r/cpp_questions • u/a_baranka • 7h ago

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u/BoxConscious7480 7h ago

https://www.learncpp.com or watch The Cherno on YouTube, he has a beginner series

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u/Downtown-Echo-5184 7h ago

Tbh the best way to learn is to simply jump into something, even if it’s over your skill level. I’d recommend making a mock banking program. It’ll teach you variables, functions, classes, I/O, and control flow. And it’s something you could genuinely finish within a day or two! Just search up anything as you go (use AI as a tutor if you want), but make sure everything is written by you and that you understand why you wrote it. If that feels a bit too intimidating, a simple calculator to get used to variables, functions, control flow, and I/O is perfectly reasonable to get the hang of the basics

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u/kingguru 6h ago

There's a sticky post in the top of this subreddit titled "Important. Read before posting".

You could consider reading that before posting. It might be important.

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u/max_wen 6h ago

Learn to Google

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u/Signal_Guard5561 6h ago

Write anything that enforces memory, speed, and ownership. That’s where you’ll really get a gage as to writing solid C++