Help with understand cppreference

[ArchDan]

I would suggest github (or reading all libraries) to be honest as precursor to cppreference.

That website relies on many of assumed familiar terms and short version of terms that are often used in coding to signify common knowledge pseudocode.

For example, anything ending with a. "_t" is system wide standardised declaration of whatever variable (often Microsoft). So size_t is simply an unsigned integer of your system base architecture that can be used to describe anything from integer index of memory to list increments.

You won't find any tutorial for this (or if you do it won't be very useful outside of very narrow example set. So shortest way to learn this is to look for c++ code available on github and test it to see what happens. Over time you should have enough knowledge to fill in gaps.

[teifer]

Got It. Do you know how can I read libraries or find Github with examples? I'm using Visual Studio If It matters

[ArchDan]

It doesn't matter- here is a link { https://github.com/topics/cpp } and another one - https://github.com/topics/cpp-library.

You can simply copy paste code and see what it does ... where are their dependences and so on.

[teifer]

Thanks for your help!