Programming languages are just tools that we use to tell the computer what we want it to do. Structure and form are the real knowledge and learning new languages is just adding new tools to the toolbox to handle specific jobs. That is what this tutorial is based on. We have to assume that the user of this tutorial already has an intermediate level of knowledge in C++ programming and techniques. Since C++ is built on C, the differences are easily assimilated to provide the programmer with a new set of tools to attack sof tware solutions that require the tools that C provides.