An Introduction To All C++ Enthusiasts

  Hi! My name is Jhunn Mendoza a.k.a. Sirjon. I've been studying C++ for so many months now and I find it very interesting as a hobby. I even uploaded several video presentations on YouTube to share what I keep on discovering about C++. Well, to be honest, I have  no formal training or what-so-ever. I do it by self-study as I searched on Google on what ever helpful sites I can get (free C++ tutorials).


Why C++ works for me? Well, it is  very challenging and at the same  very interesting - in a way that it keeps my mind working - like solving a puzzle and once I successfully did it - it makes me feel excited and fulfilled. Although right now, I'm also into studying HTML and Javascript on my own but still, I find C++ more appealing to me, although many are saying that this computer programming is beginning to fade out. But as personal opinion, C++ , although with limited functionalities, put out my 'creativity' and broadening my way of thinking.

It's been a while that I was not able to publish any content here. I find it not that easy to put all the words I want to say on YouTube due to the fact that the run time keeps changing the scenes, unlike here, you can read every single word and can go back on it any time, if you want. So, what I'm planning is to post a video presentation on YouTube and the same time, the written version of it, here in blogger.com.

In the coming days, I will post articles regarding:

1, STRING DIGITIZER
2. CHARACTER SEARCH ENGINE
3. DATATYPE CONVERTERS 

... along with the source codes (program codes) . So, I'm happy to be back again!

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