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HaltAndCatchFire
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Lol, C++ isn't that hard but like someone mentioned you just get it at some stage. I first learned c then moved to c++, thats how it used to be at varsity but they have changed it in recent years so now the first years learn c# or java first, then they move on to c++, but they are only introduced to OO concepts later.
c++ has been around for many years there are so many good sources out there even free e-books http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html was one i used, very good.
I am a tutor at varsity and some people think that it will just come naturally, and it often does, but the main thing is practice practice! use examples and change them, but just code!
c++ has been around for many years there are so many good sources out there even free e-books http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html was one i used, very good.
I am a tutor at varsity and some people think that it will just come naturally, and it often does, but the main thing is practice practice! use examples and change them, but just code!
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You wanting to learn the language or the programming? The first one is easy, the second you either grasp or you don't.
A good source for specific issues is the Safari Books from Sams.
A good source for specific issues is the Safari Books from Sams.