A long, comprehensive Udemy course teaching C++ programming from the ground up, taught by Tim Buchalka. It covers the language broadly and is aimed at learners wanting thorough coverage.

Commenters describe it as a great, very thorough C++ course, and one commenter says the same instructor's Python course was fantastic.

On Reddit (2)

1. RecommendsNick91304r/learnprogramming2020in “Online C++ Course”▲ 7

   Tim Buchalka has a great C++ course on Udemy.

2. RecommendsMosesOfWarr/learnprogramming2020in “Devs that have gotten a developer job without a technical degree. I’m feeling unmotivated lately due to the lack of belief that I can pull this off without a degree.”▲ 2

   Tim's C++ class is great also. I took his Python 3 class as a refresher since I worked mostly on 2.7 before it was deprecated last year. Tim's class is fantastic; it's very long, but very thorough. I agree on Coursera. I like Coursera for certain classes, but the problem is academia can be behind…

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