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    Question Exercises for Beginners!

    Where Can I find Exercises or Questions for True Beginners?

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    I was thinking of something else.

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    http://www.cppreference.com

    this is the best website for beginner.. all keywords

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    Quote Originally Posted by alokrsx
    I was thinking of something else.
    www.google.com
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    Are you serious? Im talking about a good site that offers C++ questions and problems to solve!

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    Best bet is to get a begginners book - check the book recomendations for details

    For a site, well, there are loads online but they all move at a quick pace. It really is easier on you to get a book.

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    yap, get urself a book ... and you might need to bookmark www.cppreference.com as it is really useful website for beginner...

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    Quote Originally Posted by peter_hii
    http://www.cppreference.com

    this is the best website for beginner.. all keywords
    except they don't list the different iterators.

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    > Im talking about a good site that offers C++ questions and problems to solve!
    You mean like the huge variety of homework questions posted here.

    Just trying them so you know you can solve them yourself is worthwhile in itself, though I wouldn't recommend just posting complete answers once you've done it.

    The real test of understanding is being able to explain it to someone else.
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    I've been translating my java projects into C++, seeing the best ways to do them, pretty fun to keep me on my feet with C++ since the bulk of my programming course is in java.

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    Even harder than being able to explain the program, is to explain the program without giving away the answers to people who are asking questions about homework.

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