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Guide to Game Development/The Programming Language/C-PlusPlus
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Guide to Game Development/The Programming Language/C++ Misnamed page, obsolete duplicate
Abstract
Industry standard for game development
Not ideal for a first programming language
Works on all platforms except web
Can do programming on all 3 main operating systems (Windows, Mac and Linux)
Learn through this wikibook
0% /How to install and create the project/
0% /Basic console input and outputs/
0% /Variables/
0% /Basic math operators and Concatenation/
0% /If Statement/
0% /Select Case/
0% /Loops/
0% /Arrays/
0% /Lists/
0% /Strings//
0% /Advanced math operators/
0% /Procedures and functions/
0% /Random Numbers/
0% /Stream readers and writers/
0% /Object oriented programming/
0% /Graphics/
0% /Network communications/
External learning resources
Wiki:
C++ Programming wikibook
Free online courses:
cplusplus.com tutorials
cprogramming.com tutorials
Youtube:
Jamie King's Series' on C++
thenewboston's Series on C++, he's using a different IDE, but you can use any IDE (like Visual Studio).
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