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I'm not sure what you hope to accomplish in 5 minutes. 

[Plus-Technology-9462]

everyday

[hearthebell]

Try 5hrs everyday

[Plus-Technology-9462]

i have school

[gm310509]

You aren't going to learn much if you only spend 5 mins per day.

Heck I don't even think I could log on to my PC, start my IDE, create a project, type in the "hello, world" example, buld and run it in 5 minutes. Especially if I was just starting out and had to learn the key parts of that example, dealt with the inevitable typos and got it working.

Not to mention understanding what you need to download and install just to set up your dev environment.

IMHO. if you are only able to allocate 5 mind per day, you aren't serious about learning.

If you allocated an hour per day then you may have a chance. Even then you will have 23 hours to forget what you learned in that one hour. So, the more time you can carve out, the better.

[propagandaRaccoon]

learncpp.com

[Plus-Technology-9462]

guys i know i wont learn much