[nfbcs] Learning More about C++

[Kevin]

I don't know if this is still around but Bloodshed has (or had) a 
developer kit.  The good thing about developer kits they come with 
source code examples and the compiler so you can keep your skills up.  
Hope that helps.



On 6/3/2018 9:01 PM, Lanie Molinar via nfbcs wrote:
> Hi, everyone. I've taken a couple classes on C++ from my school, but 
> I'm having to take a break from programming classes for a while. I 
> want to learn more about C++ and just get better and more advanced 
> with it. I'm trying to find an accessible way to do this, preferably 
> something with exercise so I can practice. I'm also learning Python, 
> bot I thought it would be a good idea to get better with a language I 
> already know as well. I have a big accessible chess game I'm working 
> on, and I think I could figure out how to solve some problems I'm 
> having with it if I knew more. Does anyone know of a good resource I 
> could use? Thanks.
>
>
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