If you are a beginner with no previous knowledge kn other programimg languages, check learncpp[.]com
I don't know why you want to lear C++. Though bear this in mind:
- garbage collector is manual (new / delete) or use smart pointers.
- you can work with memory, this is very useful but it's also very dangerous if you don't handle it correctly
Just note that C++ is quite old and a los level programming language... So compare it's features and limitations against other mid programming lenguages
And check out hindi tutorials for C++, thank me later
And check out hindi tutorials for C++, thank me later
Read the bjarne stroustrup book. very informative.
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Hi! What programming language/framework would you recommend for web development? I know PHP and now I'm learning the Laravel framework.
For clearnet I would recommend you React or NextJS and I prefer to set up my own backend with C# with EntityFramework + FastEndpoints.
For an onionsite, because most users disable JS you have several options: PHP/Laravel, Python/Djanjo/Flask and Go (I prefer Go, but you can choose whatever you want, there's no "magic" programming language)
For onion sites, you could still use NextJS, rendering the html on server side, but if you are building a complex enviornment, don't use NextJS, because you will end up needing the client to render stuff and because JS is disabled, you'll have a lot of issues and your site will fall apart.
For an onionsite, because most users disable JS you have several options: PHP/Laravel, Python/Djanjo/Flask and Go (I prefer Go, but you can choose whatever you want, there's no "magic" programming language)
For onion sites, you could still use NextJS, rendering the html on server side, but if you are building a complex enviornment, don't use NextJS, because you will end up needing the client to render stuff and because JS is disabled, you'll have a lot of issues and your site will fall apart.
Good to know, thanks for the advice!
Adding onto this OP,if you want the advantages of C++ with less of the disadvantages,try Rust.
Thank you very much.
Thanks! I'm sticking with C++ because it's way lighter than Python, offers deep memory access, and it's everywhere.
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