I currently have a networking class that deals with cisco's main site and I have a bunch of material I put together. Would this be something interesting I could post to the site??


if covers
1. Networking 101
2. Goes into detail about TCP/UDP
3. Goes into detail about the Application/transport layers
4. and a bit more

#include <iostream>
//#include is importing the iostream class


using namespace std;
// using namespace is telling the program to use functions from the standared libary of std


int main() // main is where the program will execute where int is a method called
{
   int age;


   cout << "HEY, you, I'm alive! Oh, and Hello World!"; // cout << is the string output
   cout << "How Old are you";
   cin >> age;v// going to take input and attach it to int age
   cin.ignore(); // going to toss the enter key
   cout << "You are " << age << "\n";
   cin.get(); // pauses the screen




   return 1; //we have to do a return because we are using the method int
}


   return 1; //we have to do a return because we are using the method int
}

I am working on a side project that requires objective programming and he wont explain how to tie in other files will taking an input and transferring it. The question is should I jump ahead and learn it by my self? I currently am working on Do-while-if loops if that will help explain where I am in the java language.