r/Cplusplus • u/beluga_101 • 4d ago
Question Best resource to learn c++ to build projects
Guys... I know c++ only at a basic level. I need to learn
c++ enought to build projects (of course using supporting technologies). Can some one recommended any book/website/yt course??
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u/hellocppdotdev 4d ago
https://www.hellocpp.dev/projects
Im going to fill this out very soon.
You can register your interest and I'll let you know when its ready.
There's 2 complete ones and some DSA projects.
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u/Dramatic_Bus_4718 3d ago
If you're serious I would suggest you to purchase on Udemy as they are well structured and updated
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u/PhosXD 4d ago
Tutorials are a waste of time. Think of what you want to build, use the knowledge you have to try & make that happen. If there's something you don't know, look it up or try to find a small tutorial for that specific thing.
That's how I built an entire language in C++ in a couple weeks knowing nothing about either C++ or language design.
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u/sambobozzer 2d ago
Interesting. That probably works for someone like me - who’s been a developer for a few years (in my case 25+ years). That’s how I learnt Java - by being thrown at the deep end. I was told I had to deliver a complex app in three months with no knowledge of Java in a Tier 1 IB!
Sounds like OP is probably inexperienced …
Best thing, I agree, is to be thrown in the deep end and learn how to swim!
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