[help] i have a question
[help] i have a question
Ok, so i just thought about it and was wondering if any sort of class in school could help me with programing/learning c++? By this i mean any form of math(some where in the precal to cal classes would be in my junior and senior year) or English, or any form that could help at all. if none thats great too.
well maybe typing class if you take that so you don't misspell words which could be life or death in coding. I just sleep in my calculus class
Anything you can learn in school you can learn on your own.
Pick up a book at your local bookstore and read it all the way through.
Pick up a book at your local bookstore and read it all the way through.
yeah i know all about learning stuff on my own, sucks having shitty math teachers who give increadibly hard tests and can only go through one problem in class a day.
But thanks for the feed back guys, the answers what i though they would be. this just means i get to read a shit load of books this summer... sould be fun
But thanks for the feed back guys, the answers what i though they would be. this just means i get to read a shit load of books this summer... sould be fun
Maths and english
Or just one hard one... =/
SDFU nooob
Easy.
Save up about 50$
Buy C++ All-in-one For Dummies
Comes with a nice compiler.
And 7 books in one!
Save up about 50$
Buy C++ All-in-one For Dummies
Comes with a nice compiler.
And 7 books in one!
ok, i found it. but there are 2, a c and a c++. so probably should pick up the c++ one.
If you can, take a Computer Science class. This is normally something some schools don't offer. I know mine does, but it's not that great. Teachers suck, blah blah.
Anyways, I don't think this is offered to teens @ school, or as an outside course, and again, I'm speaking based on what I've seen, so prove me wrong if you want but yeah.
If you aren't attending University, then this is something you're going to have to self teach, or wait for Uni.
Anyways, I don't think this is offered to teens @ school, or as an outside course, and again, I'm speaking based on what I've seen, so prove me wrong if you want but yeah.
If you aren't attending University, then this is something you're going to have to self teach, or wait for Uni.
Yeh it may be tough learning a language for a first time. I had 2 semesters background in Java, and I picked up the raw basics of C++ in about 2-3 months, so take your time and have fun with it.
well, i am an increadibly fast learner so shouldnt be hard to grasp any consecpts. and i do want to do some self-tought stuff. being ahead from all of the other kids in the class is always great.
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