Getting stuck learning c++?

Hi im am learning c++ and im getting to composition, this, and operator overloading and its starting to get really hard and complicated and im just wandering if when you were learning c++ if you started having problems and getting stuck and how did you get through it
closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
same issues; just kept rereading my "bible"
I just hired DTSCode to do my code for me ;).

Joking aside, just keep rereading what it is you are learning from and keep doing test applications until you understand what is going on.
Hi, I am also learner and worried about pointers, pointer is creating hurdle for me. Suggest me if someone if feeling cool
closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
by bible i meant bajarne stroustrop's the c++ programming language special edition. and now to get down to buisness: BHXSpecter... we can negotiate rate later, but fair warning... i only program in brainf***, LOLCODE, and html
When I get stuck in processing the huge amount of information presented in a book, I just take a break for a day in order to let the info sink in. Then, when I come back to it the next day it is easier to understand.
Why anyone would recommend Stroustrop's book to a learner is beyond me.
@Wahab Ali:
there's nothing to be suggested actually, all i can say is pay attention on pointers:
- a bad pointer is a nasty bug that's hard to find.
- pointer arithmetic requires less processing, that gives a boost in performance.
- dynamic allocation is almost built up on pointers.
- finally , pointers to class types are really important and polymorphism implies an understanding of pointers.

don't skip on this chapter, it's important.
closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
i didnt recommend it. you asked my method
you told him to keep re-reading it. if that's not a recommendation I don't know what is.
mutexe wrote:
you told him to keep re-reading it. if that's not a recommendation I don't know what is.

No he said:
DTSCode wrote:
same issues; just kept rereading my "bible"
DTSCode wrote:
by bible i meant bajarne stroustrop's the c++ programming language special edition.


At no point did he tell him to read that book.
ahh apologies. i've just seen he said "kept" and not keep.
sorry dude.

but that is kind of a recommendation ;)
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closed account (Dy7SLyTq)
no i recommended my method, which was rereading
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