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[SpiceDisUp]

Can anyone point me at a place to learn c/c++? I already used the wiki to setup the makefile/devkitarm/devkitpro
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

 

[TechyTurtle]

Code academy

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This pretty good start too ifuw

 

[SpiceDisUp]

Thanks, will try it out.

 

[Deleted User]

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[Deleted User]

If you are serious about learning how to write C/C++, do not go a free route. Instead, I would recommend investing money into a book. When you follow free tutorials, chances are that they won't teach you what it is useful for or don't have a method of teaching. I have been reading Stephen Prata's "C Primer Plus" and I have really enjoyed it. You can't take the free route because the author's of that content have no motivation when they right the tutorial, or they charge you like $300 a month for the same content you can get in a $60 book.

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I like the TutorialsPoint one.
After you've learned basic programming, you can just modify the sf2d sample into your own game.

SF2D is deprecated and they either need to use the W.I.P. PP2D or Citro3D

 

[SpiceDisUp]

Thanks everyone for all the suggestions!
I'm not super serious about learning, I want to try it and see if I like it.

 

[Deleted User]

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