How much time it will take to learn c++

Question

I don't know any programming language but I know basics of HTML and CSS.Now I want to learn c++.can anyone please say how much time it will take to learn c++.

Answer 1

Learn C++ in ten years!
Not really, but it depends on your pace and willingness. In fact, it's an ongoing process, but for the basics, probably it takes something between 2 to 3 weeks in average.

Answer 2

C++ is nothing like HTML or CSS. JavaScript is similar to C++ but they are different. Since you have an understanding on HTML and CSS I would suggest learning JavaScript. Trying to learn C++ takes some time. Ive been coding with C++ for about 3 years while in college. The beginning is easy and fun as you can make interesting programs by only knowing strings, loops, and arrays. Once you hit vectors, classes, and files. In my opinion learning is a little hard. Keep in mind C++ has a lot to offer one does not simply learn C++. You need to practice coding outside of learning. Other wise C++ will be extremely difficult if you dont learn how to break and fix code. The only way ive learned how to truly understand C++ was by making small and easy programs. Run into problems that weren't in the tutorials and found additional content to help me make better programs.

To answer your question. Learning C++ is simply up to you. They very first time I tried learning C++ I managed to learn how to make calculators and include loops in all my programs so I could keep reiterating the program without stopping. Which took about a week. Once I hit classes and pointers I fizzled out fast. Depending on how serious you are about coding will determine how long you will take.

system("CLS") //clear the screen
The line above is a piece of code I discovered outside of tutorials as this makes my programs much cleaner when using loops. This will clear the screen of all previous output if you like to have clean screens. Note this code does not work on Sololearn's compiler.

Answer 3

thanks friends you have given a very valuable suggestions.