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I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
if anyone knows please answer me

In article < .com>,
"|>5y<|-|07r0||1<" <> writes
>I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>if anyone knows please answer me
>

C or C++?

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"Chris Hills" writes:

> In article < .com>,
> "|>5y<|-|07r0||1<" <> writes
>>I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>>if anyone knows please answer me
>>
>
> C or C++?

Most people would understand that question to mean that he would accept
either C or C++ information. I suggest you post the information you had in
mind, I am quite sure the OP can use it, regardless of the language.

The virgule is commonly used in the English language to have the meaning
"either or or" where the or is the inclusive OR.

In article <>, osmium
<> writes
>"Chris Hills" writes:
>
>> In article < .com>,
>> "|>5y<|-|07r0||1<" <> writes
>>>I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>>>if anyone knows please answer me
>>>
>>
>> C or C++?
>
>Most people would understand that question to mean that he would accept
>either C or C++ information. I suggest you post the information you had in
>mind, I am quite sure the OP can use it, regardless of the language.
>
>The virgule is commonly used in the English language to have the meaning
>"either or or" where the or is the inclusive OR.

You made an assumption which is probably incorrect.
You also missed the point i was making.

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"Chris Hills" writes:

> In article <>, osmium
> <> writes
>>"Chris Hills" writes:
>>
>>> In article < .com>,
>>> "|>5y<|-|07r0||1<" <> writes
>>>>I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>>>>if anyone knows please answer me
>>>>
>>>
>>> C or C++?
>>
>>Most people would understand that question to mean that he would accept
>>either C or C++ information. I suggest you post the information you had
>>in
>>mind, I am quite sure the OP can use it, regardless of the language.
>>
>>The virgule is commonly used in the English language to have the meaning
>>"either or or" where the or is the inclusive OR.
>
> You made an assumption which is probably incorrect.
> You also missed the point i was making.

Snideness is not a good quality.

On Feb 6, 5:49 am, "|>5y<|-|07r0|\|1<" <psych0tr0...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
> if anyone knows please answer me

this message was also cross-posted to "comp.lang.c++". i think the OP
is a spammer.

(HINT: check out his name)

-- arnuld
http://arnuld.blogspot.com

In article <>, osmium
<> writes
>"Chris Hills" writes:
>
>> In article <>, osmium
>> <> writes
>>>"Chris Hills" writes:
>>>
>>>> In article < .com>,
>>>> "|>5y<|-|07r0||1<" <> writes
>>>>>I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>>>>>if anyone knows please answer me
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> C or C++?
>>>
>>>Most people would understand that question to mean that he would accept
>>>either C or C++ information. I suggest you post the information you had
>>>in
>>>mind, I am quite sure the OP can use it, regardless of the language.
>>>
>>>The virgule is commonly used in the English language to have the meaning
>>>"either or or" where the or is the inclusive OR.
>>
>> You made an assumption which is probably incorrect.
>> You also missed the point i was making.
>
>Snideness is not a good quality.

The question still remains, C or C++?

There is a very good reason fro asking that question.

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|>5y<|-|07r0||1< wrote:
> I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
> if anyone knows please answer me

Try UNIX Network Programming, Volume 1, Second Edition by Richard
Stevens.

<http://www.kohala.com/start/unpv12e.html>
<http://www.kohala.com/start/unpv22e/unpv22e.html>

santosh wrote:

>
> |>5y<|-|07r0||1< wrote:
>> I'm searching a c\c++ tutorial about the programmation of the net
>> if anyone knows please answer me
>
> Try UNIX Network Programming, Volume 1, Second Edition by Richard
> Stevens.
>
> <http://www.kohala.com/start/unpv12e.html>
> <http://www.kohala.com/start/unpv22e/unpv22e.html>

Best to head to comp.unix.programmer or one of the tcpip groups. Aside from
that, UNPv1 is a bible for network programming. After that, it's all
trenchwork.