Hey everyone! I'm new to both programming and this subreddit, and I'm really interested in getting into AI and machine learning. I've done a bit of research and learned that picking a programming language to master first is key, and once I get the hang of one, picking up others will be easier. I've chosen to start with C++ because I think it aligns with my interests.
I've found a 31-hour YouTube video from FreeCodeCamp that I've heard great things about and I'm also using learncpp.com for reading materials. However, I came across the Cherno's C++ playlist, but it doesn't seem to fit my beginner learning style.
I'd love to hear any other suggestions you might have for YouTube channels that teach C++ from the ground up to advanced levels. I want to stay motivated, so I appreciate any advice on how you approached your learning process! Additionally, could you recommend places where I can practice what I've learned and work on real-world projects without spending a lot? I'm really looking forward to contributing to this subreddit in the future! Thanks for your help!
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Actually, if your main interest is AI/ML, starting with Python can be a better choice than C++. It's more beginner-friendly and widely used in the field. There are plenty of resources to help you get going. For learning Python, I'd recommend checking out channels like Corey Schafer or freeCodeCamp's Python playlist on YouTube.
I haven't checked much about Python yet. Could you suggest the best resources to learn it from basics to advanced? Thanks!