I would like to learn C/C++
By DarkD3m0n
@DarkD3m0n (321)
Romania
December 15, 2006 10:24am CST
Can somebody give me a good site with lessons , tutorials, or with free ebooks.Waiting for your suggestions ! Any suggestion is welcomed !
9 responses
@ghost1380 (871)
• Philippines
16 Dec 06
for free code sample and tutorial i recommend
http://www.pscode.com
http://www.w3schools.com
http://kodekruncher.blogspot.com
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@Sportello (97)
• Italy
16 Dec 06
If you want an ebook "Thinking in C++" is actually one of the best:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html
@roxy_stp (913)
• Romania
15 Dec 06
yeeexxx...i'm doing it at school 7hours a week,i'm so over it...in the 10 grade(last year) i was really good at it,but now i don't feel like learing all those things,there to much,this year i'm trying to study more math,cause i always loved math,and maybe one day i will be a math teacher,who knows?(i'm still thinking about it)
@swaroop_sv2003 (531)
• India
15 Dec 06
Since you said C/C++ I would recommend you to start with C. If you got a base in C then you can study any languages. I think www.cprogramming.com is one of the best site to get started. Torrent sites got lots of e-books for C and C++ but i am not sure whether it is legal to download those things. One good book that i can recommend you is "The C Programming Language" by Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie, Dennis M. Ritchie. Hope that helps you. All the best in your new venture.
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@dragonxie (245)
• China
16 Dec 06
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
I think it is the best tutorial for a beginner.
@Sportello (97)
• Italy
17 Dec 06
If you haven't ever programmed before i think you should start with C. It's easy to get the first results with it, so you won't get frustrated at the beginning, but don't think it's a toy or an outdated language because it's really powerful. After you have learnt C and you get used to programming you can go on with C++ (it's a must to know) which is a bit harder but brings the power of Object-Oriented Programming to C. You have also to learn to get you programs ORGANIZED before starting with C++.
I studied C for 1 year at school and then 6 months C++, it has been a good way to learn both them, and after you know C and C++ you won't have problems learning other languages.
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@dragonxie (245)
• China
7 Feb 07
I think the tutorial at the website
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
is so good for beginner.
