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Suggestions for C++ tutorials

From Doctor Who@DIGDIST/THE5THD to All on Tue Feb 23 11:26:16 2016

I have a rudimentary understanding of programming in general. I studied Pascal in highschool, and I have studied C++ a little in my spare time as an adult. The primary text I have is Sam's Teach Yourself
C++ in 24 hours. It's not bad, but I learn better when I have a teacher, and videos are the next best thing to having a live teacher. Can anyone suggest some good video tutorials or other good materials for
beginners?

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From Nightfox@DIGDIST to Doctor Who on Sun Mar 6 16:41:26 2016

Re: Suggestions for C++ tutorials
By: Doctor Who to All on Tue Feb 23 2016 11:26:16

an adult. The primary text I have is Sam's Teach Yourself C++ in 24 hours. It's not bad, but I learn better when I have a teacher, and videos are the next best thing to having a live teacher. Can anyone suggest some good video tutorials or other good materials for beginners?

I agree that it's nice to have a teacher.. I learned C++ in college, so I'm not sure of a good online/book tutorial.. I wonder if these would be good though:
http://www.learncpp.com/
http://beginnerscpp.com/

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