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I lost my motivation to learn C++, what should I do?
Hello everybody.
I recently realized that I haven't been studying C++ for 3 days. The fact is that I don't know what to write on it, every time I think of writing a program in C ++, I immediately have a question: "And what should I do with it?". I just don’t know where to fill it in, anyway, no one will look, protest, or see. So I don’t write anything, even the motivation to study has disappeared, and I’m afraid to learn Python, although there is motivation for it. I'm afraid - because he will not teach me anything good with his simplicity, and my task is to learn how to write antiviruses and understand IB, so the first goal is to learn C ++, but how to learn it without motivation? What do you suggest to do?
Added: I know C++ really well, just when I'm looking for lessons to study, I understand that I already know it, so there's no point in looking....
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Apparently you need to take ready-made projects and expand their functionality. There are a lot of them on github.
I immediately have a question: "And what should I do with it?". I just don’t know where to fill it in, anyway, no one will look, protest, or see.
Python just the same, in its simplicity and the ability to nagovnokodit, which will be noticeable very clearly, teaches a good and elegant style. (at least formatting))) )
And what to write in C ++?
Well, right off the bat:
Well, find paid programs and make analogues...
Screw the interface to console programs...
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