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How to master C++

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    Ratul Thakur
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    okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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      okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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      David Crow
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      Ratul Thakur wrote:

      okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has.

      That's impressive. I've been working with it for over 25 years and have yet to master it.

      Ratul Thakur wrote:

      what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience??

      Quit looking for gimmicks or "silver bullets." How do you gain experience with anything? You just get out and do it. No need to ask others. Look for problems to solve. If no problems exist, create one, then solve it. It is a never-ending process. Prior to having kids and land to care for, I would create dozens of little side projects each week to do various things. Some were one-time apps, some were more general purpose, others were to prove a concept. The only limit is your imagination. My "Projects" folder is bottomless.

      "One man's wage rise is another man's price increase." - Harold Wilson

      "Fireproof doesn't mean the fire will never come. It means when the fire comes that you will be able to withstand it." - Michael Simmons

      "You can easily judge the character of a man by how he treats those who can do nothing for him." - James D. Miles

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        okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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        Lost User
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        In addition to David's suggestions, the CodeProject Articles sections[^] provide a wealth of useful materials.

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          okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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          DavidCrow gave awesome answer In addition you can do following things 1. try to code out projects in other languages in c++ this will give u syntactical perfection 2. figure out things around you which can be renewed using c++ 3.create your own problem statement and try to solve them 4.make an excel sheet about what you have done on dayly basis 5.u can do any thing if u decide 6.give yourself exposure in market by talking about c++ in Fouroms best of luck find your way to success

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            okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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            CPallini
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            Usually it is quite the opposite: C++ masters you.

            In testa che avete, signor di Ceprano?

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              okay im done with my C++ book and know each bit of what it has. now o need to master it ... i guess the bookinh knowledge wont be enough and i need to get some more experience and expertise with c++ ... what do i need to do..?? what might be good ways to gain more experience?? what i can do next to increase my programming experience?? i also have a bit of knowledge of python, java, C#, javascript and HTML an xml. i have experience in operating WINDOWS( and of course DOS) and LINUX(or UNIX)

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              Saravanan Sundaresan
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              Make your hands dirty by entering into solving some problems

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