bump. is there anybody out there?

>>54297173
It's nearly fucking may.
What were you doing all January, February, March, and April?

Better get that major change form ready, feminist studies is always open

>>54297173
Just learn C by heart. You don't need shitty C++

>>54297570
this
>>54297591
hurr

>>54297591
I kinda do. The whole point of the course is to introduce object oriented programming.

>>54297173
cplusplus.com

They have all the references you need, plus an in-depth tutorial for most of the features (not very fresh with C+11, but better than nothing)

>>54297570
It's not like I'm completely clueless. I'm just not doing as well as I should. Like I'm going to pass the class, but I need a minimum grade in it so just passing isn't enough. I also have a really intense workload. Also, I'm not a CS major.

http://www.cplusplus.com/
http://en.cppreference.com/w/
https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/c++/

Download books here.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8Y8T2uBc3hGWEkwWmw5QldNeXc

>>54297641
Thanks man. Are there any websites like codeacademy that kind of run you through the tutorial with problems?

>>54297690
I don't know of any tutorial sites like CA, but you can compile code and run it here.

http://ideone.com/

>>54297690
cplusplus.com tutorials have examples for everything they show you. They don't throw problems at you, but their examples are pretty complete and they usually mention the other situations that could occur right after that, in a paragraph or two.

If OOC is your main problem, you will be benefit from cplusplus.com easy navigation through chapters.

>>54297835
>OOC
Meant OOP*

>>54297173
The book written by the language creator.

>>54297641
>https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8Y8T2uBc3hGWEkwWmw5QldNeXc
this is amazing, thank you. all those books in perfect retail versions without any stupid url watermarks. some of them were impossible to find elsewhere, e.g. the pdf version of Functional Programming in Scala