C++ Video Tutorial Step By Step

lacifitra said:

This guy is pretty extensive, and it's 4 hours.
However, please keep in mind that C++ is one of the largest languages and you'll more than likely never learn all of it, and honestly I've yet to see someone who did. Keep on practicing, that's the most important part.

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kd199121 said:

Does it cover most of the parts ?

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red333 said:

Coding is learning by doing. There won´t never be a video who can teach you a programming language completely.
Buy a book, watch some tutorials, read some documentations, some coding examples, try to start little.

Sorry to tell you the following, but with your current mindset, I don´t think you´d be able to learn coding anytime soon.
Good things take their time.

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kd199121 said:

Does it cover most of the parts ?

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lacifitra said:

It does, but as @red333 already mentioned (and even Denis Ritchie agrees with this) you'll only learn coding by doing.
If you want to speed up the process, read a few books about computer science and algorithms. It'll allow you to get a better insight of everything.
However, if you want to START with C++... then just don't. You want to start with Python, there's a reason why it's being taught to middle schoolers. It's incredible easy. If it's too easy for you, just start with C itself as you'll find yourself being able to pick up most other languages afterwards.

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kd199121 said:

I just need a pdf file too where i can learn all the commands i mean the basic and mostly needed one then it would be very good for me

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lacifitra said:

It does, but as @red333 already mentioned (and even Dennis Ritchie agrees with this) you'll only learn coding by doing.
If you want to speed up the process, read a few books about computer science and algorithms. It'll allow you to get a better insight of everything.
However, if you want to START with C++... then just don't. You want to start with Python, there's a reason why it's being taught to middle schoolers. It's incredible easy. If it's too easy for you, just start with C itself as you'll find yourself being able to pick up most other languages afterwards.

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kd199121 said:

Thanks

Can you send me a good PDF file so that i can read from there about the commands and all the functions then it would be very helpful for me dear

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red333 said:

As mentioned: You can´t go and just want to learn randomly coding, you need to have the motivation to fail many times and read hundreds of hours through docs finding what you´ve done wrong.
Just learning "the commands" isn´t possible.


Agreed.
Begin with Python.

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lacifitra said:

Knowing the functions alone won't get you anywhere unless you want to end up as a codemonkey, you'll have to experiment and write your own projects if you wish to get anywhere that's not tutorial purgatory.

I'd honestly say you should buy a book, since programming books are more useful to hold while you're coding on your PC (with PDFs it gets annoying to constantly change tabs/close/open IDEs).

https://www.dipmat.univpm.it/~demeio/public/the_c_programming_language_2.pdf
https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/howtothink/latest/howtothink.pdf

I recommend those two if you're just starting out, or check out https://www.youtube.com/user/derekbanas 's channel, he's doing (the basics) of entire languages within one video. Pick the one you like the most. It doesn't matter too much with which language you start unless it's too complicated for you. They're just tools to get you where you want to be eventually.

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lacifitra said:

Knowing the functions alone won't get you anywhere unless you want to end up as a codemonkey, you'll have to experiment and write your own projects if you wish to get anywhere that's not tutorial purgatory.

I'd honestly say you should buy a book, since programming books are more useful to hold while you're coding on your PC (with PDFs it gets annoying to constantly change tabs/close/open IDEs).

https://www.dipmat.univpm.it/~demeio/public/the_c_programming_language_2.pdf
https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/howtothink/latest/howtothink.pdf

I recommend those two if you're just starting out, or check out https://www.youtube.com/user/derekbanas 's channel, he's doing (the basics) of entire languages within one video. Pick the one you like the most. It doesn't matter too much with which language you start unless it's too complicated for you. They're just tools to get you where you want to be eventually.

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