Does anyone want me to make a c++ tutorial?

I understand that there are a lot of ebooks, videos, books, teachers, and forums that teach you c++, but if there is anyone that is interested in c++ tutorials I could start posting threads that have detailed c++ tutorials. I am guessing this is for people who don't want to read an ebook and want maybe a thinned down version, THAT STILL HAS ALL CRUCIAL INFORMATION.

Disclaimer: I am not like NOOB, whit, mmbob, Crash, freedompeace, flameswor10, topblast, and others. The previously mentioned guys are f*cking elite, but they're too busy being 1337 to make tutorials (or they just advocate reading books).

Either way if anyone thinks they could use these then feel free to hit thanks and I will know whether it will be a waste of time or not. Thanks a lot

Example of first tutorial:

Code:

Chapter One: Setting Up
- Is C important to learn before c++
- Some basics before writing your first code
- How your compiler works to create a program (.exe)
- Writing your first program (Hello World)
- Overview 
**might add section where you can practice**

^^ very brief sections of chapter one, but as you can see I am covering most of the basics (again this is only chapter one out of maybe 20-25)

Originally Posted by FailHacker

Disclaimer: I am not like NOOB, whit, mmbob, Crash, freedompeace, flameswor10, topblast, and others. The previously mentioned guys are f*cking elite, but they're too busy being 1337 to make tutorials (or they just advocate reading books).

LOL WAT? TOPBLAST AND ELITE DONT FIT TOGETHER LMFAO.
Also sure, go for it

lol why not, i think hes good

I am just waiting for what the community thinks

Chapter 1:
1.Knowing C makes you know a lot of C++, and vise versa, so no.

2.Download an IDE

3.preprocessing->Compile->assemble->link

4. #include <iostream> int main(int argv, char* argv[]){std::cout<<"hello world\n";return 0;}

5. C and C++ are very similar, you download IDE, it compiles, there is teh code

I am not just answering the questions, I am going in depth, and keep in mind this is for total new people trying to learn.

The answer to the first question is a simple no. No more depth needed. just no.

I cannot see any other things to learn before writing the hello world

at this point getting in depth of the process will confuse you, and it is not really needed to know either.

gave code right there.

Okay well if you think this is a waste of time then I won't do it.

Plus most people can easily c+p the code its like 8 lines of code, but guess how many of them understand the preprocessor (#includes), or what namespaces are, or the point of "return 0;", etc.

Ooh I'm considered an elite

Originally Posted by FailHacker

I I am not like NOOB, whit, mmbob, Crash, freedompeace, flameswor10, topblast, and others.

freedompeace and topblast are NOT in the elite hack section group.

Originally Posted by ᶠᶸᶜᵏ

freedompeace and topblast are NOT in the elite hack section group.

Pretty Sure freedompeace dont care & topblast is not invited
Do Not want to hear topblast over exaggerate his skillz

Originally Posted by FailHacker

i've been coding for 2 years and i have yet to use a namespace and you don't need to know the point of return 0, just know you need it if successful or others numbers for certain errors

Originally Posted by ᶠᶸᶜᵏ

freedompeace and topblast are NOT in the elite hack section group.

How about you give me a revised list of the "elites" in the coding section. I am sure virtual void belongs in there.

if you dont use a namespace do you never use cout or cin or anything in the standard namespace?

i seriously hate console apps. they are so ugly and spoonfed

^^ sorry I am not following your point

I could definitely use a tutorial on c++, When do you think it'll be out?

Does anyone want me to make a c++ tutorial?

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