Looking for a C++ Mentor

[Daskana]

I've learned several languages in their most generic sense. While it's easy to go from tutorial to tutorial and constantly look up what you need at the time of query, I'd like to have a better relationship in regards to things I should be looking into. I have a google sheets page with tasks I'm completing each day in order to keep myself accountable, however when it comes to revising old code for efficiency and looking toward my next goals... I'm usual in the dark due to the fact that I'm the only one on the team who has knowledge on the topics. It would be great to have a mentor who would be willing to perhaps give me some pointers, and perhaps help me with my work ethic so I can achieve what I'm aiming to do. Any questions, feel free to ask, I'm an open book and feel free to send me PM's if you'd be interested in networking.

Thank you

[2kaud]

Not as a mentor, but if you post code and/or specific questions to the c/c++ forum gurus would provide advice and guidance.

How are learning c++? What book(s) are you using. A couple of useful sites are
http://www.learncpp.com/
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/
http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language

[Larnaco]

Agreed, a mentor would be a big time investment, but posting questions in the forums can help a lot.