutorials, but the ones I've used the most are:

http://www.cprogramming.com/
http://www.cplusplus.com/  

Posted by Kavan

But I'll tell you what I know about it.

Some tutorials from the internet where you say "they should be good for the beginning" would also do it ;) Until you feel like making your own and telling some stuff  

Sorry, didn't read what you were saying right. x_x
Added my favourite tutorial website above.  

Thanks I´ll take a look at it ;)  

Posted by callimuc

Thanks I´ll take a look at it ;)

Out of interest, have you ever made anything with C++?  

No  

**** c++.

java ftw  

Posted by Skill

**** c++.

java ftw

I found Java to be a horrible language. The way each function had to be defined with stuff like "public static void" as well as a lot of other more-complicated-than-it-had-to-be commands and functions.... Ugh... Just couldn't bring myself to like it.
Plus, it's nowhere near as powerful as C++.
C++ ftw!  

I only know c--

Posted by Kavan

I found Java to be a horrible language. The way each function had to be defined with stuff like "public static void".... Ugh... Just couldn't bring myself to like it.
Plus, it's nowhere near as powerful as C++.
C++ ftw!

Java was never intended to be as strong as a low-level language like c++. It was meant to be accessible and provide easy-access to cross-platform support.  

Posted by Dusty

Java was never intended to be as strong as a low-level language like c++. It was meant to be accessible and provide easy-access to cross-platform support.

To give Java its dues, yes, it is good in this respect. The only problem with it is that platform-specific features can be used only with great difficulty.  

Trying to learn it but keep dropping it or putting it off.  

Posted by Shaun

Trying to learn it but keep dropping it or putting it off.

Why?
Not interested enough?  

Posted by Kavan

I've used a lot of tutorials, but the ones I've used the most are:

http://www.cplusplus.com/

www.cplusplus.com is quite good.

Java is good for it's strengths which is easy portability (though unfortunately it isn't truly cross platform) but the virtual machine has resource costs involved. C++ is good when you want to make something efficient and powerful.

I know I'll have to get back into Java (or whatever term you'd give Java in a Dalvik VM <3 Android) but I've been putting it off.

On a side note, C# is quite good in the end. Got into that for XNA.