Easiest structure to follow c++ tutorials? Hi, I learnt…
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Easiest structure to follow c++ tutorials?
Hi, I learnt C++ 11 (i think) in my first year of university but I haven't touched it ever since. I want to learn C++ from learncpp.com http://learncpp.com but I am a little annoyed by Visual Studio requiring only one main function in the project. Is there a way to get around this without just commenting code? Would it be easier to do this on the command line and nvim?
For context: I know Makefiles and CMake, so would that make it easier to organize the tutorials into lessons?
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Hi, I learnt C++ 11 (i think) in my first year of university but I haven't touched it ever since. I want to learn C++ from learncpp.com http://learncpp.com but I am a little annoyed by Visual Studio requiring only one main function in the project. Is there a way to get around this without just commenting code? Would it be easier to do this on the command line and nvim?
For context: I know Makefiles and CMake, so would that make it easier to organize the tutorials into lessons?
#dev #programming #technology
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