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what you're trying to do is not a beginner topic
There are many ways;
Using GUI libraries (e.g. ImGUI);
Using a GUI framework (e.g. Qt)
Using an media library (e.g. SFML)
Doing everything from scratch (AKA using OpenGL and such)
From easiest to hardest
There's also the topic of HTML
but I won't get into that
We generally recommend a good book to learn the necessary fundamentals:
To actually write and run C++ code, you will need a compiler, editor, and debugger. We strongly recommend to start out using an IDE, which will provide all these tools for you:
The wise programmer is told about the debugger and uses it.
The average programmer is told about the debugger and avoids it.
The foolish programmer is told about the debugger and laughs at it.
Platform specific APIs such as what dot linked are probably a similar level of difficulty to "GUI framework"
I recommend using ImGUI then
if you want to learn C++, see above. GUI is not something you're gonna want to worry about if you're just starting out.
Just know that it will do a lot of heavy lifting for you
Yes
you don't really code it, you just set up everything
if you wanna actually code it, the deeper step I'd recommend is SFML
Idk, you can check the link
It says everything in the link
make sure to scroll and read through, it's formatted in a pleasant way
unlike most things xd
Please, do not ask me further, simply read the instructions
There is even a "Getting started" page
That's how you learn
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