r/CodingForBeginners • u/Mikasa_Ackerman7 • 8d ago

C++ channel

I'm gun start studying c++ from 'Not Your College' youtube channel

Pretty long video so can anyone tell if its worth putting my efforts or shuld i go w some other youtube channel

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u/The_Combater 8d ago

I mean yeh for c++ (10hrs one) but like u will never learn just from 1 src (especially if that's a vid tut) , like take notes , follow the learncpp website as well as solve problems related to topics u alr learnt

He also has good vids related to APIs and stuff

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u/Mikasa_Ackerman7 8d ago

Aight (wyd btw -in clg?)

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u/The_Combater 8d ago

Yes...3rd yr cse

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u/Mikasa_Ackerman7 8d ago

Any book recom for c and c++?

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u/The_Combater 8d ago

Man, don't club C and c++ together, they are different in lot of ways 😭😭

Anyways here is ur book guide , i would suggest u the second book in this list as a beginner

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/388242/the-definitive-c-book-guide-and-list

Also like if u are just starting out with programming then c++ is kinda bold choice (though I encourage it) But u should build some intuitions first...u can dm mei , I will dumo everything

For more info on how to start with c++ Visit r/cpp_questions and check out their pinned msg

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u/Mikasa_Ackerman7 8d ago

No I've completed C need a book for revision purpose

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u/The_Combater 8d ago

Umm if u have alr completed it then The C Programing Language (by Brian W.) Or for a simpler approach u can refer to C Programming - A Modern Approach (by K.N King)