A free beginner C++ tutorial course on Udemy by John Purcell covering core C++ topics such as syntax and the fundamentals needed to start programming in the language.

Commenters call it a free, calm and thorough introduction to beginner C++ and a good refresher on the core topics.

On Reddit (8)

1. Strongly recommendshugthemachinesr/learnprogramming2022in “Do to life circumstances I have to learn C++ in like a week”

   You will not learn all of C++ in a few days but you can get started and then continue on your free time to understand the concepts and perhaps you will manage. The best beginner course in C++ I have found is by John Purcell. It is free and you can find it on udemy…

2. Strongly recommendsMartianOnAMissionr/learnprogramming2021in “If you're feeling stuck while learning to code check out these free learning platforms”▲ 2

   This is the best advice for C++. From beginner to beyond for C++ on Udemy is the best course that I have completed.

3. Recommendshugthemachinesr/learnprogramming2023in “Im a transfer student and I don’t know C++”

   You, luckily, will not need to go through all of the C++ knowledge to manage to create that program. I think John Purcell is a good teacher, here is his free C++ course on udemy https://www.udemy.com/course/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/ If you prefer a faster Pace, you can check out Derek Banas…

4. Recommendshugthemachinesr/learnprogramming2021in “Beginning C++”▲ 4

   The Cherno as recommended is nice, also John Purcells free C++ course on udemy. https://www.udemy.com/course/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/

5. RecommendsDuhCoCor/learnprogramming2020in “List of YouTubers that teach coding you may find useful”▲ 16

   There is a free Udemy course on C++ I suggest you guys watch if you're watching The Cherno https://www.udemy.com/course/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/learn/lecture/1367594#overview. The Cherno is great! But use the tutorial in conjunction, because I had some education in C++ and The Cherno can…

6. RecommendsLillanir/learnprogramming2018in “Need a c++ refresher”

   There's actually (or was) a free C++ course on Udemy, it was great. I did it when I stepped away from C++ for awhile and wanted to get back at it; it covers most of the core topics. https://www.udemy.com/free-learn-c-tutorial-beginners/learn/v4/overview

7. Recommendschampionq45r/learnprogramming2018in “I'm new to programming and am new to C++, What are some recommendations for books or online tutorials to learn C++ and even programming fundamentals to learn how languages work”▲ 6

   Since you are new to programming and c++ here are some books and course i recommend: \-Think Like a Programmer: An Introduction to Creative Problem Solving 1st Edition by V . Anton Spraul Think Like a Programmer learning how to problem solve is a big part of learning how to program and this book…

8. MentionsKeroseneslickbackr/webdev2021in “A great html/css/js online course for a beginner ?”▲ 3

   Honestly, don't spend more than 10mins trying to find the best HTML/CSS course. Markup languages are easy to pick up, and you'll be learning them more down the road. I'm not a fan of how freecodecamp teaches, but I can suggest their HTML/CSS stuff. And Net Ninja on youtube is good. Don't waste…

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