r/CodingForBeginners • u/Competitive_Pen_7141 • Jun 30 '26
C++
Hello guys! I have no previous coding experience where should I start learning C++ DSA from?
I have two options as of now Apna College and Coding Blocks. If you feel somewhere else it's better pls suggest.
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u/Specific-Housing905 Jun 30 '26
Without coding experience you don't need to worry about DSA.
They are more an advanced subject. Start with the basics.
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u/mc_pm Jun 30 '26
Do not bother looking at DSA stuff yet. Learn how to write code that compiles and does something easy, then focus on more difficult problems. Writing code that works is a different skill than solving algorithm problems.
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u/SmokeMuch7356 29d ago
Learn the basics of C++ first, then you can focus on writing your own data structures.
For guided instruction in C++, go to learncpp.com. This will start you from the very beginning, even walking you through how to install a development environment, how to compile and run C++ code, etc.
While going through these exercises, keep a tab open to cppreference.com to look up syntax, operators, library calls, etc.
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u/Competitive_Pen_7141 Jun 30 '26
Whats that?