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Aug 11 2014 05:13pm
I looked through a few websites but nothings similar to codeacademy or codeschool for C++ that I found
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Aug 11 2014 05:48pm
Can I ask why you are looking for a C++ specific codeacademy?

Codeacademy, to my knowledge, exists to teach programming, not really a specific language (though it seems they happen to cover at least 6 languages)

If you just need resources on how to learn C++ for a specific job or something, maybe Krza knows something.


edit: this guy http://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=181226

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Quote (Eep @ Aug 11 2014 07:48pm)
Can I ask why you are looking for a C++ specific codeacademy?

Codeacademy, to my knowledge, exists to teach programming, not really a specific language (though it seems they happen to cover at least 6 languages)

If you just need resources on how to learn C++ for a specific job or something, maybe Krza knows something.


edit: this guy http://forums.d2jsp.org/user.php?i=181226


I would like to start learning C++, I used CodeSchool to learn the basics of Objective-C and used also use CodeAcademy to learn javascript, and the method seems to work well for my learning styles.
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Aug 11 2014 06:24pm
Quote (Banes @ Aug 11 2014 07:04pm)
I would like to start learning C++, I used CodeSchool to learn the basics of Objective-C and used also use CodeAcademy to learn javascript, and the method seems to work well for my learning styles.


Ahh. Your best bet might be to check out some modern C++ books.

If I have learned anything from the aforementioned KRZA, it is that many web resources for C++ are oudated with how they teach you to do things. The current standard has a bunch of REALLY cool things, but alas I cannot tell you what the best resource is for the modern standard.

Now that you have experience with other languages, picking up C++ should not be difficult.

I would still try and contact KRZA. He seems way more knowledgeable (though he will probably also recommend a book)
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