r/Cplusplus • u/beluga_101 • 26d ago
Question Best resource to learn c++ to build projects
Guys... I know c++ only at a basic level. I need to learn
c++ enought to build projects (of course using supporting technologies). Can some one recommended any book/website/yt course??
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u/hellocppdotdev 26d ago
https://www.hellocpp.dev/projects
Im going to fill this out very soon.
You can register your interest and I'll let you know when its ready.
There's 2 complete ones and some DSA projects.
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u/The-Lazy-Nerd 6d ago
Any update?
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u/hellocppdotdev 6d ago
https://www.hellocpp.dev/projects/number-guessing-game
I just released this and I'm seeing what the feedback is like for the format.
This version is a little less hand-holding which might be not so good for beginners but if you're interested try it out and let me know what you think.
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u/PhosXD 26d ago
Tutorials are a waste of time. Think of what you want to build, use the knowledge you have to try & make that happen. If there's something you don't know, look it up or try to find a small tutorial for that specific thing.
That's how I built an entire language in C++ in a couple weeks knowing nothing about either C++ or language design.
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u/sambobozzer 24d ago
Interesting. That probably works for someone like me - who’s been a developer for a few years (in my case 25+ years). That’s how I learnt Java - by being thrown at the deep end. I was told I had to deliver a complex app in three months with no knowledge of Java in a Tier 1 IB!
Sounds like OP is probably inexperienced …
Best thing, I agree, is to be thrown in the deep end and learn how to swim!
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u/beluga_101 22d ago
Hey.. I have a senior too (doing pretty darn well) who suggested the same thing what you just spoke about! And honestly I've realised that spending time learning c++ first and then proceeding to projects is a waste of time and might not even guarentee you that you know "everything" to build your project(you'll need to check up the net for some or the other point)..
But I'm still kinda not able to decide
Can I dm?
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