I want to learn C++

Well, if you want rexi to be mod. Why not ask him? His reputation precedes him to be an expert in his field. 

My method of learning programming languages is probably not ideal and I won't share how I did it because it'll be a waste of time.

Let me note that you don't really need to know C++ to reverse engineer. In fact, most of the clases and other leftovers of C++ are stripped when a binary is compiled, so you get quite a mess when you decompile the code, and only a few hints like RTTI and virtual method tables to get an idea of what clases there are. Also as far as I know, you can't truly decompile compiled C++ code to C++ because too much information is stripped and there's many ways the same compiled code could look different in C++. If you do learn C++, you'll most likely understand C code because C is just dumbed down. I would go off on that and let someone else answer how to learn C++ though.

If you're targeting game hacking, learn how to use Cheat Engine because that will teach you 90% of the skills you would need to know. For reverse engineering, I would recommend this book, I bought the book and read it myself and I think it's a pretty good resource: https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Reverse-Engineering-Reversing-Obfuscation/dp/1118787315 (I'm sure you could pirate it). There's also a lot of online sources but you'll have to scrounge for them because they're not easy to find.

@53326Thanks for keeping me informed!

@57333there is a difference between someone good person and a teacher, rexi is not very available and tries to improve when he is available + no one can teach unless you learn by yourself

@Entity From my interaction with Rexi he has spoonfeed me which I don't enjoy. I prefer hints, not sources.

@Entity
but if he's not very available then why campaign to be mod if you barely be here? Thats beside the point though, the point is there's never ever a simple answer to learning anything, someone will find one way, another will find another. Everybody learns in their own way, our brains are not the same and everyone has their own path and choices. So to be honest, you can try a couple youtube tutorials on c++, see how it goes. If it's not for you then maybe you're a reading kinda person, or maybe a mix of both. Maybe you prefer to learn from github, keep in mind you don't actually need a lot of c++ knowledge as a lot of the information is stripped away compile time to make c++ executables and products lightweight and remain fast.

@Astronemi thank you for the information. Rexi and I live in Turkey, there is a time difference, he is available when are most active in the wrd forum.

@Astronemi

Sorry, all my releases at my github are documented, if you wanna learn in depth then you can check out my github, not even all mods are active during the day, in fact i am more active than some considering i also have a job.

So you want to learn C++? I'm not amazing at it just yet, however I can help you. You'll want to go to learncpp.com and read as much as you can there until you feel somewhat comfortable coding in C++. TheCherno has a C++ playlist, you will want to use this as a reference guide. Don't start from the absolute beginning, find a video with a topic you want to learn about. Like pointers, structs, classes, etc.

@59576
You didn't reply with toxicity either, so you have made an improvement. I congratulate you on your achievement. (I'm not being sarcastic)