I have had very basic programming experience. Like I can program loops, use functions and pass value in to them. I am aware of the library and header file functions but I am not good at actual programming skills required to get smooth with understanding all the libraries and how to use them frequenctly.
Like there is a missing link. Can anyone suggest me a good book or tutorial for C++ programming that would be useful for arduino as well. I need to ge t it through in one month to try out new and adventourous things on the software front.
Please suggest tutorials, books or youtube tutorials
I am just learning with the Arduino too but there are lots of resources out there. One of the best ways is to use Google to find what you are looking for, be it for tutorials or some simple projects. There are so many projects and resources out there and they often have step by step guides which makes it quite easy to follow and you'll soon pick up the logic behind what they're saying. I personally haven't bought any books but I've heard the Arduino cookbook is supposed to be good.
Would you suggest the same type of book(s) for someone who has a basic/general programming understanding?
I come from a more web programming type background... (spoiled, higher level languages).. that never required managing ou resources..etc like this.. or integrating any sort of hardware to communicate with..
I understand loops, vars, arrays..etc.. (when it comes to more of web programing, Flash, PHP, etc.etc)
but sometimes becomes confused with the data types and the defining of data/values..etc..
Still a general/basic generic C/C++ book? or are there 'beginner' books on C/C++ maybe dealing more with hardware?..etc?