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Starting Fresh
Hello all who read this. I would love to learn C++ but i was wondering if you have a recommended way of learning the language like should i start with something like java or C or even html and work my way up from there or is it ok to dive straight into C++ with a book like C++ for dummies witch says you need no prior knowledge of programming. Any and all tips you great people can suggest will be used to the best of my abilities so thanks!
just read book,code,for a long time.nothing is difficult is you work hard
Start off with small shit like VB or something, learn the basics of code and how classes work. Hell if you have no prior experience with any code, start off the HTML for web sites first. Then jump into some C tutorials, small stuff. Get the basic grasp of the code, then work your way slowly into C++.

Jumping from VB style coding into C++ can be very overwhelming. So take it slow.
You will learn by practicing.
Remember, it takes pure dedication tho and tons of trial an error. So dont get bummed if you dont understand something the first time you read it.
@whittenisback is right.

You want to start off basic, and understand programming and get a feel for coding itself along with understanding code and computers in general. Jump into VB, or something simple like that, and then once you feel as if you have a good understanding, try C++. Books, and online E-Books will be very helpful. I learned php using Youtube (thenewboston).
If you want .NET don't go with VB, but C#.
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If you want .NET don't go with VB, but C#.
Why are people already recommending people to become VBFags when their final goal is learning C++ >_>
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Why are people already recommending people to become VBFags when their final goal is learning C++ >_>
What do you recommend then?
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What do you recommend then?
Either jumping straight into C++(might as well learn it correctly from the start) or go for C# as .NET makes it easier to start but you still stick with something that resembles the C-style syntax.
Haha ikd about jumping strieght into c#
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