Nope.

Haskell?

#cppbookguide

if you are indian, then go for indian book, they teach better than any international writer. Note: Dont but The C Programming lang by dennis retchie, this book is not for beginner

I'm a Sri Lanka bro

I really want to go deep in C

You shouldn't just tell him to learn C++. You should ask him what he wants to do with programming.

if you are indian, then go for indian book, they teach better than any international writer. Note: Dont but The C Programming lang by dennis retchie, this book is not for beginner

This sounds ridiculous

I would like to try C++ later

I'm a Sri Lanka bro

Still, If you love to learn to the point then go with indian book, and use internet, No offence but i've seen many international book with 1k pages but they have same thing which an Indian writer put in their book. after that you can choose a nice international book it will better. First indian cuz it has easy language than international.

This sounds ridiculous

its my personal experience.. You can also suggest him

Still, If you love to learn to the point then go with indian book, and use internet, No offence but i've seen many international book with 1k pages but they have same thing which an Indian writer put in their book. after that you can choose a nice international book it will better. First indian cuz it has easy language than international.

And then we laugh of "indian programmers" that write the shitty code...

Still, If you love to learn to the point then go with indian book, and use internet, No offence but i've seen many international book with 1k pages but they have same thing which an Indian writer put in their book. after that you can choose a nice international book it will better. First indian cuz it has easy language than international.

Wow....

Still, If you love to learn to the point then go with indian book, and use internet, No offence but i've seen many international book with 1k pages but they have same thing which an Indian writer put in their book. after that you can choose a nice international book it will better. First indian cuz it has easy language than international.

I highly disagree

And then we laugh of "indian programmers" that write the shitty code...

I am not here to tell which is better 🤷🏻‍♂️ they may writer shitty code, what can i do😂

Still, If you love to learn to the point then go with indian book, and use internet, No offence but i've seen many international book with 1k pages but they have same thing which an Indian writer put in their book. after that you can choose a nice international book it will better. First indian cuz it has easy language than international.

Okay bro thanks

Okay bro thanks

This is bad

#cppbookguide

Okay bro thanks

Don't follow this advice

Choose a book from this list and read

Why are you pushing C++ on him?

Why are you pushing C++ on him?

Because it's better language to learn

You should ask him what he wants to do with C/C++.

You should ask him what he wants to do with C/C++.

So ask

Who even is the one being helped?

I'm very confused.

if you are indian, then go for indian book, they teach better than any international writer. Note: Dont but The C Programming lang by dennis retchie, this book is not for beginner

Honestly, if you find that book difficult then you should probably learn Python first and then come back to c/c++

there’s the specified group for indians

Honestly, if you find that book difficult then you should probably learn Python first and then come back to c/c++

Noooo python is awful

That group doesn't seem to be updated.

Honestly, if you find that book difficult then you should probably learn Python first and then come back to c/c++

I highly disagree

I highly disagree

High Degree of Disagreement

lmao

there are 2 types of function declaration: 1. declare without prototype (unsafe): int main(void) { extern int puts(); puts("Hello World!"); return 0; } 2. declare with prototype (safe): int main(void) { extern int puts(const char *); puts("Hello World!"); return 0; }

That group doesn't seem to be updated.

push it to the limits:)

I highly disagree

What would you suggest? Keep re reading until one understands the book?

What would you suggest? Keep re reading until one understands the book?

ANYTHING, but not starting from python

What would you suggest? Keep re reading until one understands the book?

Reading, practicing

Honestly, if you find that book difficult then you should probably learn Python first and then come back to c/c++

I find just reading books difficult, I program in C and I could never read that kind of book.

ANYTHING, but not starting from python

Okay then start with Java or C#

Looks like everyone disagrees with everyone. LOL.

How does he know how to annoy us so well?

Starting programming with dynamically typed languages is bad for mental health

How does he know how to annoy us so well?

who?

I guess the best option is to start with golang then lol

If one wants to know what is better, it's better they should try it themselves and know what it can do.

I guess the best option is to start with golang then lol

That's bad either

The best option is C.

The best option is C.

C++

That's bad either

everything is bad except learning c++ eh?

well I think a war is going on

we should stop it

Well, from my perspective yes, if it's taught right. But in most cases it is taught bad, so it depends

C# is good option

well I think a war is going on

Yeah. Right. We are not getting clear idea. Everyone has their own opinion and disagrees highly with others. LOL.

C# is good option

I got to quote this!

Yeah. Right. We are not getting clear idea. Everyone has their own opinion and disagrees highly with others. LOL.

just don't start reading random authors' books

Starting programming with dynamically typed languages is bad for mental health

Quote this

just don't start reading random authors' books

That's a good advice

C# is good option

My voting also goes for this. I started my coding career with C# at 17. I would definitely go with this option. C# is great in my opinion.

My voting also goes for this. I started my coding career with C# at 17. I would definitely go with this option. C# is great in my opinion.

especially nowadays

Because there's no prototype of function before calling it

what?

especially nowadays

Yeah. It has evolved greatly to this date.

the answer is also given

thn why are you asking?

By the way, someone can post the poll to see what is getting higher votes.

thn why are you asking?

Whom do you ask?

Norah

look at the right side

Whom do you ask?

Thank you for using 'whom.'

on a high level, the scanning of functions is done from top to bottom. so when main function is reached, it does not encounter hello function hence an error is shown. if a prototype was defined above main or the entire function was defined above main then it'll work fine

Thank you for using 'whom.'

Why? You were thinking how to ask that? Forgot that word?

Why? You were thinking how to ask that? Forgot that word?

most people don't use whom

Why? You were thinking how to ask that? Forgot that word?

No, no, I use it where it is correct and needed. Most people do not.

No, no, I use it where it is correct and needed. Most people do not.

Oh. I see.

Although, I have heard that I am way too closed-minded, so I might be switching to incorrect grammar to be more open.

if you are using C compiler, that's not a problem; compiler will use default declaration without prototype. so I guess you are using C++

LOL

Where is the header file??

I think the header files are missing

Where is the header file??

it's a snippet of code.