[Glint]

Hello guys i have one question i want to start learning C/C++, i have everything ready i just bought Visual Studio 2010 IDE,

My question is, are there any big communities like the SA:MP community (Here), that tutorials can be found and everything

I could of ******d it but i want to hear it from your maybe past experiences.

Thanks in advance.

[Mark™]

You mean like C/C++ forums ?

[ELiiTEJaMzZ]

When I learnt C++, nearly two years ago, I found that there was two different ways to learn it:
a) Buying books from the internet that contained everything you would need including references etc
b) Using websites that contain tutorials like cprogramming.com.

Good luck with C++, it's an incredibly useful and versatile language once you've learnt it.

[Kaperstone]

Maybe this ?
http://cpptutorials.freeforums.org/

[Mark™]

Try these ones : www.cprogramming.com
www.cplusplus.com
www.learncpp.com

[Glint]

@xkirill : I will check that site later, thank you

@extreme_playa : thanks again

One last question how much time did it take you to learn your way, and i have knowldge in PAWN so will the C/C++ be even a little easier for me

Thanks again.

[VOXrr]

Stackoverflow.com is a great place for getting help, but be aware, you need to show that you at least tried to get it working - They don't like spoon feeding.

I'd personally recommend you look at Python as an introductory language - There's absolutely tons of documentation, even for complete programming newbies
I mean, they even made an absolute beginners guide. Awesome wiki is awesome.

[thefatshizms]

i would suggest http://thenewboston.org/ i learnt many languages there and they have loads of tuts on c/c++

[Arca]

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Originally Posted by thefatshizms i would suggest http://thenewboston.org/ i learnt many languages there and they have loads of tuts on c/c++

I would suggest the same. Bucky is an awesome guy. He makes C++ easier like never before.

[Glint]

Thanks guys for all of the suggestions i will try the websites.