I'm just starting out and I've learned the basics of Python, HTML, and some JavaScript at a coding camp. I've heard that C++ can be challenging, but I'm determined to give it a shot! I'm wondering if I can manage to learn it on my own using resources like YouTube, AI tools, and various websites, or if it's better to have a professional instructor guiding me. It seems like it might be tough, but I'm willing to put in the effort now so it becomes easier for me in the future.
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You don’t need a teacher to learn on your own, especially if you’re just starting out. Video tutorials and some hands-on practice will work great at this stage. If you later decide to take formal courses at a university, that’d be beneficial. There are tons of good books on C++ too, but for now, just enjoy exploring and experimenting! If you run into more complex questions down the line, feel free to come back here and ask!
Learning C++ can really boost your understanding of object-oriented programming and pointers. Focus on grasping the core concepts; once you’ve got that down, picking up the new syntax won’t be too tough!
Okay, thank you for your help!