How can a 13-year-old start learning C++ for game development?

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Asked By TechieKid123 On

I'm 13.5 years old and I'm eager to dive into learning C++. I have some experience with Arduino from when I was in 6th grade, but my knowledge of programming is pretty limited. I'm really interested in game development, and I've heard that mastering C++ can be very beneficial. However, there are just so many resources out there, and it feels overwhelming. My dad is knowledgeable about programming languages, but he's kind of intimidating as a teacher, so I hesitate to ask him for help. Can anyone recommend where I should start learning C++? I'm serious about wanting to master it and I won't take it lightly! By the way, thanks for the responses to my earlier post! I plan to finish CS50 first, then I'll use learncpp and the book 'The C++ Programming Language' by Bjarne Stroustrup. Also, I noticed my post got some downvotes—any idea why?

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Answered By JourneyWithCode On

I did CS50 when I was about your age, and it's an awesome course! They teach not just C but also a lot of core programming concepts that will help you in any language. Once you get a hang of C, you'll find that learning other languages becomes much easier. You're on a great path, and these skills will definitely pay off in the long run!

Answered By CodeHero95 On

When I was 13, I was already diving into operating systems and programming in C and C++, plus some assembly. It’s great you want to start now! Just remember to pace yourself—don’t let it overwhelm you! You'll be ahead of the game!

Answered By CleverCoder92 On

For learning C++, check out learncpp.com. It's a great resource for understanding the syntax and the fundamentals of the language. After that, you can practice coding challenges on Leetcode, which is really helpful for getting comfortable with algorithms.

Answered By FutureDev25 On

Hey, I’m starting to learn programming now at 26, and I wish I had started when I was 13 like you! It’s cool that you’re so proactive about your future. If you ever want to connect with peers or need guidance, just let me know! I was advised to start with Launch School, but I'm currently exploring Python and Ruby for now.

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