C++ Programming :: Suggest some starting porjects


	Suggest some starting porjects Hi, I have learned some basic C++ but when it comes to applying the concepts of Inheritance, Virtual functions I feel as if I don;t know which project to apply these concepts to. I thought that Inheritance and all OOP concepts are mostly in books and never are really used in life but I am sure I have too limited experience to conclude this. Please suggest me some decent C++ projects (but not too big) where I can actually use OOP concepts of C++ rather than just doing object based C programming. Every help is appreciate in learning C++. Thanks "Krypto" writes: > I have learned some basic C++ but when it comes to applying the > concepts of Inheritance, Virtual functions I feel as if I don;t know > which project to apply these concepts to. I thought that Inheritance > and all OOP concepts are mostly in books and never are really used in > life but I am sure I have too limited experience to conclude this. > Please suggest me some decent C++ projects (but not too big) where I > can actually use OOP concepts of C++ rather than just doing object > based C programming. One possibility is to write code for a bank that offers both savings and checking accounts. The terms and conditions (e.g., interest rates, service charges) are different for those two kinds of accounts. Also two player games are a possibility. One of the players is the computer, the other is a human. They each need a "play" function, which is a member function of a class. On May 29, 12:11 am, Krypto <krypto.wiz@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I have learned some basic C++ but when it comes to applying the > concepts of Inheritance, Virtual functions I feel as if I don;t know > which project to apply these concepts to. I thought that Inheritance > and all OOP concepts are mostly in books and never are really used in > life but I am sure I have too limited experience to conclude this. > Please suggest me some decent C++ projects (but not too big) where I > can actually use OOP concepts of C++ rather than just doing object > based C programming. > Every help is appreciate in learning C++. > Thanks There are so many projects at sourceforge. If you want to learn Windows Programming,Notepad++ maybe a choice.