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#1 Karan901

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Posted 06 July 2013 - 12:46 AM

Hi i've recently started reading through some online sites about learning C++ and need some good websites/books/subscriptions that can help me to learn programming. I know it will take time and effort but i would like to have basics covered/decent knowledge by the end of about 2-3 months (during this period i am free most of the day to work on skills). So does anyone have any tips or recommendations on how to go about learning?

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Posted 08 July 2013 - 08:50 PM

It's somewhat hidden, but here (and the two posts below the linked one) are tips we gave to another UCF member when he asked where to start with C/C++. They should be general enough to work for you as well, but please keep in mind that especially my own tips are based on how I did it, so they might not be optimal.

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Posted 16 December 2016 - 06:56 AM

To learn C++, You'd better learn plain C first.

C is a sub set of C++, and C++ is just the "C with class".

I've got two sites about C learning.

Here it is: http://publications....t.co.uk/c_book/

(This is an on-line C programming tutorial book)

And when you programming with C. You need to retrieve libraries and functions from here:

http://www.cplusplus.com

As for you wanna programming on the embedded systems (like calculators) you need specific reference or manuals of that micro-controller

and IDE, C-compilers.

As for C++, there is a less people who use C++ for embedded system developing.

Cuz It's hard to operate with low-level hardware facilities with a Object-Oriented language.

Also there's a lot of paper-book you can buy to learning C/C++. here is one example:

"The C Programming Language" written by Dennis Ridge-the father of C.

GOOD LUCK.






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