Coding!

[fofogogo23]

Hey everybody,
Now before I start, I ask that you don't troll me and say "Omg another noob who wants to code omg go die nobody cares". We all start out as noobs don't we?
Ok so,
When I'm done with school, I'd like to become a programmer. I think that starting out with coding personal (or public if I'm good enough) hacks is a good and fun place to start learning. I was wondering if any of you know of a website like lynd*****m (Lynd*****m doesn't teach C++) that teaches C++? Or, if you are available for personal training ?

Thank you very much,
Have a great day.

PS: C++ is the best language for coding hacks and stuff like that, right? Or is there better?

[Jorndel]

Hey everybody,
Now before I start, I ask that you don't troll me and say "Omg another noob who wants to code omg go die nobody cares". We all start out as noobs don't we?
Ok so,
When I'm done with school, I'd like to become a programmer. I think that starting out with coding personal (or public if I'm good enough) hacks is a good and fun place to start learning. I was wondering if any of you know of a website like lynd*****m (Lynd*****m doesn't teach C++) that teaches C++? Or, if you are available for personal training ?

Thank you very much,
Have a great day.

PS: C++ is the best language for coding hacks and stuff like that, right? Or is there better?

Yes C++ is the most used for hacking.
And no I can't help you.
(I am starting slowly )

EDIT:

Here are some links for books if you need:
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...resources.html
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/161-progra...ners-book.html
https://www.mpgh.net/forum/31-c-c-pro...n-c-books.html

[aIW|Convery]

People say that the tutorials on cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network (also a nice alternative to MSDN) are helpful.. Though I'd recommend the book called 'C++ for Dummies', the fifth edition. I picked that up when I was feeling rusty and it is a good read for a beginner and it got its chapters focused on a specific part so it's easy to find whatever you are having problems with :3

Though, I think VB would be easier for beginners, I've never been arsed to learn it but being able to make GUIs should be pretty motivational rather than just 'knowing' that your 200 line 'hello world' programs do a lot of stuff that you wont see on the screen (apart from an empty console) =P

And ye, C++ is the best language evah!!11!! Let the flaming begin ^^

[iFireLazers]

People say that the tutorials on cplusplus.com - The C++ Resources Network (also a nice alternative to MSDN) are helpful.. Though I'd recommend the book called 'C++ for Dummies', the fifth edition. I picked that up when I was feeling rusty and it is a good read for a beginner and it got its chapters focused on a specific part so it's easy to find whatever you are having problems with :3

Though, I think VB would be easier for beginners, I've never been arsed to learn it but being able to make GUIs should be pretty motivational rather than just 'knowing' that your 200 line 'hello world' programs do a lot of stuff that you wont see on the screen (apart from an empty console) =P

And ye, C++ is the best language evah!!11!! Let the flaming begin ^^

Wow a wannabe coder talking about programming.

[aIW|Convery]

Wow a wannabe coder talking about programming.

...Who the fuck are you?

@master131
This kid is just spamming for post count anyways.. *hint*

[[MPGH]master131]

lol, SuperNovaAO...

/closed

Such discussions should probably be in the C++ section.