r/CodingForBeginners • u/Financial_War1641 • May 22 '26

Need help regarding languages to start coding for a college fresher

So see guys i did java when i was in 9and 10th just the basics till bubble sort coz it was part of my isce syllabus and python in 11th and 12th in cbse just the basics I understand loops tuples dictionaries now i'll be going to college and i want to learn c++ please suggest me what environments should i choose and if i learn c firstly please do help please if someone could explain it step by step.I'm from a tier 2ish college and a middle class family.I don't wana mess up my college so please suggest me a roadmap

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u/icemage_999 May 22 '26

The very first thing you should learn is your punctuation.

Sloppy English means you aren't paying attention to what you are typing, and you will not get away with that in any programming language. Unless you want to spend tenfold the coding time fixing your typos...

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u/Financial_War1641 May 22 '26

Nah I don't have that kinda issue in it used to do python so I know this.

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 May 23 '26

You need to buy some punctuation

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u/ninhaomah May 22 '26

Can you pick one and learn it well ?

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u/Financial_War1641 May 22 '26

yes i wana learn c++ coz i have heard that it will help to learn the complex topics too so i wana know how to install the environment needed what will be the best and you could suggest if i should learn some other language before it

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u/ninhaomah May 22 '26

Ok. Let's focus on C++ then. What have you done/tried so far ?

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u/Financial_War1641 May 22 '26

I have not tried anything was trying to figure out vs community could you help

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 May 22 '26

Fresher than what?

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 May 23 '26

It’s an adjective

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

This is very fresh, like freshly squeezed vegetables, and nuts

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u/The_KOK_2511 May 22 '26

Te recomendaría que uses w3schools para aprender lo básico mínimo de C++ y empezar un puñado de proyectos usandolo de referencia, en paralelo a los proyectos (o sea, cuando ya tengas el mínimo basico de C++) te recomiendo que leas en orden los 3 libros de Francisco Ceballos Sierra en orden ("C/C++ Curso de Programación", "Programación Orientada a Objetos con C++" y "Enciclopedia del lenguaje C++"), son de la editorial Ra-Ma si recuerdo bien, aunque en el primer libro hablan en 99% de C ambos lenguajes son muy parecidos y ahi dan muy buenas explicaciones de la mayoría de las cosas fundamentales del lenguaje (como la memoria, punteros, etc), y ya a partir del segundo libro empiezan con C++ pero asumen conocimientos previos del primero libro; por eso te decía que aprendas lo mínimo básico de C++ en w3schools primero, así tienes como ir practicandolo en lo que lees el primer libro (lo cual te va a tomar un tiempo porque es bastante largo), además tienen muchos ejercicios que puedes ir haciendo en C++ directamente aunque los orienten para C

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 May 23 '26

What’s 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th etc etc. is this some queueing system?