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Good place to learn? - azux14 - 12-22-2017
Hi all,
Just wondering would ye be able to direct me in right direction to learn C++ ? I have basic knowledge of C.
Thanks !
RE: Good place to learn? - Nyx - 12-22-2017
http://www.cplusplus.com/ has a bunch of guides and tutorials I believe, might be a good place to look since you already have an understanding of C itself and don't need to be taught all the basics.
RE: Good place to learn? - azux14 - 12-22-2017
(12-22-2017, 10:04 PM)Tarew Wrote: http://www.cplusplus.com/ has a bunch of guides and tutorials I believe, might be a good place to look since you already have an understanding of C itself and don't need to be taught all the basics.
thanks for that pal !
RE: Good place to learn? - chunky - 12-29-2017
I'd recommend reading the C++ Primer (Amazon) if you really wanna learn something instead of just following some tutorials now and then.
The beginning might be kinda boring if you already know the basics of C but I guess you don't know anything about the machine-level representation of programs yet so it's probably worth to start from the beginning.
The price is kinda high if you are just learning it because programming is your hobby but the ebook version got leaked several times (just google for it) so you could also get it for free if you don't like books.
RE: Good place to learn? - NukeZzZin - 12-18-2022
I'm recommend https://devdocs.io/c/, it's basically a documentation of C. (very well explained)