Building one application using c++ won't be much better comparing to the applications built using other languages like Python

Performance wise, the C++ application will be able to serve far more requests and perform far more work per equivalent server compared to the Python one

Then why people are busy with other languages?

Because writting the C++ application may take more time and a C++ developer is more expensive than a Python one

The second argument is arguable

Because... C/C++ are old and writing event based application or application that could act like a webserver would take lot of time and effort.

Because... C/C++ are old and writing event based application or application that could act like a webserver would take lot of time and effort.

Also now I can say confidently C++20 will quite well improve that

C++ is old, of course, but no one stops using modern C++ which is much nicer

Sure...

What kind of applications can be built using c++?

Of course you can write anything in any language. But there're areas where you can use only c++. Something that need to work as fast as possible, something that works directly with hardware. Other languages uses programs written in c/c++ to run. Python, JS is like placed on higher abstraction layer. For example, for python you need python interpreter which is usually written in C. Chromium core is in c++, and there's JS interpreter inside written in it. Games only C++, but usually other high-level languages used for scripting, AI, logic. Web is using languages like PHP, JS, but you can't write a good server in php or js. You can run server from node.js, but node.js is written in C++.

Is there any fine book for c++?

And also the IDE

#cppbook

Code blocks ?

Visual Studio for Windows, CLion for Mac/Linux/Win (free if you're a student), Qt Creator for Mac/Linux/Win

vs code

What's vs code ?

Code blocks ?

It's not an IDE

Define IDE and what vscode missing?

Build automation tools? Debugger?

Extensions

Hello All! Anyone here who has progressed on into hacking and stuff

I'm against very smart IDE for newbie. It does too much

Well.. IDE has it naturally To get things working on VS Code is a pain in the ass for the most part

I'm against very smart IDE for newbie. It does too much

Hello All! Anyone here who has progressed on into hacking and stuff

Had no problem with it at all

You're not everyone

I advice what I think is good, what's problem?

You're advising the harder way for a newbie

I'm not advicing vim at least

Well.. IDE has it naturally To get things working on VS Code is a pain in the ass for the most part

I see you never had the *joy* of configuring Visual Studio C++ to not be a huge piece of trash

It works perfectly right out of the box for most parts for simple projects

VS is too complicated for new. If you learn language you need as simple tools as possible to minimize influence of IDE. VS is for real development where all its features are really helpful and you know what you're doing.

But by default it is never standard C++ unless you made yourself a strictly standard project as a template

Hello All! Anyone here who has progressed on into hacking and stuff

I don't get what you want to say, sorry

So that's another point a leaner must know before using studio

From the other side, such details are not important if you are newbie, you can write your helloworlds in any editor/ide you like

From the other side, such details are not important if you are newbie, you can write your helloworlds in any editor/ide you like

What's bad with teaching C first?

To not get any strange c++ effects