tried java now c++

I tried java,
hated it.
does anyone have a nice c++ tutorial that teaches you how to do the equivalent of this php statement:

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$var = "1";
$var2 = "2";
if ($var = "1" && $var2 = "2") {
echo "The variables are: ".$var." & ".$var2;
} 

?

Check W3

hmm just found an article on there saying that java and c++ should die..

they should go and eat my bunny

ha
on my server i have, ruby, sql server, c++, c# and j# express editions and I'v never used them.
mehh, I'm gunna go read the php codebook.
it's brilliant

Never heard of C++ running on a web server....

And if C++ dies, then I will commit suicide along with it!

I have a windows server, which is a web server but other things among it

lmfao.. a few notes for you people

lol.. you can't have c++ running period.. Its not a dynamic/scripting language. Its a pure compiled language. Meaning you can have an application running that was written in C+ but thats just it, its a stand alone application. Just like your server software is.

Also any server can have an application written in C+ run on it. lol. Most likely the server itself is written in C/C++.

And whoever said that C+ needs to die is a moron. What do these idiots think their operating system was written in. Or any application where speed is key. lol 99% of all other programming languages are written in C/C++ including the java interpreter.

Haha..this thread is pretty funny! You guys a great!

uhh i wasn't saying i had some c++ server.
just saying i had a program on here for compiling it.
PERL next it i think

python > pearl

can you parse xml with python?

The answer that you are looking for is:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

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int main()
{
    int var1 = 1;
    int var2 = 2;
 
    if( var1 == 1 && var2 == 2 )
    {
        cout << "The variables are:" << var1 <<  ",  " << var2;
    }
 
return 0;
}

And btw, in your PHP code, you have an error..2 actually.

Any time you are comparing 2 values, you have to use ==, not =. In your IF statement, you are setting both variables equal to something, not checking to see if they really do equal what you have there. Just something to think about.

what code we talking about now? :s

php by the looks of it

i was referring to which php code he was on about rather than the actually language

Pardon?