Why is c++ so confusing?

[topblast]

How did you conclude that he was a child? :/

if he is a child, it is understandable that it is confusing, If he is not then well, he just need to try harder to understand. The computer just reads line by line. Google always help

[CAFlames]

Im going into Calculus Advanced Placement.. And Im only 16.

You have to have a knack for math and problem solving to be able to master c++ (Which i know have not). However, just because you dont doesnt mean you CANT learn c++. It just means you have to work harder... or have fun doing what you are doing. Having fun makes work not work.. do you get what I am going at?

Dont just look at tuts after tuts. Try figuring something out by your self or just c+p. As long as you have fun, you will learn.

[Crash]

Computer Science is a bad idea it's shit on a bun

[OBrozz]

/respect

You just inspired me to get back on the "learn c++" train again. Hope it lasts lol.

I use a useful tool in windows called "The Calculator" helps when doing coordinate placement.

News flash i don't use C++ to make my hacks

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Once you got one language, you should be able to get them all.

Having said that, you have to be proficient... and extremely proficient at that, to get a degree in computer science.

[DareoTheOreo]

Once you got one language, you should be able to get them all.

Having said that, you have to be proficient... and extremely proficient at that, to get a degree in computer science.

daasshh waht i wanna do... expically since thats waht imma go to collage for... im all set for that... now to finsh 8th and then highschool....

[User1]

Im going into Calculus Advanced Placement.. And Im only 16.

You have to have a knack for math and problem solving to be able to master c++ (Which i know have not). However, just because you dont doesnt mean you CANT learn c++. It just means you have to work harder... or have fun doing what you are doing. Having fun makes work not work.. do you get what I am going at?

Dont just look at tuts after tuts. Try figuring something out by your self or just c+p. As long as you have fun, you will learn.

AP Calc @16? A bit late... but a strong math background helps. Logic helps a lot too. C+P is the best way to go as you can know the result, you have the code and all you havta do is stare at it till you get how the code turned into a magical output.

Once you got one language, you should be able to get them all.

Having said that, you have to be proficient... and extremely proficient at that, to get a degree in computer science.

Honestly programming, esp when you get to larger programs, relies mostly on knowing HOW to program (pseudo code) rather than the language yourself. Once you get any language (since most languages are C-syntax or something of the like), you should be able to quickly structure programs and the actual programming just consists of transferring logic/structure or ideas into code the computer can understand.