Will anyone add me on skype and teach me about C++

[Rugged Mage]

I really want to learn how to program in C++, I would love it if someone taught me! If so add me, my username is knight.zeebee

 

[Rugged Mage]

BUMP

 

[4Muki4]

have you tried Thenewboston? hes making video tutorials to many coding languages, i prefer him

 

[Summ]

There are plenty of tutorials, threads and even full books as pdf about C++ on the internet, it should not be hard to get into it. I don't think you need someone to teach you if you really want to learn it, you can however still make a thread if you have specific problems in my opinion.

 

[Damon]

Maybee try codesacademy
Free and great!
http://www.codecademy.com/

 

[Rugged Mage]

Codes Academy doesn't teach C++ does it? @Damon

 

[WibbenZ]

They do, also JAVA, PHP, HTML, CSS etc.
I rly liked "playing" the game where Bill Gates and many more talked about diffrent JAVA functions, while loop, for loop, if statments, etc.

 

[Rugged Mage]

They do, also JAVA, PHP, HTML, CSS etc.
I rly liked "playing" the game where Bill Gates and many more talked about diffrent JAVA functions, while loop, for loop, if statments, etc.

Where is C++? :O i can't find it on the website anywhere

 

[dominique120]

Where is C++? :O i can't find it on the website anywhere

Codeacademy does not teach C++. What they do teach is several other languages that can be used to get your feet wet in the world of programing.

 

[WibbenZ]

Mixed the links. http://code.org/
They have the video with ashton kutcher and bill gates. And they teach C++, via others.

 

[Black Reaper]

If you don't know anything about programming I would really start with Python. Once you learn how to code in one language you can easily pick up more, great languages to learn the staples. I'd wager if you learnt Python then switched to C++ you'd be able to do something useful quicker than if you started with C++. Good luck, be patient and don't give up. I taught myself how to code from scratch, it's a fun experience. There's tons of resources and communities on the net that are great.

 

[Rugged Mage]

Ok thanks guys you helped a lot with all the links!

 

[Rugged Mage]

Still might need help on skype learning some stuff about game programming, if someone wants to help

 

[Black Reaper]

Once you have a solid grasp on C++ then I'd hop into worrying about games. I actually just started learning SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) http://www.libsdl.org/

I mean there's other options like http://www.sfml-dev.org/ but I chose to go with SDL simply because from the research I've done it seems to suit my needs more (developing a 2d sprite-tile engine). I'm using http://lazyfoo.net/SDL_tutorials/index.php tutorials on SDL and I'm really enjoying them so far. Without having a solid grasp on c++ it would be futile to try and learn anything like that though.

If you're really stuck on something C++ related and need help you can add me on RazerComs (great VOIP software, trumps skype by miles), maybe we can help each other/discuss SDL if you're proficient in C++. PM if you want my id.

This is an AMAZING set of C++ tutorials, I used them to learn. I didn't realize you already knew basics from LUA. You can skip around in the first 30 of them if you already understand programming basics but I watched almost all the rest from start to finish. I'm not much of one to learn from videos but these are truly a great resource.