[Nael]

Greetings HackCommunity,
Edit: I don't need what I've asked for earlier, I just want a suggested site to use and start learning C++ with.
Thank You.

[kasakari]

The only thing I can think of the may suit what you are looking for is http://www.learn-c.org . They have some examples you can do and then the page will compile your program and run it if it works. I played around with it but I felt using a text as guidance then making my own code and compiling it was where I learn the most.

I find a good text and run through all the examples and the case problems and learn from the mistakes I make when I compile until I feel that what I have created works. Once I do that I try the same topics I'm learning with other similar programs that can be made. As I go through more material I also go back to the old programs I have written and improve upon them with what I have learned since their creation.

I used the book C++ For Business Programmers 2nd edition as my first book but I surf tutorials and other E-books as well. Good luck with your quest for learning and hopefully I have helped.

[minial90000]

http://www.learncpp.com/ this is where I learned what I know.

[giumbai]

An additional question for this topic, where can i find a good tutorial for setting up all necessaries in xubuntu 64bit 14.04 for c++ Java Python PHP Java Scipt

[Rajjan Haxor]

i suggest learning ruby easier to understand and more useful in writing scripts...in fact metasploit itself is based on ruby ))

[strand93]

There are alot of good guides and tutorials on the internet, youtube is a great source of knowledge, its pretty easy to follow video tutorials on youtube with pen and paper.

My favourite is printed books tho, Im currently learning C# and I have several books. I follow alot of tutorials and guides on the internet, which helps alot, but in the end of the day I think that real printed books are the best. I guess its up to you what you prefer and how you learn best

[Netero_mybb_import16981]

If you want I can make a series of C++ tutorials.

//I haven't checked the forum's tutorials I don't know if there is an existing one.


Cheers

[Inori]

google. there's 100+ good sites to learn it. Just search!

[EDGE_crack109345]

After learning a bit i suggest you to use codeblocks 11.2 for practiceing

[Netero_mybb_import16981]

Hello again.

I don't know how I could have forgotten this, but I recommend reading a book by the creator of C++.
for introducing the tools and concepts: I recommend reading "Programming Principals and Practice by Bjarne Stroustrup"
for using those tools ,advanced book, : I recommend reading "The C++ Programming Languages"


Regards Netero