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anybody teaching C++? - DarkScientist - Dec 25, 2016
I am not a total beginner but I've been teaching myself C++ over past month, but I want to get more experience in it, I want work on side by side with someone so I can learn better, I read everyday and learn from it but I am more of a visual learner, if anyone body is teaching C++ or tips to where or how to learn it fast that would be great!
Thank You! 🤝🤝
* - PirateSec - Dec 25, 2016
Same here. I'm also a visual learner. I'm barely on the intermediate level. (Still learning)
I learned the basics from: Buckys C++ Progamming Tutorial
It's great.
What is your goal, like what is your motivation for learning programming?
Since from my experience, different objectives comes with different ways of
learning. Then again, it might just be a subjective thing.
* - DarkScientist - Dec 25, 2016
(Dec 25, 2016 08:16 PM)PirateSec Wrote: Same here. I'm also a visual learner. I'm barely on the intermediate level. (Still learning)
I learned the basics from: Buckys C++ Progamming Tutorial
It's great.
What is your goal, like what is your motivation for learning programming?
Since from my experience, different objectives comes with different ways of
learning. Then again, it might just be a subjective thing.
I'd like to design some whitehat software's as well as blackhat software's to test out the securities and such, goal is to master C++ so I can apply it to my ideas
* - Sajuuk - Dec 25, 2016
(Dec 25, 2016 08:20 PM)ThatDudeNika Wrote: goal is to master C++
Not possible.
* - BATGOD - Dec 26, 2016
Check out the following website:
https://thenewboston.com
* - Yuuki - Dec 26, 2016
(Dec 25, 2016 10:48 PM)Sajuuk Wrote: Not possible.
What are you even talking about
* - Sajuuk - Dec 26, 2016
(Dec 26, 2016 10:10 AM)Yuuki Wrote: What are you even talking about
Read what I quoted and you'll understand. Hopefully.
* - Frinto - Jan 3, 2017
Best advice is practice and test yourself every so often.
When u read a book test your knowledge by applying it then test your self and learn in small chunks at a time
Then repeat and repeat. There is no shortcuts it takes a long time to learn but if you become consistent everything gets easier with time. You need to start with the basics before u can jump to the more advance stuff.
* - caiveman - Jan 3, 2017
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