Begginner's C++ Lectures
C++ Begginer's Guide
Great if you don't know how to write one line of code!
I saw the list of books and tutorials that were posted here and I saw there is a lack of tutorials for "dummies". By "dummies", I mean people who have no C++ related knowledge (don't know C, C# or any of that). When I was younger I tried learning from here and it was impossible because each tutorial here requires at least some small knowledge of C++ concepts. My objective is to give everyone the chance to understand these concepts with these lectures. These are college 1st year lectures. I am aware that some of the example code might be outdated but it's not very important. I believe these lectures are very good because they were made by teachers thinking about students who don't know anything about C++, making this better than just throwing a C++ bible at you. There is a logical order to be followed and it's clearly defined in the name of the lectures. This is C+-(plus minus) because this is very basic stuff. It's meant to give you the concepts to start learning on your own later.
These lectures are not for you if:
Great if you don't know how to write one line of code!
I saw the list of books and tutorials that were posted here and I saw there is a lack of tutorials for "dummies". By "dummies", I mean people who have no C++ related knowledge (don't know C, C# or any of that). When I was younger I tried learning from here and it was impossible because each tutorial here requires at least some small knowledge of C++ concepts. My objective is to give everyone the chance to understand these concepts with these lectures. These are college 1st year lectures. I am aware that some of the example code might be outdated but it's not very important. I believe these lectures are very good because they were made by teachers thinking about students who don't know anything about C++, making this better than just throwing a C++ bible at you. There is a logical order to be followed and it's clearly defined in the name of the lectures. This is C+-(plus minus) because this is very basic stuff. It's meant to give you the concepts to start learning on your own later.
These lectures are not for you if:
- You are aware of the basics of C++ .
These lectures are for you if:
- If you never programmed in any language.
- If you learned C++ basics already but think you could consolidate your knowledge.
- If you are an experienced programmer but would like to give some feedback on these lectures
Credits: These lectures are from FEUP but I am aware they used some books to make these. I don't know the books unfortunately.
