Hey guys,
Once again i'm asking for your input.
I"ve fallen behind in my c++ programming course in college. The issue is i fell behind in calculus really really bad and have been focusing 100% of my time and effort into going and getting caught up although it seems as i'm going nowhere although i'm getting tutoring and have dedicated practically any free time i have. I dont remember the last time i've done something fun. Anyhow, I know some visual basic and have a grasp of quite a few of the common concepts in programming. I"m not affraid i wont get caught up in c++ by the end of the year...but i am affraid i'm gonna fail it because I do not know enough in the coding so that i can do my labs fluently or anything. So, I was wondering if you could head me in the right direction as to learning the coding or know of a good place to go to find out on how to code.....I have a learn c++ book, but the instructor jumps around so much that i'd have to read the whole damn book to understand what he's doing. I've got hit lectures and what not all recorded, but i have problems following them..
Does anybody know anywhere online that is very crisp and to the point which would help me quickly become semi-fluent in c++ as soon as humanly possible? If I could get the coding down, i think everythign else would fall in place, and i know reading 200-300 pages would not fit my schedule/time and i would just not be able to do it.
Any help or directions on where to go would be appreciated.
Once again i'm asking for your input.
I"ve fallen behind in my c++ programming course in college. The issue is i fell behind in calculus really really bad and have been focusing 100% of my time and effort into going and getting caught up although it seems as i'm going nowhere although i'm getting tutoring and have dedicated practically any free time i have. I dont remember the last time i've done something fun. Anyhow, I know some visual basic and have a grasp of quite a few of the common concepts in programming. I"m not affraid i wont get caught up in c++ by the end of the year...but i am affraid i'm gonna fail it because I do not know enough in the coding so that i can do my labs fluently or anything. So, I was wondering if you could head me in the right direction as to learning the coding or know of a good place to go to find out on how to code.....I have a learn c++ book, but the instructor jumps around so much that i'd have to read the whole damn book to understand what he's doing. I've got hit lectures and what not all recorded, but i have problems following them..
Does anybody know anywhere online that is very crisp and to the point which would help me quickly become semi-fluent in c++ as soon as humanly possible? If I could get the coding down, i think everythign else would fall in place, and i know reading 200-300 pages would not fit my schedule/time and i would just not be able to do it.
Any help or directions on where to go would be appreciated.
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