Problem Solving With C++

[Shale]

Hello, one of my prescribed books is Problem Solving With C++(Seventh edition). It comes with a CD which inclued Borland Turbo C++
I installed the CD and went to http:/codegear.com/downloads/free/turbo but could not find the activation file. Could someone
please help me to find this file.

Thank you

Shalendra Bindha

[hutch--]

C++ is not a target for an assembler forum and looking for activation codes says you have not bought it but are using a hot copy. Read our forum rules about activities of this type.

[dedndave]

RTFM

[sprint]

hello Shale...this is a forum only for the Assembly language coders :8)...may be u can try what Dave has posted or visit any of the underground crack sites like crackdb.org or crackspider.net for serial numbers and cracks to make ur software full version...what i have shared now could certainly be against the rules of this forum :red..but i do understand u could be student ..i know when being a students saving money is a nightmare...and take my word - stop using WIndows..and start using Linux - its free and u get the GNU C++ compiler free...moreover its lot more powerfull and follows the ANSI / ISO  standards,Turbo C 3.0 is only good for beginners(the very newbies) ..but if u wanna make urself a proficient programmer..dump Windows... :wink

good luck :U

[ecube]

borland C++ is weird, you should just use visual C++ express, as it's free, and I don't think anyone would argue that there's a better alternative in terms of overall power.

http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/

[japheth]

borland C++ is weird, you should just use visual C++ express, as it's free, and I don't think anyone would argue that there's a better alternative in terms of overall power.

There are. The compiler contained in the free express editions produces slower binaries than the payed versions. The best free MS C++ compiler is the one from the MSVC++ Toolkit 2003.