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Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when recommending a beginner-friendly video series for people who are struggling with C++ basics.
Recommended by 4 people across 4 different months, 2017 to 2021.
What it is
The first episode of The Cherno's C++ series, a short introduction to the language aimed at complete beginners. It sets up the series that builds from the very basics, presented by the YouTuber known as The Cherno.
What people said
Recommends Greg · 2017-09 · Stack Overflow · on “error: could not convert ‘print’ from ‘void (*)(int)’ to ‘std::function<void()>’”
@StoryTeller Thank you for answering both my questions. I have been learning C++ for about a month now (both watching a fantastic youtube series [this video] as well as getting tutoring). Probably trying to learn quicker than my abilities allow - it's a rather frustrating not being able to implement techniques acquired in other languages.
Recommends Slart42 · 2018-10 · Stack Overflow · on “_pin is a global variable but i still get the error : '_pin' was not declared in this scope”
None really. I found a really good tutorial on YouTube [this video] when once i know the basics will continue learning with books
Recommends Drake Johnson · 2019-12 · Stack Overflow · on “Undeclared Identifier in my function call (C++)”
@CoreySmith Happy to hear it! C++ is not a great first language to learn, but it will be easier if you do as much learning as you can on your own _as well as_ in class. I recommend The Cherno on YouTube [this video] . He starts from the very basics and builds up with every video. It's where I learned a lot of what I know. Good luck on future coding!
Recommends Ethan Cox · 2021-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Want to create object array of type Book in this program”
An object array of books would look like this: int size = 5; BOOK bookArray[size]; Major Problems You are not using constructors You are unnecessarily using char arrays The string array ' sortBooks ' should be a BOOK array (I assume?) You declared a string array without including the string header file (probably the reason your code won't compile) In my honest opinion, it seems that you are trying to solve a complex task without first mastering the basics of the language. I would highly recommend watching/reading a complete C++ tutorial, such as The Cherno's C++ Guide [this video] or NeuralNine's C++ Guide [LINK] . Reading TutorialPoint's guides on C++ [LINK] and The C++ Standard Library would al