Only backing myself up here, I, being 22 years old, have 13 years of c++ experience. Granted only 4 of those are object oriented, which was taught in college and unfortunately we never learned the -> operator. Just showing where that previous statement came from.

Also, I'm with @Malice on this topic. I'm excited to put this to good use and experiment with it.

Welcome to the world of programming mate


So? I'm 21 years old and have way less C++ experience. Do you really want to start this pissing contest now?
Truth be told, if you worked with C++ for 13 years and only figured out that you can use OOP after 9 of them, you did something substantially wrong. Either you didn't know the language (which is still my bet), or you deliberately ignored one of the core idioms the language has to offer. If you never heard about the -> operator, well, I'm sorry, but then you haven't worked with C++. Heck, it's overloaded in most std::iterator<> subclasses and definitely in the ones provided by all significant containers in the STL.

Sorry, but someone who doesn't know the core language idioms, doesn't know the language.

@JustSid - About time I moved out of this Lite-C trap and away from this very dead environment . I've hobbled myself here and I can learn to write code without a school to teach me as long as I use a little time and a little Google. Thanks Sid