I want to learn c++ but can't find any good course

[eroul211]

So i am trying to learn c++ but can't find any good course. I had one from udemy. Beginning C++ Programming - From Beginner to Beyond by

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At the assigment with the letter pyramid i give up i try it with the learncpp site but i really dont like to read that much.

Any suggestion?

 

[jatman]

there really isn't much to learn on CPP as it's not meant to be a exciting Lang like JavaScript for example, you will over time have to get used to reading

I highly recommend build-your-own-x and project-based-learning both are on github, follow their articles on what you want to learn, you won't likely find any tutorials like these as video format at best what you can find is video game dev stuff as thats heavily reliant on c++ other than that unless its hardware stuff people dont use it in day to day codes besides libraries.

 

[eroul211]

there really isn't much to learn on CPP as it's not meant to be a exciting Lang like JavaScript for example, you will over time have to get used to reading

I highly recommend build-your-own-x and project-based-learning both are on github, follow their articles on what you want to learn, you won't likely find any tutorials like these as video format at best what you can find is video game dev stuff as thats heavily reliant on c++ other than that unless its hardware stuff people dont use it in day to day codes besides libraries.

Should i try with another? Like c# or java? Something close to c++ so i can learn the basic?

 

[jatman]

Should i try with another? Like c# or java? Something close to c++ so i can learn the basic?

at the end of the day what matters is what you want to do, each language has its own use and specific benefits, but there is no learn x to be good at y.

Sure some skills do transfer, at least the experience and ideas of how you should do stuff and why certain things work how they do.

Like if you know c then c++'s basic is already covered, C# and java are also kind of related. Learning C++ will probably improve your coding knowledge overtime as the more times you shoot yourself in the foot the more you learn. Experimental learning is the key at the end of the day as these types of langs don't have that much hands on tutorial like react or Node.js for example, and you just go with the flow. If you're a CS student who needs to learn one just for learning and are looking for suggestion on what to learn then choose between java or c++, Tim buchalka's course is pretty decent I would say as he does go on lots of details, it might take long time to follow it out as he goes at a moderate pace but if you want to experiment you know where to look.

You can also follow these or look at gamedev stuff as they're more interesting and fun to learn

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[Vara Prasad]

Should i try with another? Like c# or java? Something close to c++ so i can learn the basic?

Try GeeksForGeeks C++ , course teaches from basics along with problem solving.

 

[eroul211]

Try GeeksForGeeks C++ , course teaches from basics along with problem solving.

People from forums told me to avoid that site

 

[_D_Go]

The Cherno's C++ youtube series is probably the best C++ course ever created. You can thank me later

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[abhiuidesign]

maybe this is something you are looking for

codewithmosh.com/p/ultimate-c-plus-plus-series

 

[eroul211]

maybe this is something you are looking for

codewithmosh.com/p/ultimate-c-plus-plus-series

Can i find the course on this site?

 

[kernel]

Mosh hamedani

 

[farouja]

maybe you better off learning RUST rather than c/c++

 

[eroul211]

maybe you better off learning RUST rather than c/c++

Why?