Roadmap to learn C++

1. Learn the basics of programming:

Before starting with C++, it's important to have a good understanding of the basics of programming such as:

• variables,
• data types,
• operators,
• control structures,
• Switch,
• loops,
• functions, and
• object-oriented programming concepts.

2. Learn the syntax of C++:

Once you have a good understanding of programming basics, you can start learning the syntax of C++. This includes learning about

• C++ data types,
• control structures,
• functions, and
• classes.

3. Learn C++ libraries and frameworks:

C++ has a vast number of libraries and frameworks available that can help you build complex applications easily. It's important to learn at least one of the popular libraries such as:

• Boost,
• STL, or
• Qt.

4. Learn data structures and algorithms:

Data structures and algorithms are important to learn in any programming language, including C++. Learning

• data structures such as :
  • arrays,
  • linked lists,
  • Stack
  • Queue
  • trees
  • graphs, and
• algorithms such as :
  • sorting,
  • searching, and
• dynamic programming
  
  will help you write efficient and optimized code.

5. Practice writing code:

Practice writing code regularly to gain more proficiency in the language. Start with small programs and gradually move on to more complex projects. `Participate in coding challenges and competitions to test your skills.

6. Read C++ books and online resources:

There are many good books and online resources available for learning C++. Some of the popular books are C++ Primer by Lippman, Lajoie, and Moo, The C++ Programming Language by Bjarne Stroustrup, and Effective C++ by Scott Meyers.

7. Join a community:

Join a community of C++ developers to learn from experienced programmers, get help with programming problems, and network with other developers.

8. Learn best practices:

Learning best practices such as clean code, version control, and code reviews can help you write better and maintainable code.

9. Build a portfolio:

Building a portfolio of C++ projects can help you showcase your skills to potential employers or clients. Include small and large projects that demonstrate your proficiency in C++.

10. Keep learning:

C++ is a vast language, and there is always more to learn. Keep learning by following the latest trends and updates in the language, attending conferences and workshops, and reading blogs and articles written by experts in the field.