Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ PhotoReading, Memory Optimizer I learnt C++

I have been practising my photoreading and decided to photoread my book on C++. Three days later I have the thought of trying to learn C++ for the third time. So I went and started reading the code. I was amazed at how much of it made sense to me. I was able to write a text adventure engine by the first day. I had no problems learning any of the code. Everything made sense.
Has anyone else tried to learn a programming language using PR?

It's very interesting idea to study programming using PR. Unfortunatally I already know cpp and can not try your idea *lol
If you have any insoluble problems with your code I will be glad to help to resolve them and send you a source code for only ~$50 a question.

That's interesting Nixon.
I'm going to start getting a lot more into Java real soon.I aim to PR as much as I can.
I've already PR quite a few free ebooks on Java.
Can't say that I've had laods of spontaneous activation.But tbh, I've not really done a lot of programming recently, concentrating more on networking and web design.
Let us know how your progress Nixon, I'll keep an eye out for your posts

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I will be glad to help to resolve them and send you a source code for only ~$50 a question.

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Hmmm, or Nixon could just ask for advice on one of the multitude of *free* programming forums on the net.
Better still, resolve your own problems.Stay with it, and figure out the problems as they occur.
That's what makes a good programmer.I should know

[This message has been edited by flex22 (edited December 29, 2004).]

Thanks for the support. I also found I remeber code easyer and am able to think of the right thing to type. Also if I get stuck on a problem I photoread the book that night the next day will read what I was stuck on and I usally see how something works or where the problem is. I'm not new to programming so I sorta know what I'm doing but I had only used qbasic which is very, very different to C++. I really want to try photo reading out photoreading for year 11 and 12, so that I get higher marks and understand work material better.