I don't know how it is for everyone else, but I can't grasp the concept of C++ programming. I'm taking my 2nd level C++ course here at Cal state and it is killing me. I've gone back to reading the most basic "Beginners guides to C++" and have found tutoring, youtube, and lab assistance, and I still cannot write a basic program even if my life depended on it. WTF is wrong? Am I in the wrong field? I've put so much time and effort into this class and I can't seem to get over the hedge on it. I've pushed myself to understand it, comprehend it, and make it work for me, but it evades me. Recorded class lectures that I listen to every night going to bed and I'm still as clueless as a bat. WTF? I better come to realize that its not for me. Better give it up now or end up with a failing grade in the class? RANT DONE!
I don't know how any of you other programmers out there can do it, but kudos to you if it flows from your mind to your fingertips to the keyboard. You truly have a special gift.
I must tell you, C++ is not as easy and going into any programming field is not easy, that is why not many Hmong are programmers. If you can mastered it, it will do you much good.
Don't give up, a nice and good job awaits you after you are done!!!!
C++ is no kidding. I struggled too so you are not alone. Do not feel bad if you do not understand it however if you truly do not understand at all and can't even write a small program, than perhaps you should rethink your major. Cuz C++ is really the basic of programming. If you can get C, you can pretty much get any programming languages out there.
It's been so long since i have touched C++, been like 5 years now. WOW time flies...
Just a word of encouragement. C++ isn't what you will use in your future job, unless you get a job that specifically uses it. Most likely you will end up with other programming jobs depending on the job so do not feel bad. If you can get through C++ and get your degree. You will be freed!!!!
C++ is mostly uses for game programming and other software, unless you are going into these two fields, you should be ok as long as you get your degree.
I don't do C++ but I do php, mysql, css, xhtml, .net platform, and javascript for my job. They all uses basic knowledge of C++ but totally different from C++. But if you understood C++, you can learn other programming languages easy.
Wished you the best of luck.