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Hello, I wonder if someone wan´t to learn C++ with me on msn or here. I started with a tutorial in C++ but I got stuck, so I thougt it would be better if I learned it with someone else who also want´s to learn C++.

So if you are a newbie in C++(or whatever u call it) , you can just write a PM to me and we can mabye learn it together:D

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Pairing with another beginner can work, but a few guardrails make it much more effective. The thread already shows classmates offering help (, , ) and the useful reminder from that wider community review catches mistakes early. A practical approach combines short, focused pair sessions with regular public posts for review and reference checks.

A compact paired-learning workflow that produces steady progress:

  • Agree on small, concrete goals (compile/run a program, then add a feature).
  • Keep sessions short and frequent; rotate driver/navigator roles.
  • Use version control (git) and small commits so mistakes are easy to revert.
  • Choose tiny projects that exercise one concept at a time (I/O, classes, STL use, RAII).
  • Turn on strict compiler warnings and run sanitizers to catch UB early (for example, build with -Wall -Wextra and enable AddressSanitizer where available).
  • After implementing, post the code for review and compare solutions to authoritative references.

How to get fast, useful help on the forum or elsewhere:

  • Share a minimal, reproducible example (MRE): the smallest code that shows the problem.
  • Include exact compiler/version, build flags, and the full error or runtime output.
  • State the expected behavior and what was tried already.
  • Link to an online snippet (Compiler Explorer/godbolt or a tiny repo) when convenient so reviewers can run it.

Authoritative, up-to-date references for language and library details are essential. Consult cppreference for precise language and library specs and isocpp.org for community guidance. Combining structured peer practice with those references and periodic community code review yields steady, correct learning without reinforcing bad habits.

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Member Avatar for wingwarp

i am a new c++ programer almost finished with the cprogramming.com guide i wouldnt mind helping you!...


Alwys feel free to post here "very friendly comunity"

-kbcubs-

Member Avatar for Dave Sinkula

I started with a tutorial in C++ but I got stuck

Post the code that you got stuck on, and ask your questions as clearly as you can state them. Lather, rinse, repeat (if necessary).

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Yes I know. But the point is that I wan´t to learn C++ WITH someone that mabye also want´s to learn

Member Avatar for Dave Sinkula

Sure. Go ahead and take the long, hard path. Learning mostly with someone new, you'll likely both pick up bad habits and learn bad things to do. And synchronizing online times will be a challenge. Pokey, error prone, and problematic.

[sarcasm]
Yup, that's the approach I'd take.

It seems so much simpler than posting a question and having many eyes, and many more experience programmers, take a look at it and likely answering your questions in a quick and correct manner. This way seems to be one to avoid.
[/sarcasm]

Member Avatar for wingwarp

Yes I know. But the point is that I wan´t to learn C++ WITH someone that mabye also want´s to learn

thats cool BUT if there is any misunderstanding come to the webpage and POST there are REAL C++ programers around this website and can answer almost ALL your small questions as i said

~friendly community~

keep up the good work and have fun programming in C++

-kbcubs-

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Sure, I'm new to C++ myself. I've been teaching it to myself for 8 hours a day for the last 2-3 weeks. I'd be glad to help if you need help catching up. PM me you MSN.

Member Avatar for justobioma

I have been learning c++ for some months myself and I would confess that i got stuck in mud once in a while.I had to struggle through and Iam still doing so knowing that going back is out of the question.I would welcome queries from you on your sojourn so far and I also know that thew daniwebfamily would be very glad to help.Good Luck.You will surely be there.

Member Avatar for sagar arora

Hello, I wonder if someone wan´t to learn C++ with me on msn or here. I started with a tutorial in C++ but I got stuck, so I thougt it would be better if I learned it with someone else who also want´s to learn C++.

So if you are a newbie in C++(or whatever u call it) , you can just write a PM to me and we can mabye learn it together:D

hi sir,i wanna learn c++ from starting would u plz help me?

Member Avatar for wingwarp

Sure. Go ahead and take the long, hard path. Learning mostly with someone new, you'll likely both pick up bad habits and learn bad things to do. And synchronizing online times will be a challenge. Pokey, error prone, and problematic.

[sarcasm]
Yup, that's the approach I'd take.

It seems so much simpler than posting a question and having many eyes, and many more experience programmers, take a look at it and likely answering your questions in a quick and correct manner. This way seems to be one to avoid.
[/sarcasm]

i would advise that you folow daves advice and ask questions on the FORM not getting MUDDELED up in a whole bunch of junk in a begeners ideas of self knowlege but really will create bad habbits

please note that i am not trying to be rude i am trying to save you many hours in your path of learning C++

-kbcubs-

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