C++ tutorials

Started by TomToad, June 11, 2017, 15:23:42

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TomToad

For those who wish to learn C++ programming, I found this site. http://www.learncpp.com/
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EdzUp

Nice find coming from C to C++ you do tend to pick up some bad habits which refresher tuts like these do help with :)

Goodlookinguy

Microsoft has beginner and intermediate C++ courses on edx. Both courses reside in the beginner category really, but's a good way to start.

In my personal opinion, it's easier to learn programming languages if you have specific projects or goals in mind. It forces you to keep using the language and you have to figure out how said language handles things. I've learned a ton of programming languages over the years, so maybe this is just a bias I've created after you learned this many.
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Nice find coming from C to C++ you do tend to pick up some bad habits

Or good ones  :D
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Quote from: Goodlookinguy on June 11, 2017, 18:49:10
In my personal opinion, it's easier to learn programming languages if you have specific projects or goals in mind. It forces you to keep using the language and you have to figure out how said language handles things.
That's been my experience too.
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