adrienneaadams
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I'm teaching C++ next year to students who have all had one year of either Visual Basic.net or AP Java. It's been 4 years since I got my degree, had lots of C++. I have 2 basic questions:
(1) When I tried entering a program in Visual Studio.net using <iostream.h> I got a message about deprecation. I searched & learned that it is <iostream>. Is this because I was using .net? Is it just new? (2) What IDE would be best for the students. We already have Visual Studio .net in one lab. This year, teaching Java, I had endless free text editors and of course a free compiler. With limited money, what is the best way to go in C++.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
(1) When I tried entering a program in Visual Studio.net using <iostream.h> I got a message about deprecation. I searched & learned that it is <iostream>. Is this because I was using .net? Is it just new? (2) What IDE would be best for the students. We already have Visual Studio .net in one lab. This year, teaching Java, I had endless free text editors and of course a free compiler. With limited money, what is the best way to go in C++.
Thanks for any help you can give me.