This tutorial introduces the string class, and many of its methods. It has examples of each method's use. More info

Learn how to use .NET and Managed C++ to program owner-draw menu items with the fonts and point sizes you want. More info

Interesting Tutorial on control structures in C++. More info

For situations when a company doesn't want the responsibility of maintaining a user password file, Tom Archer presents a mechanism that stores and uses the hash codes of passwords instead of the actual passwords to validate users. More info

Learn how the StackTrace class makes your debugging life a bit easier by enabling you to retrieve full call stack information. More info

This tutorial goes over the basics of C++. This includes: variables, loops, if statements, switch statements, functions, arrays, and strings...you know the meat and potatoes of it all. More info

A Spy tool program like MS Spy++ that lets you capture window controls and modify their properties. Useful for learning window handles and their properties. This program is useful to obtain a window handle, caption, class name, style, and size. Moreover, it facilitates changing caption name, style, and extended style of victim window control in run-time load. More info

The article covers C++ pointer concepts and syntax in-depth. Contains several illustrative diagrams and examples for beginners, to smoothen learning curve. Useful for advanced users to test concepts of dynamic memory allocation of multi-dimensional pointers and deciphering large function pointer declarations. More info

In this test I have attempted to make a C test, that test knowledge of Volatile Qualifier, type cast , array , pointers, recursion, static variable, variable argument, pointer to function. All of these require well understanding of C programming. The test helps to understand the concept of C programming in a more informative way. More info

Continuing his series on custom Web control development in Managed C++, Stephen Fraser takes it up a notch by examining the more advanced—and far more powerful—composite custom Web control. More info