Besides a beginner learning the syntax. What else is their to

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>>62091876
>What else is their to learn besides algorithms and data structures
Computer architecture, and Software engineering principles possibly.
Math too depending on what you want to do

>>62091876
Go to websites like spoj, do everything. Write a solution for literally every single problem they give you. It will suck and you're going to dread most of them but you'll git gud.

>>62091876
Why you learn C# if you want to learn C++?

>>62093796
C++ is hard and it's insane to make it your first language. I have interests in C# as well and I read it's not bad for a first language and doesn't coddle like python. So the transition will be ok. It could be better but I have no interest in C or D.

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>>62093711
>math depending what you want to do
What requires "intermediate" and advanced algebra? I want a job, I want to make atleast one game, mobile or desktop apps and take on programming challenges. One day make my own language or text editor.

>>62093757
Thanks. If you got more resources please share.

>>62093996
Hmm... I don't know why everybody says that, but my first language is C++. If you learn slowly, everything goes well.
Here's good resources to improve your skills:

projecteuler.net
>Project Euler is a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems that will require more than just mathematical insights to solve

codingame.com
stackoverflow.com (Q&A)
You can also read source code of open source software.
Ask for a review of your code: codereview.stackexchange.com

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>>62091876
in the same boat as you, but I'm learning C++ outright. from what I hear it makes more sense to just learn the language you want to use.

I've just been using yt tutorial series.