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How do i actualy make a windows app?
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How do i actualy make a windows app?
Well guys I just started C++ so i am a noob at it. and I am wondering how do i make something that is in a window (windows like) As of right now I can do a console app but i want something that looks better, so what project type shoudl i choose (in Visual Studios?)
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Turing Test is Overrated
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Use Visual Basic if you want to make something that is in a windows like.
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well what about making a CLR file, i tried that and a window type thing came up
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Visual Basic SUCKS... it'll be easy for you to do, but you should learn how to do it the right way.
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so stick with C++?
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Personally I think if your just starting out you should stick to console programs. Yeah they don't "look" as cool. But they are easier to create and manage. Having a GUI can complicate the program fast, and things can start to get ugly.
Heres a link to a game I wrote this past spring. Its written in java, and there was easily over 1000+ lines of code just for the GUI!
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do a google search on c++ GUI, stands for graphical user interface. But I guarantee you wont like the results, it's quite different.
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Spot on there mate
 
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so, c++ GUI is like a differennt language?
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Turing Test is Overrated
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It's good for quick simple apps for end-users who can only handle nice GUIs.
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