I want to learn to program in C ++

[DocDiegO]

Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

[ORHX]

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

cout<<"Okey grab this code and paste it in a C++ compiler";

}

[lajbel]

^^ use this compiler repl.new/c

[DocDiegO]

At 10/18/21 06:13 PM, LaJBel wrote: ^^ use this compiler repl.new/c

Thanks for the suggestion, but i need a setup because in my zone i got a irregular connexion. but anyways, thanks again.

[ORHX]

At 10/18/21 02:27 PM, DocDiegO wrote: Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

Now, here some real help:

Libraries: They contain many functions that will allow you to create your programs.

They must be placed at the beginning of the code, example:

#include <iostream>

There are many libraries, and you can even create your owns.

Reserved words: Some words are functions with reserved words, examples: if, while, for.

int main () {}:

This code always has to be there (although in some cases it doesn't). All your code must go in there.

Look for tutorials on YT, I can't recommend any because I'm spanish.

Also, sorry my bad english.

Here some real code:

#include<iostream>//this contain the function "cout"
using namespace std;//you need this for "cout"
int main(){
    cout<<"Hello wordl! <3";//this function print "hello wordl! <3" in your screen 
}

[DocDiegO]

At 10/18/21 06:34 PM, Omni-RHX wrote:

At 10/18/21 02:27 PM, DocDiegO wrote: Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

Now, here some real help:
Libraries: They contain many functions that will allow you to create your programs.
They must be placed at the beginning of the code, example:
#include <iostream>
There are many libraries, and you can even create your owns.

Reserved words: Some words are functions with reserved words, examples: if, while, for.

int main () {}:
This code always has to be there (although in some cases it doesn't). All your code must go in there.

Look for tutorials on YT, I can't recommend any because I'm spanish.
Also, sorry my bad english.
Here some real code:

Don't worry, i speak Spanish too.

Thanks a lot for the info, very useful.

[ORHX]

At 10/18/21 07:02 PM, DocDiegO wrote:

At 10/18/21 06:34 PM, Omni-RHX wrote:

At 10/18/21 02:27 PM, DocDiegO wrote: Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

Now, here some real help:
Libraries: They contain many functions that will allow you to create your programs.
They must be placed at the beginning of the code, example:
#include <iostream>
There are many libraries, and you can even create your owns.

Reserved words: Some words are functions with reserved words, examples: if, while, for.

int main () {}:
This code always has to be there (although in some cases it doesn't). All your code must go in there.

Look for tutorials on YT, I can't recommend any because I'm spanish.
Also, sorry my bad english.
Here some real code:

Don't worry, i speak Spanish too.

Thanks a lot for the info, very useful.

Entonces si sabes que hablo español y tu tambien por que no me hablas español mijo?

Aqui le dejo unos tutos

[DocDiegO]

At 10/18/21 07:20 PM, Omni-RHX wrote:

At 10/18/21 07:02 PM, DocDiegO wrote:

At 10/18/21 06:34 PM, Omni-RHX wrote:

At 10/18/21 02:27 PM, DocDiegO wrote: Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

Now, here some real help:
Libraries: They contain many functions that will allow you to create your programs.
They must be placed at the beginning of the code, example:
#include <iostream>
There are many libraries, and you can even create your owns.

Reserved words: Some words are functions with reserved words, examples: if, while, for.

int main () {}:
This code always has to be there (although in some cases it doesn't). All your code must go in there.

Look for tutorials on YT, I can't recommend any because I'm spanish.
Also, sorry my bad english.
Here some real code:

Don't worry, i speak Spanish too.

Thanks a lot for the info, very useful.

Entonces si sabes que hablo español y tu tambien por que no me hablas español mijo?
Aqui le dejo unos tutos

semeolvidoequisde

Gracias por la info.

[detergent1]

Some say this is a great resource for book recommendation, I've personally read a couple of books cited there, there's a section on C++ you could check: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Programming_resources#C.2B.2B

[DocDiegO]

Thanks!

[GabrielMoon]

Dude the best site to learn cpp: learncpp.com

[Reaxx]

At 10/18/21 02:27 PM, DocDiegO wrote: Hello, I would like to learn how to program in C ++, but I don't know where to begin.

I want to know the basics, which program to use to edit and compile and that.

I would be appreciated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLnPwxZdW4Y&ab_channel=freeCodeCamp.org

[UnevenPrankster]

For looking up functions/structs and how they work I recommend cppreference. All the ""pros"" use it.

I utilize either latest GCC or Clang.

[Atraxi]

learncpp.com, look up "FreeCodeCamp C++" on YouTube, or browse the C++ docs. It will definitely take time, but practice makes permanent.

Oh, and here's the standard hello world program for you. With comments!

#include <iostream> // Include standard input/output library
int main() {
    // Prints "Hello world! to the console"
    std::cout << "Hello world!\n";
    return 0; // Because the function is an int, it needs to return an integer value,
              // therefore we return 0.
  }