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Interactive C/C++ tutorial? - Caleb™ - Dec 1, 2016
Are there any websites which have interactive C/C++ tutorials like codeacademy forexample?
* - Cha0 - Dec 1, 2016
http://www.learn-c.org/
http://www.learncpp.com/
Google dude...
Good luck.
* - g4143 - Dec 1, 2016
C++ is about reading large language technical books. You can go any site and run through tutorials and exercises but to 'really' learn C++... To really learn C++ involves reading 10's of thousands of pages of C++ books.
Read these books in this order.
1. Introductory book - Teach Yourself C++ in 21 days by Jesse Liberty or Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koenig
2. Something to re-enforce the basics plus introduce you the the C++ standard library - C++ Primer by Lipmman, Lajoie, Moo
3. A formal introduction to the C++ standard library - The C++ Standard Library - A Tutorial and Reference by Josuttis
4. A book on makefiles, compilers, linkers, binutils, deguggers.
If you manage to get here - congratulations - you are squarely in the C++ beginner to intermediate range.
Now you need to get a formal book(s) on templates and one on the C++ IO system and one on C++'s object model and have a look at the Boost site and so on and on and on.
Learning C++ is not a short or simple journey.
Try dropping Goodies or 0xDEAD10CC a PM to get an alternative (but probably longer) list of C++ books.
* - r0gue - Dec 3, 2016
thanks for these, I'm also going to be looking at those. Thanks ppl :)