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Hello,
My brother wants to learn C++ and basics of programming languages from scratch. He is good at mathematical and his mind is very curious. Right now he is just watching just youtube vidoes of coding. So, I am thinking to suggest him some tutorials related to programming languages like C, C++ and others.
Please suggest me best C++ Tutorials for Beginners.
A high-level, general-purpose programming language, created as an extension of the C programming language, that has object-oriented, generic, and functional features in addition to facilities for low-level memory manipulation.
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There are several tutorials on MSDN
C++ language documentation
Microsoft C++, C, and Assembler documentation
Getting Started with Visual Studio for C and C++ Development
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Visual C++ really isn't the way to go for a complete beginner.
That is totally subjective.
Ofcourse it is subjective because you don't go eat before first washing your hands.
Likewise, an absolute beginner first need to know the language before learning many shades of it.
If there is no discipline then there is chaos.
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If your brother already has a strong mathematical mindset, he’ll pick up C++ fairly quickly. I’d suggest starting with LearnCpp.com for structured basics, then moving on to projects like simple calculators or number series programs to practice logic.
Since you mentioned curiosity, it can also help to explore how programming ties into bigger problem-solving and future tech. I recently came across Quantum Harmony, which shares insights on how tech, learning, and innovation connect worth checking out alongside coding tutorials.
Learn from websites such as :-
w3schools
programiz
cplusplus
I appreciate your desire to contribute to the site. However, it appears that you have habitually posted answers to very old questions where the questioner has already accepted an answer. This practice is called necroposting and I suggest that you carefully consider whether you should continue it.
Yes I was just answering without even looking at date of that questions...
It's my first day here , so I'm trying all features , that's all.
Bjarne Stroustrup is the original designer and implementer of the C++ programming language. His book Stroustrup: Programming -- Principles and Practice Using C++ is expensive but worth considering.
Also if you can find a copy of Windows ++: Writing Reusable Windows Code in C++ by Paul Dilascia then it is a good introduction of using C++ for Windows programming. Microsoft developed something called MFC and that book is a good description of how MFC works, at least conceptually. Most developers might consider MFC archaic but that book might be good for educational purposes.
Thanks Castorix for sharing this valuable links of
C++ language documentation
Microsoft C++, C, and Assembler documentation
Getting Started with Visual Studio for C and C++ Development, C++ Tutorial