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Originally Posted by nofi  I reckon if you want to learn C++ and you have no programming experience, you really need to do a programming course. And by a course - I mean a proper one. university or college style thing. not a "teach yourself c++ in 21 days" book. There's a lot more to programming than syntax and system calls, and in my own experience dealing with the work of people who never learned how to program is HELL. |
I second this. Taking a course on this level will help you determine if programming is right for you. Even then, it may take an additional course or 2 to really determine if you can handle it. Although I was decent at it, it took me 3 1/2 years of majoring in this to figure out it wasn't for me.
Programming is not easy. The people that are good at it tend to also be very good at high level math and logic.