Some advices for C++ if I'm new coding?

Answer 1

Focus! :D Make sure you read through the entire course that you're taking.

What I do is read through it once completely, even if I don't fully understand it yet. Then I practice what I could remember. Afterward I read through all of it again, but this time I write down any concepts that I still don't fully understand. Once I'm done, I use my notes and then I go research all of those concepts extensively until I have a better understanding of it. Then I practice those concepts to solidify my research on it. I repeat that process until I'm confident in my abilities with the language I'm learning.

Always practice daily, always study daily. Pay attention to what others do and learn from them, but don't resign to only what others do so be open minded about the potential that your code is better than theirs sometimes.

If you end up getting stuck and have tried everything you could to solve it yourself, then I'd recommend bookmarking www.StackOverflow.com so you can utilize that website for assistance in the future. It's a massive Q&A website and you'll find experts from all over the world readily available to assist you with whatever questions you have. It's a strict website, so you'll want to take the time to learn their rules and guidelines; make sure you obey them also. Once you get the hang of that website though, it'll be a priceless resource for you in your endeavors.

Best of luck!

Answer 2

If you’re new to coding I would start with python first and then learn java and then learn c++. C++ is a hard language to learn as your first language. It’ll be easier if you understand how other languages work first.