loll

I need a tutorial on the basics of C++ programmerafying I wanna do stuff with it like hax for tf2 or something useful...

Spotswood

http://www.learncpp.com/

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thealmightyone

You're gonna have to give yourself easier goals, such as a terminal-based diary or sudoku solver.

Ladiesman101

meh
u can try learnin it by book or online, but easest would b go to a local collage and check if they have those courses

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loll

A 12 year old in college.

thealmightyone

As you obviously have no programming experience, don't start with C++. There are a number of threads asking 'what language to learn first'. I would recommend starting with C. Once you're comfortable with C, start experimenting with other languages.

I find video tutorials to be better over the usual written guides, as you can listen while you type.

tindolos

This.

Lol?

Start with Java. It's a make it or break it approach.

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Lozza

This is not useful.

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bomfunk

*NO NO NO NO NO*
C++ is a good language to start programming; it's definitely better than C. C++ is basically C with heaps of additional features, but that doesn't mean it's harder to master the basics - it will actually be easier. C is some kinda middleground between assembly and other high-level programming languages, and IMO is a terrible language to start learning programming with. "You need to know C before learning C++" and "C is easier than C++" are common misconceptions.

A simple sudoku solver will be leaps and bounds easier to program than creating hacks for a game, don't you think?

@OP - you need to start small; there's no way anyone could start learning how to program by trying to create a hack for a game. Don't worry what other people may say, C++ is a good language for a beginner, possibly not the best but there's absolutely nothing wrong with starting off with C++, except it'll be a little longer before you're up to creating programs with GUIs as C++ doesn't have built-in visual component libraries.

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loll

That's why I said "or something useful"

And again, I meant something useful then work up to hacks. or not...