Wow, I have tried so many times to understand C++...so far I'm not very far.
I get compiler errors that I don't understand from every program I have used. I don't jump languages...I stay on C++ and keep trying, but to no evail. I've lost all morale. I get tired when I do this stuff, I get tired of the errors, the terms, the coding.
In my last hope I am asking for advice.
Umm.. I would say get a good book (The C++ programming language by stroustrup) or a good website that may put the way that you learn coding interesting and also understanding for you..
what is the main thing that you want to make in C++ ? good to start with a cool project and then build from that.. be it to find out the details of a mp3 file.. e.g. file structure.
Pick a good idea and I am sure it will make sense in the end![]()
CodingfriendsCode:int coffeePerDay = 10; // need to cut down!!!
Maybe you should try another language. C++ is quite hard for starters.
I suggest you dive into Java. It will also allow you to have a smooth transition to C++ later on, when you grasp the basics.
If you post the compiler errors and code, we'll help you understand the errors and fix them.
Yeah.. java is easier to get around with, or even C#.
But as wingedpanther says, if you post your errors then this site is really good at figuring out why and whats.
CodingfriendsCode:int coffeePerDay = 10; // need to cut down!!!
HEHE, nothing easy in this world, take heart
Ok I have 2 solutions
1- Buy a book , I recommend "C++ For Dummies".
2- I strongly recommend the book, but if you dont want to, then learn a code like visual basic.
its much easier and the compiler is very user friendly and it will help you learn programming concept
rather than worrying about code and syntax.
keep in mind that programming is hard to understand at first but once you do you will find out that it is the easiest thing in the world. just keep your mind relaxed![]()
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