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Also, in C++ there's a LOT of stuff to take into account. The main difference between C and C++ (and what makes C++ better suited for large projects) is Object Oriented Programming. That means stuff like inheritance/polymorphism, and virtual/pure virtual member variables, and friend classes, and protected members, and overloading operators, etc. It's really hard when starting out to understand everything, and a lot of the errors you'll have will be due to misunderstanding the syntax. I couldn't really get Object Oriented Programming through my head until I took a class on Java, so if you have a computer science course you can sign up for, DO IT because it will help you in all other programming languages.