How To Get Started With C++
Posted by Fun_Hope_8233@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 4 comments
I am looking for some guidelines/advices to get me started with C++, should I find a playlist and start learning? (I don't like watching playlists) or is there any effective website for learning C++ specifically.
It would be great if you could share some helpful resources regarding C++
Alive_Plum_5658@reddit
Back when i started with c++ i few years ago i started with this course: https://youtu.be/vLnPwxZdW4Y?si=TB-QmFvyGmPqffmy It's really good and easy to understand for beginners, in my opinion at least. If you don't like video courses you could find a book, or learn from a website such as learncpp.com or w3schools, but i personally find those way drier and harder to follow than a youtube course. It's your choice
baked_doge@reddit
Genuine advice: learn to google stuff, you may want to start with "how to start with cpp";)
BewilderedAnus@reddit
learncpp.com
ScholarNo5983@reddit
The first thing you need to do is install a C++ compiler and linker. Now depending on which operating system you are using, the choice of compiler will vary.
With those tools installed, you are now ready to start writing C++ code and trying to get that code to work.
You can take any small sized C++ code that you find in a book, on website, in a video and try to get that code to run.
Once you get the code to rung, go back over the code and try to understand what code does, and for this step Google and even AI will be your friend. But never cheat by starting to let the AI write your code.
Rinse and repeat, and what you will find the more C++ code you write the better you get.