self learning programming?

Yes I'm a major newfag, but I was wondering what is the easiest and most efficient way to self-teach myself C++?

>>40
Oh damn you, my laughing woke up my dog.

>>41
Oh damn you, my master woke me up with his laughing.

>>41
Oh damn you, my master bitch woke me up with his her laughing.

>>42
Is that Haskell speaking from beyond his grave?

>>42
Shut up haskell.

>>42
Haskell nooooooooooo

>>32
I'm pretty sure you can't get higher than 197 or so.

>>47
I go over 9000

>>47
>>29 proves that you can.

>>29
Programmer's time is more valuable than computer's time, a Haskelite might say.

It's funny how only people using ridiculously inefficient languages believe this shit.

A programmer's time is more valuable than a computer's, but not infinitely so.

>>34
YHBT.

>>51
but not infinitely so
what does that mean?

>>53
[b]ABSTRACT BULLSHITE WARNING[/u]


That means that programmer's time has some ``load value'' -- much smaller than the one of computer's time. If programmer's time's ``load value'' were 0, it would always be wiser to write a quick program. In reality, you can sometimes write a program quickly, but it would be so slow that it would have been better if the programmer had took time to make it better -- the computer would execute it much more faster, more than compensating the time taken to write it.

Oh fuck I suck at explaining.

>>54
oh damn, I am so sleepy that I even fail at BBCode.

[U]V^IPP_ER ^FAIL[I]S[/I] A_T ^BBCODE

V^IPP_ER ^FAILS A_T ^BBCODE

V^IPP_{ER F}AILS A_T ^BBCODE

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