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[llvipll]

Originally Posted by TheMangoKid

If Your in high school or middle school(i say middle school cuz idk if ur a kid or not) you can take classes at school.

I'm @ hight school XD, thats why I'm asking about university

[pedramasl]

first of all hi. I would suggest you to start to study a tutorial whatever it is video/text.just a simple tutorial which is a general guide to c++.then start to get into details by inspecting source codes from every GNU project program ( open source ones). then learn how to use syntax to code in better way .only knowing the syntax of a programming language is not enough at all.you have to know how to use it. so dont forget start studing source codes and create something outta your mind by your creativity dont follow the common routine that every one follows try to invent. i hope you get what i try to understand if you want simple tutorials on c++ i can give you link. take care

[ChadX96]

go to Devry University.. or any computer school, go to book strore (my favorite) borders or wat ever

[RobotGymnast]

Yeah, books are general the best.. C++ doesn't really change, and for information on libraries and other extensions, you can find a tutorial online. You don't exactly have to pay for books *disclaimer* not that I'm endorsing the illegal downloading of books through torrenting or any other downloads, I'm just giving you the facts

;D. Yeah the high school classes suck, I wouldn't even bother taking the grade 12 one if it wasn't required for most good comp sci universities

[llvipll]

Originally Posted by Beast

I agree with wassup. When i started coding, i started with vids and then went on to tutorials, you learn way more with READING then WATCHING.

Happy to help

Check your PMs

[cosmeo3000]

I started with books, then hated that book I was using, then went to video tuts and learned a lot, then went back to an easier book, learned that book, and now I'm on another book.

Btw, if you want the book i'm using, PM me.

[RobotGymnast]

I think books are good for a solid thing like C++, especially if you're just starting programming (or have only coded in scripting languages or the like). If you've programmed before, then books might be a bit slow.

[lyndie08]

guys can you give me some simple machine problem to try the c/c++ that i've learned............

and i'll give the answer to you then try check if its correct!

[lyndie08]

[RobotGymnast]

well what've you learned? We could do something involving pointers and weird arithmetic.

[lyndie08]

no i mean,......give me a problem that shall i answer the question that given to me........that's why i mean!