please help: small talk

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Hi
I am student in Open university ( M206 cource ),,,,,,, iwill be so glade if any body knows about (small talk) learning works software and how i can train my self bigining coding in C++
Many Thanks >>>>​

 

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Can't help on small-talk, but for C++ the best way to learn is to get some good books and a compiler for your computer and get stuck in.

Harry.

 

I can code in Smalltalk and C++...

Are you hot? It helps if my students are hot !

See this, took 2 minutes with booble, I mean google ! OU 206

I used VisualWorks Smalltalk at college, guy reccomends the same, dunno why they don't just teach Java its far more relevant these days and pretty close to Smalltalk.

Smalltalk IDE's

http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/CincomSmalltalkWiki

 

I used smalltalk when I was at the OU.
It's been a few years, but I remember it as quite a friendly little package.

 

If you scare off the the new IT Girl, I will not only duct tape your fingers but your mouth too.

They are harmless IT I swear.

 

duct tape his hands inside his mouth

i would recommend downloading a free c++ compiler and just playing with it. A quick search on google with key words like.

C++ for beginners.basic C++ can produce some interesting results. Also dont forget to look for the forums on C++ they tend to have starter guides and help sections

 

its cool just chilll it