I'm making some books to teach basics- advanced in C++. But i am not sure how to cadagorize what is in what category. Can someone tell me how they would catagorize it. Thanks.
To give you an idea on how to start, start with a simple hello world program, teach what the minimum is to have a C++ program first, then teach output to the console, then datatypes, then input, move your way along introducing if conditions and for loops, through in functions and before you know it, you're going to be doing research as you aren't comfortable explaining in detail what everything does. What is the true syntax of a for loop? I can tell you right now its not only for(int i = 0; i < n; i ++) bc this is also valid syntax for(myString = yourString; a != 0; FooBar())
There is a lot that goes into writting books, that is why it usually takes years for new editions to come out, let alone how long the original took to come out and how many errors have been corrected since then. Maybe start with purchasing a book, read through it, make sure you knew everything they had in there, put your own twist on words. I wish you luck, it's a hard goal to achieve but it's far from impossible.