#C++ c c+ i want to learn coding

[dreamy jewel]

I want to learn if somebody is down with me to teach me a c++ language #1013107104678162544

[slender ferry]

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[iron karma]

here's some resources
https://gist.github.com/Eczbek/1af8afd411221819327fa5b5b0ff394b

https://github.com/HolyBlackCat/cpp-tutorials

[upbeat gale]

You won't find competent people willing to teach you one-on-one (unless you pay them a lot of monies 😛 )

Most competent people write books, so they can teach more people. Go read those

[dreamy jewel]

Alr

[frigid ore]

Just find a project that aligns with ur skill level and just do it

If you know nothing do tic tac toe

Or like rock paper scissors or google up any small ish projects a begginer should do

Slowly build up from nothing

[sinful summit]

bro he want to learn, not make a project

he knows nothing

[mortal frost]

Making a project is how you learn.

[frigid ore]

You are. My son

[astral parrot]

c+ does not exist

[iron karma]

https://esolangs.org/wiki/C%2B

[astral parrot]

retarded language

[fossil stirrup]

project not mean something large

project is just mean your idea done by hand

so idea can be micro(10 lines) then larger and etc...

[sinful summit]

how do u make a project without knowing how to use the language, even if the project is super easy

[iron karma]

implement what you know

[sinful summit]

u act like he know smth

[mortal frost]

You go to google

Or w3schools

Or forum pages

There's plenty of resources already available

[frigid ore]

Being able to start up a project without knowing anything about it, is something you’ll need to get used to if you want a job as a programmer

Ive never worked on blazor but i had to figure it out because of work

At first just do basic programs using user input and std cout

Than learn control flow/conditionals

Than make functions

Than make classes

Lots of people get stuck in tutorial hell where they only can write code if its from a tutorial

You need to know how to follow a tutorial and how to, when to break from a tutorial to make something slightly new or less derivative

[slender ferry]

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