How do i practice c++ on the go!

[learningtocode14]

hi im 14 and i have an ipod touch and i have free periods at school,every time i come home from a long day of school i wanna practice c++ but im to tired and im falling behind my deadline to learn c++ (basics) by dec 5th so is their an app for doing this or how do i go about this um any ideas?

[helios]

If you want to do something during your free time at school, take a book on the subject you want to learn about with you and read it. That's what I did.
I wouldn't trade the comfort of an actual keyboard for anything, specially when performing a task where typos are so destructive.

[hanst99]

I carried my laptop around with me if I felt like it when I was in high school. But you normally wouldn't develop on an iPod touch - iPod apps for instance are usually written on Macs (unless Apple finally released their SDK's for other platforms than OS X).

[1vRz3TCk]

I have Amazons Kindle App on my iPod touch (and other places) with a load of books so I can sit and read whenever I get a bit of free time. Pen and paper is also a good, learn to diagram your ideas, and write the code later.
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PS. Alway carry a pen with you, something to write on is a lot easier to find that something to write with.

[ultifinitus]

If I remember correctly, there's a gcc compiler available in cydia (it's been a couple years since I've messed around with it) You can take a look at that, and you could probably just use your notepad to create files and gcc to compile it, though it would be a pain. No IDEs available, and there won't be on the app store, it's against apple's policy (otherwise I'd do it, cause that'd be awesome)

You also have the option of reading books on your ipod, or if you have networking available, and a computer, I can write you a quick program to connect your ipod and your computer to be able to compile code written on your ipod and display the stdout/stderr and take input from your ipod (any console program would work with this) pretty easily.