The Complete C++ Developer Course

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r/learnprogramming • comment
3 points • Danfriedz

I've been working through this Udemy course. Personally I'm finding it to be good. Much better than the courses I've done at uni.

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-cpp-developer-course/

r/cpp • comment
1 points • Al_Goose

I think it's worth looking at your learning style, it may be that the way your trying to learn it is the issue rather than the source material.

So for me, reading and doing exercises from a book isn't effective, I like the video lecture/project approach you get from courses on platforms like Udemy, I recently completed, Udemy: the complete cpp developer course .

I just started a job that requires C++ and found it a useful starting point. When courses like this are on sale they are quite cheap (they tend to regularly be on sale), I wouldn't pay full price. There maybe a free equivalent but as the price is low, I think it worth it as you will be investing quite alot of time in it.

r/CodingHelp • comment
1 points • jakebakerwastaken

https://www.learncpp.com/ will give you a great esoteric overview for the syntax and intricacies of the language.

Though this was something that took me some time to acclimate to. I would start with a beginner C++ course on udemy, and come back to this website as reference as you learn more and start to make mental connections for how everything works.

i really enjoyed this course:

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-cpp-developer-course/learn/lecture/27839850#content

r/cpp • comment
1 points • Technician-Creepy

There is Introduction to Programming in C++ on edX (https://learning.edx.org/course/course-v1:NYUx+CPP.PRG.1+3T2020/home), this is part 1 of a series of 4 (you can do them all, or just one of them).

The downside (IMHO) is that most of the lectures by a professor who says a lot of "euh" (or however it's written in English), which made the lessons harder to understand/follow (especially since I'm not a native English speaker).

There is also CS50x on edX, but that doesn't focus on C++ but on C, and only for the first 4 weeks orso. But the lectures are probably the best I've seen so far.

Maybe there are other C++ courses on edX that I'm unaware of.

On Udemy there is The Complete C++ Developer Course (https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-cpp-developer-course/) by Professor John P. Baugh.

That's also one of the better courses I've seen on Udemy. But IIRC the content of this course is fairly outdated, so don't expect much modern C++ from that course.

I'm not an engineer so I cannot say if any of these courses provides what you seek, but most of the edX courses can be taken for free (if you don't want/need a verified certificate)

Hope this helps