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How do i know that i learned the code language?

So im currently learning C++ (for programming discord bots etc) but i dont see any improvements..when am i going to understand what to do?

1st Jun 2020, 4:53 PM
Jamie Bill
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After you're done with the courses , you have the basics done. Now to actually make things, like discord bots, you could look up a simple tutorial of it online and start coding the basic and then you'll want to add your own functions. If you get stuck you can ask for specific helps or google it. Just like that once you start making them you'll see improvement
1st Jun 2020, 5:03 PM
Asirap
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I think before jumping right into development first learn C++ and solve at least 100 of questions with it using the concepts you have learned. For solving problems you can always do it on Sololearn and othersites also challenge some players around here. Doing this will help you understand the discord documentation better. The problem you don't know what to do? is because you are lacking with the basic problem solving skills.
1st Jun 2020, 5:07 PM
Robin Singh
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My journey so far has been, finish the course. Keep refreshing on anything that comes up while solving Code Coaches. I strongly recommend these for practice. This pattern will root the knowledge in you as you are made to write, write and write again. Always keep looking back at the course if there's anything your unsure about. It's worth the refresher to accidentally come across other stuff that you probably don't even realise you forgot. When you finish the Code Coaches in all levels you'll be ready. Now look into things like vectors and other extras.
1st Jun 2020, 5:40 PM
Olivia
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