A short video made with the intention of introducing you to programming by way of teaching you the fundamentals of C++, one of the most popular programming languages today. One of the interesting points of this lecture is that you don't need a computer to do computer programming! Link to the next video in the series: youtu.be Complete playlist: www.youtube.com If you're really hooked into learning how to program on a long run you ought to check Stanford's intro programming course CS106A by Mehran Sahami: youtu.be If you prefer a more computer science'esque approach in teaching programming, then I would recommend that you check out MIT's 6.00 course: youtu.be For a more advanced set of topics expressed in C++, there's Stanford's CS106B course by Julie Zelenski: youtu.be For a yet more advanced introduction to programming I warmly recommend the awesome and now legendary MIT's SICP course by Hal Abelson and Gerald J. Sussman: youtu.be Finally, here's a link to a community made C++ tutorial that seems to enjoy quite a bit of popularity: youtu.be
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