(August 7, 2022, 07:07 AM)Konata Wrote:

(July 24, 2022, 08:46 PM)jesuslovesu Wrote: Hey guys, im trying to learn c++, but I can't find anything to code in it. Like, I learn actively by coding a project but all of the open source c++ repos on github are boring stuff like libraries, do you know any beginner friendly projects I could make? P.S cmake is such a pain in the ass.

https://www.learncpp.com/ this is the best site ive used if ur a beginner learning c++  :D

This is a very good website mate, thanks i will recommend my juniors

"boring stuff like libraries" what?

Thx bro

See https://www.learncpp.com/

THX YOU

If you really don't know where and/or how to start, you could always get one of the "C++ of dummies/beginners" books and just follow their exercises.

What about writing a text editor that can handle extremly large leak files? Something like emeditor? :D

I struggled learning C++ because I just couldn't find any decent "beginner projects". Once I got interested in how pentesting tools worked learning it happened naturally so just find something you're passionate about and read through a tonne of GitHub repos.

tranks for share

I would start with some programming contests online. In the "real competition" mode you have to solve programming problems within a very limited time, and you will be ranked among other participants who solve the same problems at the same time. This is maybe too hard for a beginner. But many such progamming competing websites also offer "training mode", where you see the problems of the previous "real competitons", and your time to solve them is not limited. Normally, there is also some option to check your solution in the end.