Recomendations for c++ class

[rynus98]

Hi, I'm planning on learning c++ and was wondering if someone here would be able to recommend some sort of online c++ course or class. I'm not opposed to using a book but I figured a class would be more interactive and would allow me to ask questions about topics I'm confused about. The extra accountability would also be a positive factor. I'm homeschooled in 8th grade and I'm not particularly concerned about any type of college credit. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

[Danny Toledo]

You could start with the tutorial from this site (which can be downloaded as a pdf), but it only deals with console apps (at least the one I downloaded does). Or you could download SFML and use the online tutorials there (those cannot be downloaded as pdf, though you can download the individual pages which takes some time).

[rynus98]

Thanks for the help, I'll try that.

[Computergeek01]

Start with the tutorial on this site before moving on to SFML. I can tell you from experiance that although you may be able to mimic what is on SFML, you won't develop a functional understanding of C++ from those tutorials.

[Browni3141]

If your school offers a Computer Science class, then you should take it. Make sure to sign up for an actual programming class, and not just a 'computer' class. I know that my school has 'computer' classes that are a total joke. If you can't get into a class, I definitely recommend a book. The sites tutorial is nice, but a book is more convenient. Just search the site for "C++ books" and you'll probably find some.