Looking for someone that knows how to teach others and has a strong side for c++
I want to learn the basics so I can move up to creating my own games 2d/3d
I am willing to pay, can't afford college >_<
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teach me c++ i'll pay!
Started by motiv3, Aug 14 2011 01:17 AM
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Posted 14 August 2011 - 04:36 AM
What about trying to learn on your own? You could grab a good book (with much less money than you would pay for a teacher) and start reading and trying things on your computer. In the meantime, this forum is a great place to ask questions whenever you need a clarification on a difficult topic. 
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Posted 14 August 2011 - 05:39 AM
Is this a joke or you just can't use Google? Can't seem to learn to program? YouTube and Google and tutorial forums abound in knowledge. Look for spoonfed tutorials on C++. Save yourself that money to get a good book or even just buy your favorite game and learn C++ on the side. You have trouble learning? Turn C++ into a game, write down some variables or incorporate them into comics or something to help you learn. Then to truly understand C++, try to teach it to someone else.
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Posted 14 August 2011 - 04:36 PM
This is off-topic (it's not about game design) and just plain silly. Closed.
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Sloperama Productions
Making games fun and getting them done.
www.sloperama.com
Please do not PM me. My email address is easy to find, but note that I do not give private advice.
