Learning c++ online.

[clacker]

I'm an absolute novice when it comes to programming and I want to start learning. I want to learn online by reading about it and step by step guides on how to program. I don't mind learning c++ or just c.

Does anyone know any good sites for learning how to program? Also I would like to hear how you guys learnt how to program.

 

[7D8]

cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network is good. Although it is good to learn C++, you may find an easier time learning something like C#, Java or Python. You can build things much more quickly, such as web applications. C++ is a monster, and a very powerful one at that.

Again, I'm not saying don't learn it, I'm just saying that you may have more fun at a higher-level.

Also Microsoft's Visual C++ gives you really nice tools and a good tutorial, as well as the .NET Framework which is superb (IMO).

 

[clacker]

cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network is good. Although it is good to learn C++, you may find an easier time learning something like C#, Java or Python. You can build things much more quickly, such as web applications. C++ is a monster, and a very powerful one at that.

Again, I'm not saying don't learn it, I'm just saying that you may have more fun at a higher-level.

Also Microsoft's Visual C++ gives you really nice tools and a good tutorial, as well as the .NET Framework which is superb (IMO).

Well I'm only 15 I think Java or c# would be better. I don't suppose you have any links for online tutorials on them do you?? Sorry to be a pain

 

[7D8]

Well I'm only 15 I think Java or c# would be better. I don't suppose you have any links for online tutorials on them do you?? Sorry to be a pain

well, welcome young programmer-to-be!

I am not a Java developer, although I have developed in it before, but wouldn't be able to

In order of importance:

1. Google
2. C# vis MSDN
3. Stack Overflow - caution, search before you ask and be respectful when you do or you will burn.
4. Java - note. I'm not big on Java (yet... android may change this though), so i don't know what a good reference is, beyond the owner's manual.

 

[clacker]

well, welcome young programmer-to-be!

I am not a Java developer, although I have developed in it before, but wouldn't be able to

In order of importance:

1. Google
2. C# vis MSDN
3. Stack Overflow - caution, search before you ask and be respectful when you do or you will burn.
4. Java - note. I'm not big on Java (yet... android may change this though), so i don't know what a good reference is, beyond the owner's manual.

Thank you very much. +1

 

[Card]

Hehe, I was like 9 years old when I started to learn some c++. I don't even remember why, but I wanted to create a game. Ended up creating a silly simple text adventure game. Could even "draw" a labyrinth, then there was a dot that had to be guided to the other side trough the maze.

Since that I have forgotten everything. Would like to learn that stuff again but I'm again 10 years older so that would take some time.

 

[mehmlyndsy]

Thanks to share such a nice information. it really helpful for me.