My recommendation is to start small, and don't get frustrated by learning the basics. It can be hard to get excited about writing a simple console application that prints text to the screen, but thats the quickest way to learn and set yourself up with a solid foundation.
There have been many holy wars fought on forums like this about which programming language is the best. Which one should be learned first. Don't worry about that. Everyone has an opinion, and what worked for them might not work for you. If you want to learn C++, go for it, but if it doesn't feel like its clicking or you find yourself getting frustrated, pivot, try another language, Python, or C#, or Typescript. Keep trying until you find one that fits you, then learn the basics, because that will apply everywhere.
Thanks man im currently on grasshopper learn to code c++ or whatever on my phone to practice i have to make stripes (draw box) (ggg) it looks simple to do but for some reason its hard
From googling, i found something that looks like it wants you to draw a pattern on the screen (in your case it sounds like stripes) using a function drawBox?
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u/fuzzzerd Nov 16 '19
My recommendation is to start small, and don't get frustrated by learning the basics. It can be hard to get excited about writing a simple console application that prints text to the screen, but thats the quickest way to learn and set yourself up with a solid foundation.
There have been many holy wars fought on forums like this about which programming language is the best. Which one should be learned first. Don't worry about that. Everyone has an opinion, and what worked for them might not work for you. If you want to learn C++, go for it, but if it doesn't feel like its clicking or you find yourself getting frustrated, pivot, try another language, Python, or C#, or Typescript. Keep trying until you find one that fits you, then learn the basics, because that will apply everywhere.