When writing C++ do you need to memorize the strings and names ?

What else do you need to memorize when writing C++ ?


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When writing C++ do you need to memorize the strings and names ?
%26gt; When writing C++ do you need to memorize the strings and names ?





You shouldn't approach C++ from the point of memorization. You'll remember just from practice and experience.





It's better to find a good resource to look up the standard library, such as Dinkumware's reference, or cplusplus.com or cppreference.com . Or one of the high quality books out there, like The C++ Standard Library.





You'll want to know the C library as well. You shouldn't draw a blank when you see printf, or scanf, or fgets, fprintf, strtol, and so on. They are used so often in C that C++ programmers should know them as well.
Reply:The only thing you really need to"memorize" is the syntax of the language. You let your program "remember" (using variables and constants) or point to (using pointers) strings. Then you use the language to manipulate those strings. By "names" perhaps you mean the names of those variables and pointers?
Reply:what means that memories?


i do not know,,


with my understand ,,


no need to memoties ,,


if u work more hours then it should be in ur mind ,,,


no need mugup.ok


just do practical...


that is enough...


no need to memories,,,


do well


all the best

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