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use the guide above and start making stuff, you learn as you use the language more

I have a uni course, stopped reading c++ primer since its much more efficient to learn by asking the prof.

c++ is built upon c, a really simple language with few keywords and abstraction. Learn that first and only then the c++ stuff like namespaces vectors iotas and shit

I watch C++ conferences

>>21435
bruh my prof literally told us today to watch them if were interested

Learn the latest C++, with modules and ranges and Optional<T>/Expected<T, E>
Never be afraid to use classes, people who seethe about OOP are usually just midwits who think everything OOP must be a bloated enterprise jeet app, even though the only jeets here are webshitters and gojeets

>>21390 (OP)
Now, I don't know what'd be a good guide for C++, but I'm assuming the inventor of the language would know what he's talking about, so the guide I'm learning from is _Programming: Principles and Practice using C++, Third Edition_

>>21460
retarded nigger
bjarne is a literal pencil pushing no coder
have you seen how awful the code examples in his book are