Depends on how you are more comfortable in understanding the fundamentals. If you like to go for books, my favorite is "C in a nutshell" out of all the other. It develops concepts in a better way and is in simple english format but this is solely in my opinion, you can check more if you want on google. If you are looking for youtube course and want to learn for free then "C programming playlist by Neso Academy " is good for an absolute beginner in my opinion. I would recommend to go for this option if you don't want to spend money on books as pirated books imo is not a good option as the degraded quality would let your morale down in the process of learning. Few like to study using documentation, if you fall under that then documentation can be accessed from The official C++, C++ standard, ISO/IEC 14882:2014(E). There is information at ISOCPP how to obtain the document If you are looking for paid bootcamps then any good rating course on any common bootcamp site is fine but check upon the ratings. Knowing and mastering a language is entirely different. As you're a beginner i would suggest you to not confuse between them. COMPLETING A COURSE BOOTCAMP or COMPLETELY READING A BOOK is not mastering but is only developing fundamentals so it doesn't matter from where you start, to master it, there's simply one way, practice. And irrespective of your goal, it's the only wat out. So if you are seriously dedicated and continously practising, very soon we would see you helping beginners here. And it's not a race but a marathon. It doesn't matter how long it takes, if it's good enough to be called as a skill, it will be worth it. And also programming is no hereditary skill, anybody who impersonates an expert is just somebody who practiced more, engaged more into the language and constantly kept learning so anybody can code and be the expert with the will and motivation to do it.

Hello Bredo, how's it going?

https://pastebin.com/yvq553mH I found this on programiz dot com, I didn't understand ptr = #. Anyone can give me a helping hand?

oc dont miss ; ad the end

Get cppbookguide

Use / before the command

Oh thank you

https://pastebin.com/yvq553mH I found this on programiz dot com, I didn't understand ptr = #. Anyone can give me a helping hand?

That should have been: ptr = # In C the pound sign (hash #) does things to the preprocessor. Brendo : less irritated after getting some sleep but still irritated.

guys, i compiled a c source code,and then i run it. but it says: error only position independent executables are supported. how to fix this?

guys, i compiled a c source code,and then i run it. but it says: error only position independent executables are supported. how to fix this?

With GCC or Clang add a -fPIC arg to command line. Android inconvenienced everyone after version 4/5-whatever... Or just get a new coding app.

Hello guys am new here and a beginner in c++ I hope this group will help me to become a better programmer

Need a help for c++ code. Anyone can help?

Hey guys, any suggestion regarding this: Int n = rand() % 2; If (n==0) { doSomthing() } doSomething() function will be executed at a probable (random) intervals based on this condition. However, any advice on how to make it more stable? Meaning to have a condition that will execute doSomthing() function exactly 50% or 30% of the whole run time.

Best C programming book for beginners?

Hi everyone, I need help for an exam, someone could help me?

Hi everyone, I need help for an exam, someone could help me?

/warn no

Hi guys, I need your help, how to make him accept individual setups only

Where do I place if (number %3 == 0 )

is anyone using C/C++ to detect language?

lool

lmao

Is there any difference in storage of a function-local const int or same function-local static const int (assuming the first one is not optimized away)?

What is function-local?

Is there any difference in storage of a function-local const int or same function-local static const int (assuming the first one is not optimized away)?

Definitely 1. Static one have static storage duration 2. Static one will be initialized with a mutex lock

Does const require mutex anyway?