I'm talking about Flow of Control, Functions, Parameters, overloading, arrays, classes, Pointers and dynamic data structures,exception handling, operator overloading and perhaps including linked data structures.
I am not liking the programming exercises the book has at the end of each chapter. But I will have to program something to really know it. Anybody ever taught himself this? Any advice on how to approach this? If I have to, I will just do the book exercises. I would appreciate any input!
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Jump to PostYou really need two more things:
1) A mentor
2) A real projectNothing teaches like a real project where someone else will be looking at your code.
A mentor can lead you through the quirky things that will never be explained in a book.
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