C/C++ Hiiii,I want forums about c++ language. I am studying this language

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For those studying C++, seeking forums and additional resources is essential for enhancing knowledge. Recommendations include utilizing documentation alongside forums for a comprehensive understanding. Devshed is highlighted as a valuable resource for both discussions and documentation. Additionally, gamedev.net is mentioned as a responsive forum where basic C++ questions can receive quick answers, fostering a supportive learning environment.
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Hiiii,
I want forums about c++ language.
I am studying this language and I want increment my information about it.
 
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Petar said:
Hiiii,
I want forums about c++ language.
I am studying this language and I want increment my information about it.

You probably need to read some documentations instead of only a forum. How far have you come? I've found Devshed to be an excellent resource, both as a forum and for having documentations.
 
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at in the forums on general programming at gamedev.net you'll get an answer to a (basic) C++ question in about 10min.
 
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