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What is the best way to learn c++ in sololearn?

i'am new to c++ and programming in general and i tend to get confused sometimes with the ammount of information provided by the course so what is the best way to learn using sololearn?

9th Aug 2018, 3:16 PM
Azmi Abroug
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If you are completely new and have least knowledge about it, i suggest you to completely study the sololearn c++ course. You can practice it further by completing challenges in it ,and also trying to complete the assignment.
9th Aug 2018, 3:22 PM
Anurag E K
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read once try 4 times ;)
10th Aug 2018, 2:03 AM
Lakhpreet Singh Haher
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if you are new to c++ and programming as a whole, I would advise you to first know the basics from sololearn course and then build upon it by improving your logic. think about challenges, or even better, make challenges for yourself. also to crack cpp or any oop language you have to model how the real world works. it will be clear . just start learning.
9th Aug 2018, 4:40 PM
pratyush kumar
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if you also learn c++.first you prefer c language. then you start c++.understand the main problem and find ans and convert into code. solo learn is best way to learn c++.
11th Aug 2018, 12:59 PM
Pragati Awasthi
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I recommend that you learn the concepts of programming. Start learning your basics and learn about variables, loops, array, and into pointers and classes etc. Much like speaking a real language... you will realize the syntax has less importance than actually putting together your ideas. If you want to start programming with the "Perfect" language, start by researching the place you want to work for or task you want to do. Then find out what language they are using. For instance (video games) Unity uses c# and Unreal uses c++. Depending on where you want to go... you'll need to find what you need (which programming language?) to get there. Side note: if you're fuzzy on a concept then just revisit it in a book or tutorial video on youtube.
9th Aug 2018, 8:56 PM
Ramon Vasquez
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Practice practice and more practice. If you are overwhelmed, try to keep from learning new material until you understand what you’ve already learned.
10th Aug 2018, 11:55 AM
songforxx
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Well for starters, finish the entire course with full attention and patience. Make short notes of the concepts and keep reading the notes from time to time. Also try to find logical solutions of the small real world problems around u. try to smaller programs and the escalate to bigger and more complex code.Because practice ultimately saves the day.
10th Aug 2018, 3:40 PM
Aman Kumar
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make sure you actually replicate using the functions they teach you. also, you may want to look into external helping sources like learncpp.com or stackoverflow or something different. that way you get multiple explanations of c++.
11th Aug 2018, 1:57 AM
Fyrahh
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If you are completely new and have least knowledge about it, i suggest you to completely study the sololearn c++ course. You can practice it further by completing challenges in it ,and also to compmet the assignment.
12th Aug 2018, 10:53 AM
Younes Ali Moussa