Sunday, August 2, 2009

What is the best way to learn c++?

The best way to elarn C++ is to take a class or hire a private teacher to teach you. That is for sure the best way. It may be more expensive but that way you`ll learn everything from scratch and things will be a lot easier.





Of course, if you don`t have the money or the time for these, get some books from the library, or some tutorials from the internet and you`ll learn, but there will be things that you won`t be able to learn without a teacher.





I hope i helped ! Goodluck with C++ !

What is the best way to learn c++?
First, you need information on the subject. Doesn't matter how you get it - classes, books, friends, tutorials, the internet. Once you have that, start practicing. All the information in the world will teach you nothing without practice. There are many nuances of programming that have nothing to do with programming, such as planning, researching, and especially debugging. These skills can only be learned by practice.
Reply:E . Balaguruswamy has THE best books out there.





try it, you'll never regret it!
Reply:I suggest go to the book store and getting a basic C/C++ book like teach yourself C in 21 days or somthing simliar.





The first lesson should be the basic "Hello World" program if it is not skip to it and learn it first. It will teach you the basics of output. From there you and learn to format your output.


Then proceed from there
Reply:I suggest picking up Herbert Schildt's "C++ From the Ground Up". I learned very quickly from this book, and I still reference it regularly.





You can find it on Amazon.com here:


http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/0072228970/...
Reply:there are many different tutorial's on this language out there. there are lots of books freely available online, your local library, even a not so great one should have a c/c++ book. and finally get yourself a free compiler. there is djgpp, there is visual studio express (this one has cli and non cli compiler options so takes a bit to get used to). there are TONS of options but without a compiler anything you read will go in one ear and out the other. trust me.


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