Tips for learning C++

[Innocent159]

Look on UDacity (UDAcity.com). They have loads of courses for free and you get paid courses where you can earn qualifications upon completion. I did some web developing and programming (http and css). It's really fun, don't get too addicted, you will get bored. I will continue after matric. Can not wait.

STAY motivated

 

[NeverBackDown]

The FULL version of UE4 is than $20

... Well then, guess i lost that one

 

[Greenback]

The FULL version of UE4 is than $20

Unless I'm missing something UE4 is $19 a month even if you're just tinkering, you can unsubscribe but then you get no updates

 

[mraltair]

+1 for Udacity for learning the framework for computer science and programming.

For syntax I always go to The New Boston. They have a C++ playlist on YouTube as well as a community on Bucky's website. Can't link you at the moment though.

 

[SPS]

Unless I'm missing something UE4 is $19 a month even if you're just tinkering, you can unsubscribe but then you get no updates

Yeah you get no updates but still have the engine.

 

[akil]

To learn a new language , you could try MOOC (massive open online course) which are offered by various companies like coursera , edx , udemy etc , most of the courses are taught by teachers from top universities and most of them are free.

 

[Antony1995]

Thanks I'll give UDAcity, The New Boston and MOOC a look

EDIT:
Just found this complete online course that's free from a company called Pearson. Just signed up and it's similar to Cisco Net Academy but for C++ and C.

LINK: http://www.cppinstitute.org/?page_id=1487

 

[SPS]

Thanks I'll give UDAcity, The New Boston and MOOC a look

EDIT:
Just found this complete online course that's free from a company called Pearson. Just signed up and it's similar to Cisco Net Academy but for C++ and C.

LINK: http://www.cppinstitute.org/?page_id=1487

Interesting, let us know how you find it.