I would highly recommend some literature instead of AI chats, that's how I learned it at the time, and it would give me all valuable info right away as I learned the language. Of course, it would take a bit of reading before you could start, but you can always try to do something as you learn to make it less monolithic or something. I usually use AI for some hints on potential right paths of thinking, rather for actual solutions. Because for example, it will never give me right answers regarding Unreal Engine but sometimes can give an idea where to look for, sometimes. Also googling for the documentation about specific functions like std::cin.ignore() would be probably much more helpful and straightforward to learn it, I believe. Just keep it up and try not rely on just from a singular source of info, it's always scattered somewhere on the net or whatever. Remember: programming is about patience, and always will be.
no point at this honestly you wont be effective its fine to use chatgpt when you actually learnt the fundamentals as a quick ref or if you're stuck on something you cant do or dont understand further concepts, like a google alternative but please stop youre not going to write half decent code😭
I would highly recommend some literature instead of AI chats, that's how I learned it at the time, and it would give me all valuable info right away as I learned the language.
Of course, it would take a bit of reading before you could start, but you can always try to do something as you learn to make it less monolithic or something.
I usually use AI for some hints on potential right paths of thinking, rather for actual solutions.
Because for example, it will never give me right answers regarding Unreal Engine but sometimes can give an idea where to look for, sometimes.
Also googling for the documentation about specific functions like std::cin.ignore() would be probably much more helpful and straightforward to learn it, I believe.
Just keep it up and try not rely on just from a singular source of info, it's always scattered somewhere on the net or whatever.
Remember: programming is about patience, and always will be.
Recently after the gpt4o launch the chatGPT website has become so laggy..
I use perplexity for normal queries, and claude for the writing code..
no point at this honestly you wont be effective its fine to use chatgpt when you actually learnt the fundamentals as a quick ref or if you're stuck on something you cant do or dont understand further concepts, like a google alternative but please stop youre not going to write half decent code😭