How would I get started in learning C++

[Mophatt]

Any suggestions, tutorials or guides would be helpful.

[dnawlols]

Let me google that for you

[pkingd3vil]

google "antirtfm youtube" start from that video series helped me.

[xcureanddisease]

google "antirtfm youtube" start from that video series helped me.

+rep for a proper answer. This is what we are looking for at OwnedCore.

[Mophatt]

Thanks,

[ClearFlare]

Thanks,

Trick is just to dive in and do it. Learning the basics is best done from just doing it. Best of luck to you!

[~Jagris]

the cplusplus website has a lot of great information on what you are trying to do and some tutorial stuff. For C# I can recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXmV...7E3105&index=1

[Selvyre]

The New Boston

[markons]

Learn to code | Codecademy

Its a cool website that gives you steb-by-step tests and guide how to learn Java, HTML and some other things, not sure if they have C++

[mithra0xE8]

One thing I would recommend once you are past the basics of syntax, logic, and endless compiler issues haha is the book Programming Windows by Charles Petzold. I was a programmer before I was a game hacker, and this book was invaluable to me. Especially if you ever get to where you want to create and inject dlls into games, you'll also need to have a grasp on creating programs that generate a windowed interface with buttons and list boxes, etc.

IF hacking is where you want to go, I'd recommend C++. If you just want to learn to program and create "legitimate" apps, I'd learn C#. C# is managed code, and its a lot harder to get down to the nuts and bolts of things since the idea behind managed code is to PREVENT you from screwing up and doing weird things in memory. If you're hacking you'll need to do weird things.

Petzold has a book for C# if you are interested in that.

[JK123]

I think you should start learning with html. I am in programming career with five years experience with eduhelphub and during my beginning phase I started learning with html, then css and java. Thereby based on personal experience I can suggest you the similar thing.

[molydoly]

1: Learn C++ Syntax and Do Some Tutorials.
2: Practice C++ Basics.
3: Put Your Knowledge of C++ Into Practice.
4: Dive Into Advanced C++ Learning.

Learn step by step, take help from Google and YouTube.