Best C++ Course
Hello All, Can anyone suggest me the best c++ course, I want to learn C++ programming online. I have check udemy site to purchase a course but I am confused to find the best one as a beginner level.
Spare your cash is the best advice and spend the first few weeks, a month or so, quietly working through the good free stuff.
Not actually a course either but well worth consideration, https://www.cplusplus.com/doc/
Not actually a course either but well worth consideration, https://www.cplusplus.com/doc/
It's an odd question to ask, a year after trying to bluff your way through a job interview.
https://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/260036/
Are you travelling back in time or something?
https://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/260036/
Are you travelling back in time or something?
| Not actually a course either but well worth consideration, https://www.cplusplus.com/doc/ |
Outdated as it only covers C++11. The current standard is C++17 - with C++20 due later this year and some compilers already support some of the C++20 new features
@Adisharma,
By all means make your own mind up.
On this website there are lots of people who make claims about their alleged knowledge but very few actually go beyond just making C++ knowledge claims. This behavior is negative, unconstructive, demotivating and overall very disappointing.
C++14 is a later version than C++11 while C++17, C++20 are the very latest. Most 'stuff' you will see here is very rarely beyond C++11/14 tops.
For all practical purposes and especially for someone starting off any of those 11/14 versions suffice.
In fact the latest version Stroustrup has written his 'C++ bibles' about is C++14.
The differences are marginal and more often than not fairly esoteric for a first time user - even the top experts aren't across the lot - and there ain't no experts of that kind here - anywhere near it :)
By all means make your own mind up.
On this website there are lots of people who make claims about their alleged knowledge but very few actually go beyond just making C++ knowledge claims. This behavior is negative, unconstructive, demotivating and overall very disappointing.
C++14 is a later version than C++11 while C++17, C++20 are the very latest. Most 'stuff' you will see here is very rarely beyond C++11/14 tops.
For all practical purposes and especially for someone starting off any of those 11/14 versions suffice.
In fact the latest version Stroustrup has written his 'C++ bibles' about is C++14.
The differences are marginal and more often than not fairly esoteric for a first time user - even the top experts aren't across the lot - and there ain't no experts of that kind here - anywhere near it :)
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