Learning MFC programming can be done through the following steps:
- Familiarize yourself with C++ programming language, as MFC is a C++ library.
- Understand the basics of Windows programming, including the Windows API and event-driven programming.
- Study the MFC library documentation and learn the MFC class hierarchy.
- Write some simple MFC programs, such as a "Hello World" program, to get familiar with the MFC framework.
- Study the MFC sample programs that come with your development environment, which can be a good source of code examples and techniques.
- Attend MFC programming courses or workshops, or read books on MFC programming.
- Practice writing more complex MFC programs, and experiment with different MFC features to gain experience.
- Join online communities or forums where MFC developers share tips and tricks, and ask questions to get help with specific problems.
- Stay up-to-date with the latest MFC developments and improvements, and continue to learn and improve your skills over time.