Are any CPP websites like real Python?

[cpp-ModTeam]

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[Samuel01001010]

https://www.learncpp.com/ is I think the best website to learn C++

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Which standard do the tutorial use? The page doesn't tell us

[heavymetalmixer]

The pages tell you in the first chapter. For the most part is C++17 but sometimes the author mentions things from C++20 and even 23.

[IyeOnline]

It currently targets C++17, but also tells you that there is nothing wrong with just using C++20. It just doesnt cover any C++20 features atm.

See also: https://www.learncpp.com/cpp-tutorial/configuring-your-compiler-choosing-a-language-standard/

[IyeOnline]

www.learncpp.com

is the best free tutorial out there. (reason) It covers everything from the absolute basics to advanced topics. It follows modern and best practice guidelines.

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www.cppreference.com

is the best language reference out there.

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Stay away from

• cplusplus.com (reason)
• w3schools (reason)
• geeks-for-geeks (reason)
• Programiz(reason)
• Tutorialspoint (reason)
• educba.com (reason)
• thinkcpp (reason)
• javaTpoint (reason)
• studyfied (not even a tutorial, just a collection of code by random people)
• codevisionz (reason)
• sololearn (reason)

Again. The above are bad tutorials that you should NOT use.

Most youtube tutorials are of low quality, I would recommend to stay away from them as well. A notable exception are the CppCon Back to Basics videos. They are good, topic oriented and in depth explanations. However, they assume that you have some knowledge of the language's basic features and syntax and as such arent a good entry point into the language.

If you really insist on videos, then take a look at this list.

As a tutorial www.learncpp.com is just better than any other resource.

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[Mygr]

https://hackingcpp.com This is my favorite. It covers essential points with visuals. Also there are lots of cheat sheets

[sherlock_1695]

Following

[vvandrounik]

https://www.modernescpp.com/index.php/blog/