i can't comprehend C++

[ETHerthethaethaetheh]

how are you learning it and how far have you gotten?

I've acually gotten pretty much nowhere.. I can't find a good tutorial/ book, that's easy to learn and doesn't just aim for one thing, for example csgo cheats. Also I tried using VS 2015 to open source files of cheats and see the code, and maybe learn by that, but I couldn't seem to read the code, because nothing came up.. I cannot install some kind of a plugin for it, cuz I have x64 bit Windows.. I'm pretty lazy also, and have a lotta homework to do for school, so IDK if I should even be learning to code.

[blackskull6]

well learning c++ is gonna take some time and dedication. i don't think you're gonna get anything done looking at source code for hacks, now personally i have 0 experience writing hacks but i highly doubt their code would be simple enough for you to understand. personally for me i took some elective courses in school that taught me C language, and then C++ in uni so i don't really have some beginner level sources however the stickies seem to have a decent amount.
check out this one if you want https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1078938 it's sorted into levels (guessing you're gonna be either Introductory, no previous programming experience or Introductory, with previous programming experience)
when it comes to school and homework those come first, and if you're too lazy to learn C++ then you probably don't really wanna learn it that much. there are many people here who can help out but you're gonna have to be the one doing most of the work.

[ssynx]

Keep in mind that C++ IS NOT C, C++ is very hard to learn, probably we'll never learn the entire C++ language as it is too big and, surprise, C++17 is going to be the new standard with even more features.

You should NOT LEARN C++ ONLY FOR GAME HACKING, if this is your only "destination" leave programming, as you find most of the things discussed ANNOYING, maybe you wanna immediatly get to the point, and you cannot do this way.

I hope I'm wrong, but, anyway, you should read a PDF or buy a book about C++ (distinguish C++ and C, THEY ARE DIFFERENT), study and make lot of practice, this way you'll be able to learn a particular *thing* works, understand HOW to manage it, and WHY you should use that *thing*.

Pointers are waiting for you!

[gogogokitty]

[ccurtis20]

Guy just go to sololearn.com and take the C++ course. That will start you off with the basics. But don't rush through it, actually read everything and try to understand everything in the course.

[niko1921]

Windows vista is alive...

[garupede]

Some weeks ago I did a tutorial; I leave here the link hoping that it can be useful for someone!

Hacking/coding tutorial --> https://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1215927

[Sazor98]

C++ isn't hard. its applications are though

[$ U I C I D E]

how are you learning it and how far have you gotten?

I could use as my mentor to start learning the language

[Hitokiri~]

C++ is very hard to learn, probably we'll never learn the entire C++ language as it is too big and, surprise, C++17 is going to be the new standard with even more features

Jokes aside, the hardest part of C++ is the syntax. Apart from that it's pretty much as straightforward as any other language.
The best way to learn any language is by reading a book written by its creators. ( IMO. )

Just "learning" it isn't enough though. ( Just as learning addition doesn't mean you know math. ) True mastery of it takes time, dedication ( and a fair amount of blood, sweat and tears. )