Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials - 1 - Installing CodeBlocks
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when recommending a gentle, bite-sized video series for absolute beginners to start learning C++.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2013 to 2018.
What it is
The first video in Bucky Roberts' (thenewboston) beginner C++ tutorial series, showing how to download and install the Code::Blocks IDE. It is a short screen-recorded walkthrough aimed at people who have never programmed in C++.
What people said
Recommends ErikOhlin12 · 2014-03 · Stack Overflow · on “2D Game development in C++ tutorial”
1.) Start out by just learning some C++ and getting comfortable with the language. I recommend thenewboston: [this video] 2.) Then you can move on to learning game libraries such as Allegro, SDL, OpenGL, etc. This site has some good Allegro tutorials: [LINK] And some good OpenGL and SDL tutorials: [LINK]
Recommends RyanN1220 · 2018-11 · Stack Overflow · on “C++ Program is too slow and doesnt seem to work?”
You have a lot of bugs. While the code is nearly there, first your code is quite messy and your assignment operators are totally wrong, in C++ (C = 0) means: set the value of C to 0 in all cases (C == 0) means: check the value C is equal to 0 More can be learned here. [LINK] To answer your question I have created a solution below in repl.it for you to test in their programming IDE. the second link below is the tutorial its created from, I would suggest you read it to gain a better understanding of the code. [LINK] [LINK] To finish, I suggest looking up thenewboston's C++ youtube tutorials : [this video] I strongly suggest you watch all his videos, they are very easy to learn and in small chunks.
Cites Sebastiaan Stoffels · 2013-04 · Stack Overflow · on “CIN to either string or int variable then to overloaded constructor functions”
Total newb here, so go easy :) I've googled and can't really seem to find an elegant solution to this. I'm doing some coding to learn a few concepts. I have a class - called 'sally' which has a constructor which is overloaded twice i.e. my sally.cpp is: #include "sally.h" #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; sally::sally() { } sally::sally(int x) { inputvarint = x; cout << "you have an int of value: " << inputvarint << endl; } sally::sally(string y) { inputstring = y; cout << "you have a string that is: " << inputstring << endl; } in my main.cpp if I create the object sally myobj; and then call the function via the object, i.e. sally.myobj(55) I get the correct construc