c++
By joelandmiley
@joelandmiley (21)
October 8, 2010 5:23pm CST
whats a good place to start with c++ im 13 and i really don't know where to start i know some html but that about it so yeah can someone tell where a good place to start is
4 responses
@Jadsta (269)
• Gibraltar
8 Oct 10
On Youtube there are a lot of guides and tutorials. I would recommend watching some of those videos, as they go from completely new to C++ basic, all the way through to really advanced stuff too. There are also a lot of people who have a whole series of tutorials on their channels, and it is really helpful.
It's good that you're trying to learn C++ now at 13, because the younger you start the better if you are looking for a career in programming or something.
@RonanDoran (201)
• Ireland
9 Oct 10
theres a class site called w3schools.com, it has excellent tutorials for different languages, its like having your own tutor in your bedroom, im learning java off it at the minute and i already used it to teach myself html and css, you should give it a look.
Best of luck joe
@kolsti87 (521)
• United States
19 Oct 10
Agreed, w3schools is a very good place to learn. It is 100% free and very informative and they feature everything from ground up learning to desk references for when you need a little help.
@gjabaigar (2200)
• Philippines
9 Oct 10
At 13 it is very best to learn the very foundation of C++ and kind of popular programming languages out in the market. In that way you can easily to comprehend any of its kinds and variants. The very foundation is C itself. It is the basis of all popular Operating System like Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS etc. If you are oriented on C language you have the idea between the machines or devices over to its operator or the software and applications, especially memory managements.
On C programming language, you have to research or know or the history and why it is a programming language that's so very essential or why it is made for. After or simultaneously learning C, you can do Java or C++, then go to web development such PHP and so on or even UNIX. Learning C can do a lot of things and the most interesting is you can easily go to program for iOS devices like iPhone, iPod Touch or iPads, these are all part of a programming called Objective-C which is another type of C programming language.
@nereidiane024 (292)
• Philippines
9 Oct 10
hello joelandmiley!
first, do you have the Integrated development environment of C++? where in you will compile and execute your programming codes? if you have, then try browsing some tutorials that could help you the basic in c++ programs. like in html, you should be familiar with the parts of the c++, the head, the body and the lower or end part of it. there where also lots of websites that teaches a beginner how to program.
hello world in programming! :)