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1. Pick up a good C++ book if you already don't have one (coursebook or Herbert Schildt or some O'Reilly book). 2. Open an IDE of choice. 3. Start reading, wri
by iceman_xiii 13y ago
1. Pick up a good C++ book if you already don't have one (coursebook or Herbert Schildt or some O'Reilly book).
2. Open an IDE of choice.
3. Start reading, write code & understand what you code.
4. Calm down, repeat 3.
Do well.