>trying to learn how to code
>search C tutorials on youtube
>99% are pajeets giving lessons
I know that IT is their designated shitting space, but this is too much
Trying to learn how to code
Landon Gutierrez
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Cooper Walker
read a book, will ya
Joshua Turner
baby boomer detected
Sebastian Collins
>youtube
Read a fucking book. You are setting yourself up for failure.
Dominic Wood
Is there any book similar to "Learn Python the hard way" but for C/C++?
Colton Edwards
I do not agree. I've read many books both in English and Italian about programming and sometimes youtube/wiki is just faster if you have problems with something. I think you should start with books and go on youtube just later though. This is because often books tend to say stuff like "x is based on y to work but this isn't intresting for us, so we do not teach it" and you are left wondering how and why something is true. Instead of buying an entirely different text book you can just look it up on google/youtube and go on reading.
I agree that you shouldn't try to learn anything solely on youtube and scammy sites if you are serious about though.
(Also, there are many College recorded lessons on youtube too. I've learnt calculus from videos of a different university than mine because i couldn't attend to lessons. And it worked since i got 30/30 on my exam.)
Jaxson Taylor
I havent read your python one but I used this 5 years ago and it worked great
libgen.io
Michael Allen
Just read everything cppreference has on C. It wont teach you best practices but why would you expect YouTube to
Christopher Peterson
Well shiver me timbers matey, pajeet-tier educational materials are made by pajeets? Who would have thought?
Henry Wood
Youtube is like stackoverflow with ads, narcissism and without the ability to copypaste code.
Read a book. Not 'fast' enough for you? You're too stupid for C.