C++ Programming, who knows some?

[TrinityTime]

I want to see who here knows anything in C++.
If you are a beginner or a expert.

[EaseZE]

I took c & c++ like two years ago but dont use them much anymore and have moved on to java.

[pwaring]

I know some C/C++, but at the moment my main "expertise" (using that word rather loosely) lies in Java. I take C/C++ courses next year so I presume I'll move on then.

[hiddeninclouds]

I taught myself c in high school, one of my first languages, i started with a beginners book, then intermediate, and advanced. In college I've taken two classes on c++ and gone as far as link listing, object oriented, etc...
Although I work with other languages than c and c++ the concepts that they teach i feel makes them very important to learn

[Jabberwocky]

i used to do some c++ but b/c of my new job i mostly use perl

[Relyt]

Good Day,

I want to see who here knows anything in C++.

When you find someone who knows some C++, then what....... lol/n;

// I try to avoid it whenever possible

/* However seems it always finds me */

[TrinityTime]

When you find someone who knows some C++, then what....... lol/n;

Say hello to them........

[Spyder32]

Heh, wow.. I haven't been much into programming in awhile. I know C/C++, both are good languages to know. Took me awhile to learn 'em though.

[MoonWolf]

#include "stdafx.h"

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
printf("Hi I know a bit of c !\n");
printf("Do you ? \n");
return 0;
}

[hypronix]

MoonWolf why did you need to pass arguments from the command line?

Yeah I can work out a bit of C/C++. Hello to you too!