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Welcome! If you're new to C++, I recommend you purchase Alex Allain's ebook, Jumping in to C++, a complete step-by-step guide for beginners.

Learn C++ with this tutorial, designed for beginners and containing lots of examples, tips and simple explanations.

Quiz: The basics of C++

• Intro to C++(Lesson 1)
  
• If statements(Lesson 2)
  
• Loops on C++(Lesson 3)
  
• Functions in C++(Lesson 4)
  
• Switch case in C and C++ (Lesson 5)
  
• Accessing Memory with Pointers(Lesson 6)
  
• Structures in C++(Lesson 7)
  
• Storing data with Arrays(Lesson 8)
  
• Character Strings in C++(Lesson 9)
  
• C++ File I/O(Lesson 10)
  
• Typecasting in C and C++(Lesson 11)
  
• Introduction to Classes in C++(Lesson 12)
  
• Inline Functions in C++(Lesson 13)
  
• Command line arguments(Lesson 14)
  
• Singly linked lists in C++(Lesson 15)
  
• Recursion in C and C++(Lesson 16)
  
• Variable argumen lists for functions(Lesson 17)
  
• Binary Trees in C++(Lesson 18)
  
• Inheritance in C++(Lesson 19)
  
• C++ Inheritance - Syntax(Lesson 20)
  

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• Class Design in C++
  
• Enumerated Types - enums
  
• Formatting Cout Output in C++ using iomanip
  
• Templates and Template Classes in C++
  
• Understanding Initialization Lists in C++
  
• Templated Functions
  
• Template Specialization and Partial Template Specialization
  
• The C Preprocessor
  
• Getting Random Values in C and C++ with Rand
  
• The C++ Modulus Operator
  

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Other cool stuff to program in C++

• How to create a Keylogger in C++
  
• How to create a simple Computer virus in C++
  
• How to program a calcuator in C++
  
• How to make a Tetris game in C++
  
• How to Write your own screen saver in C++
  
• How to make a Random number generation in C++
  
• How to make a Pong game in C++
  

Credits
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Alex Allain [For making the Quiz Tutorials. And the Random number generator.]
Recycle Bin. [Sharing it on HF]
Srikanth Ramesh [How to create a simple Computer virus in C++]
BreakTheSec [How to create a Keylogger in C++]
Nicckk [How to program a calcuator in C++]
Evil_Greven [How to make a Tetris game in C++]
WolfCoder [How to Write your own screen saver in C++]
Tim Raud [How to make a Pong game in C++]



A little message from me to you
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Many of you probably think that it's a waste of HF space that I posted this. But hey! I think that these guys did a really great job here and since a lot of members is asking questions about C++ programming I thought this would help some members out. So here it is. I hope you all enjoy it.
I will be posting more Tutorials for programming in C++ if you guys like this new update. Otherwise I don't wanna waste anyone's time.

[vincentbelkin]

Thanks man! bookmarked this bad boy

[Super Effective]

Instead of buying a single book, why not just go to one of the many threads in this section and pick a random guide?

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2284451

I'd bet there is a lot more /free/ information in that thread than in your friend's book.

[Recycle Bin.]

Instead of buying a single book, why not just go to one of the many threads in this section and pick a random guide?

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2284451

I'd bet there is a lot more /free/ information in that thread than in your friend's book.

Because if you like me care about peoples hard work. I would buy Alex's Ebook And support him.

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Thanks man! bookmarked this bad boy

Your Welcome mate. I am glad you liked it.

[Super Effective]

Because if you like me care about peoples hard work. I would but Alex's Ebook And support him.

I can understand supporting him for his work, but saying that implies all the other people who wrote the helpful guides in that other thread didn't care about their work which is obviously false. All those other people probably have the same content as this book. C++ isn't a complex changing entity, so all guides will have similarities.

Regardless, I probably shouldn't even be posting here. I just hate shameless self-advertising, especially when people go outside their own thread to do it.

[Recycle Bin.]

I can understand supporting him for his work, but saying that implies all the other people who wrote the helpful guides in that other thread didn't care about their work which is obviously false. All those other people probably have the same content as this book. C++ isn't a complex changing entity, so all guides will have similarities.

Regardless, I probably shouldn't even be posting here. I just hate shameless self-advertising, especially when people go outside their own thread to do it.

Hmm. Well as we say in Denmark. You have your opinion, I have mine. So let us just leave it here. 🤝

[Soarzeh]

This is so helpful, thanks alot bro!

[Prayanthem]

I have some questions about C++ and they are very basic, and probably very easy. I failed to find any "C++ Help thread" do you know of any?

[Super Effective]

I have some questions about C++ and they are very basic, and probably very easy. I failed to find any "C++ Help thread" do you know of any?

You should have looked a few posts up.

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2284451

That thread has a ton of places you can find help, as well as this thread which is telling you about a place to get help with a bunch of links. There is literally everything you need in front of you, you just need to start reading it.

[CryptShock]

Thanks for sharing this m8...
This Is going to be very usefull for me!!!
Thnx

[LegitAxiom]

This looks pretty helpful, thanks for sharing

[Basch]

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout <<"Thanks for sharing this book with us recycle bin :)" << endl;

}
Return 0;

I'm such a n00b 😵

[Yogbobby2]

All I see that's missing polymorphism and virtual functions and pure virtual functions this easily covers the basics

[Recycle Bin.]

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout <<"Thanks for sharing this book with us recycle bin :)" << endl;

}
Return 0;

I'm such a n00b 😵

Haha awe how sweet of you! 😊 I am glad you liked thoese tutorials.

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Thank you very much for these links Recycle Bin.
Really appreciated.