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Hello
So recently, I gave up school in video game programming because the class was way too fast for me.
But I still want to learn programming, especially c++
I perfectly know that I won't be able to make my dream game right there, but I'm still ready to learn
So, what do you recommand me?
a book? a website?
I found that french site (openclassrooms.com) they were teaching c++ in a way that was much easier for me.
You see, they didnt say like "Do this code to obtain this result"
It was more like "This word do this, if you add this word, it will do this" you see? they were teaching word by word instead of sentence by sentence, like I saw on few site
I really liked that way of teaching, but apparently, it's an outdated version of C++
And sadly, they dont seem to hurry to update it...
So, how did you learn c++ by yourself?
a book? a site?
please tell me
thanks in advance
So recently, I gave up school in video game programming because the class was way too fast for me.
But I still want to learn programming, especially c++
I perfectly know that I won't be able to make my dream game right there, but I'm still ready to learn
So, what do you recommand me?
a book? a website?
I found that french site (openclassrooms.com) they were teaching c++ in a way that was much easier for me.
You see, they didnt say like "Do this code to obtain this result"
It was more like "This word do this, if you add this word, it will do this" you see? they were teaching word by word instead of sentence by sentence, like I saw on few site
I really liked that way of teaching, but apparently, it's an outdated version of C++
And sadly, they dont seem to hurry to update it...
So, how did you learn c++ by yourself?
a book? a site?
please tell me
thanks in advance