is there any link from which i can download c++ on my comp and later
do a full frame programing??

"rupika" <rupikasingh@gmail.com> wrote
No
You don't download C++
You could download a C++ compiler though (G++ for example, or VC++)

rupika wrote:

C++ is a language defined by a standard document ratified by ISO and
other national standards bodies. You cannot program with a language
description alone. You need a program that implements that language
(i.e., takes as input instructions in that language, and performs
actions indicated by those instructions or outputs another set of
instructions that can be fed to a lower-level program/machine to
perform the associated actions.)

C++ is intended to be compiled to machine code, and hence there are
literally dozens of C++ compilers for most systems.

Since you appear to be using a Windows operating system you can try
Microsoft's own C++ compiler, Visual C++ Express Edition, which is free
to download and use for non-commercial purposes. In addition you might
want to try Intel's C++ compiler (again free for non-commercial use),
Borland's compiler, and an implementation of gcc for Windows, MinGW
(and perhaps also Cygwin.) There is also the Digital Mars C++ compiler.

A Google search can show many other options and places to download all
these.

On Jun 22, 12:31 pm, rupika <rupikasi...@gmail.com> wrote:
How do you expect to be able to do a "full frame
programming" (whatever that means) in C++, when you obviously don't
even know what C++ is?

On Jun 23, 6:56*am, santosh <santosh....@gmail.com> wrote:
thank you for that help!!!