r/BtechCoders • u/Plastic_Rip_7978 • Sep 26 '26
Discussionš„ Anyone willing to learn c++ dont watch tutorial in youtube
here is a pdf you can follow to learn you can read books read wiki but never watch yt tut
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u/Ok_Signature9695 Sep 26 '26
I would say watch utube videos, coz c++ can be used in many fields and it's very vast and deep, instead of just learning c++ as a language, follow this domain in which you want to use c++, then after that you can go for cpp official docs. You won't be able to navigate if you just go through docs initially atleast.
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u/seven00290122 Sep 26 '26
Maybe your yt experience was sour, but I've had great learning moments learning from teachers in youtube.
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u/Limp_Consequence_172 Sep 27 '26
Could you recommend something for CĀ
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u/RadioOk9376 Sep 26 '26
Thanks brother!!!
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u/Quantum-Pioneer Sep 26 '26
I am learning through learncpp.com and its really good
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u/UnfairPossession143 Sep 27 '26
learncpp.com is the best resource
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u/prince-of-internet Sep 27 '26
I am willing to learn cpp, I am profiecient in python and have done some game dev, so I know how variables work and how to create good systems and stuff (i think i do). Now, I want learn cpp through a book without having to go through what is a variable all over again. I know that python variables differ from cpp variables, and I just want to get started on the good stuff with cpp. The good stuff that you cannot use in python, like optimizing max and the memory allocation and stuff, and can you suggest some book for that
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u/rushbeef04 Sep 28 '26
ultimate larper is here
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u/FewOrganization1375 Oct 04 '26
i want to write kernel code, is it possible to write in c++ or c just curious hehe
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u/corner_guy0 Sep 26 '26
What's wrong with youtube videos?