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What is the best free online source for learning c++?
Jack Scott
Jaxon Lee
Also how long does it take to learn c++?
Caleb Rodriguez
Got any knowledge of programming before?
Daniel Rivera
You see user, you never truly stop learning C++
Nathaniel Gutierrez
I have none
Noah Collins
If you want to get started and like yourself:
nim-lang.org
If you hate yourself but want to actually be competent:
github.com
Grayson Richardson
This.
My naive college self thought that I knew all that there was to know about C++ when I graduated since that's pretty much the main language my university focused on in my classes. Got out into the field, and realized boy was I wrong.
Jonathan Green
Retarded recommendation. Learning C first is the worst mistake possible
OP, go with Programing: principle's and Practice with C++ by the language author
Asher Harris
cppreference
Jordan Richardson
torrents and online compilers desu i would post magnet but i don't have it atm
Christian Johnson
libgen
Josiah Watson
C++ is nothing you learn, it is a way of thinking.
Levi Fisher
Forever.
But you can start being useful after a few weeks.
A good resource is cppreference.com (avoid cplusplus.com which is not as good). But really the only way to learn is to start a project and keep going. Pick some domain you're interested in, some good library/framework and start hacking.
Josiah Ward
Basically C++ is bit like the Talmud. You can spend years studying it and get better at it, but no one in the world knows every detail on top of their head. The draft C++ 20 standard is a bit under 1800 pages. But there are thousands of additional pages of defect reports, technical notes, etc. Just like the Talmud, you could spend your life studying C++.
By comparison many experienced C developers know more than 80% of the language (probably 95% of the language and 70% of the standard library).
Juan Bennett
thank you based cons. watch bisqwit he's got some good videos for after you've gotten the basics down
Owen Flores
learncpp.com
Aiden Howard
>cp
Hmmmm.
Samuel Nguyen
C++ is not something that you ever stop learning.
Cooper Murphy
D u r g a s o f t
Eli Barnes
freetutorials (dot) us
Anthony Long
Just download the C++ source files and start reading.
Pay special attention to the comments. Coders hate leaving comments so any they do leave are vital.
Then start making changes to the code, compile and read the error messages.
This is essentially how IBM JCL coders learn. Submit a blank deck and debug the error messages.
Nicholas Ramirez
Kevin Parker
Delete this
Lincoln Hughes
your dad
Carson Hernandez
cppreference
Nolan Richardson
>Guy recommends Nim
>C first is retarded
>C++ instead
Chase Williams
Coping linux denier