[Cute Little Girl]

I would suggest learning the "basic syntax(?)" from iam4eversmart88 or TheNewBoston, I used TheNewBoston + "jumping into C#"

also I would say learn C# before C++ because C++ is hard to learn, and the only reason I didn't straight up quit when I started crying out of frustration because I knew it was possible because I learned C#

[NTTITONV229]

I would suggest going to bed early.. God damnit. 2 hrs of fucking sleeep

[astr0]

I have to learn it for school so I don't have much choice.... How similar are c++ and c# maybe I'll dual up

Do yourself a favor and do not do that. Thenewboston doesn't teach you anything honestly. Download some books and start reading, and reading, and reading, and reading... you get the point. Check out: stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list (I recommend C++ Primer for total strangers)

[Cute Little Girl]

Do yourself a favor and do not do that. Thenewboston doesn't teach you anything honestly. Download some books and start reading, and reading, and reading, and reading... you get the point. Check out: stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list (I recommend C++ Primer for total strangers)

Lol Thenewboston teaches you the basics you need to start programming, ...then he doesn't teach nothing much after that. But that's what a beginner needs to start exploring into libraries and other shit

+ some people (like me) needs a visual walkthrough instead of straight reading a book (but read an ebook right after)