Re: need tutorials or books

[Lionel Pinkhard <lionelp@worldonline.co.za>]

Why don't you try http://www.gametutorials.com? :-)

Also, there's quite a lot you CAN do with Qbasic (I own Microsoft
QuickBasic 4.5, I think that's what you're reffering to), the only trouble
I ever DID have with it, is that it's hard to use machine language and
Assembly procedures with it. But stick with C++! It's the best for games
:-).

Kind regards,

Lionel Pinkhard (15 year-old half-programmer :-) )

On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 HusTheBadMan@aol.com wrote:

> I am a very keen 13 yr old  wannabe programmer who needs c++ tutorials really 
> badly.I can program in Qbasic but after realising how outdated it really is I 
> have had to take my business elsewhere (in this case c++). But the thing is, 
> The only books I find talk to me as if I'm a rocket scientist. Please help me 
> as I'm currently making games which are being laughed at (Doh!!) by my 
> brother who says they are unbelievably crap.Thanks
> 
> Huseyin
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