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Best resources for learning C++? - Skorp - 07-14-2016
What books and websites are the best resources for someone looking to learn C++?
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - m0dem - 07-16-2016
Google.
http://www.cprogramming.com
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - Despised - 07-16-2016
^
Or simply check out SL's tutorial section. There should be ebooks available.
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - Dong - 07-27-2016
(07-14-2016, 07:47 PM)Skorp Wrote: What books and websites are the best resources for someone looking to learn C++?
The book by the man himself, Bjarne Stroustrup, is a very good reference.
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - 0xDEAD10CC - 07-31-2016
cppreference.com is the best resource I know of.
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - SSnague - 10-21-2016
The best book i've read on C++ is the "C++ Primer". It literally goes over all the STL and explains everything in too much detail. You can grab a pdf from google( I have a copy if you can't find one).
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - HiddenCobra - 12-01-2016
I just recently bought "Learning C++ For Dummies" I know its a little dumb actually buying that book but so far its good and it gives good assignments and projects.
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - bella - 12-22-2016
C++ is a great language to learn since it is one of the basic programming language and is faster than many. There are two great sources for learning C++ which anyone learning this language should refer.
http://www.learncpp.com/
http://www.codesdope.com/
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - Vi-Sion - 12-22-2016
Well you got a good list so far, i just want to add something, if you need help while learning we have some great C++ coders here at sinister .
RE: Best resources for learning C++? - bitm0de - 12-23-2016
(12-22-2016, 03:12 PM)bella Wrote: C++ is a great language to learn since it is one of the basic programming language and is faster than many. There are two great sources for learning C++ which anyone learning this language should refer.
http://www.learncpp.com/
http://www.codesdope.com/
Definitely no.
The fact that they teach you to omit the return type is highly outdated information.
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
printf("Hello World\n");
}People who do not know C or C++ should never be recommending sources for learning material.