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Codecademy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2021–2022 · score 3.4
Codecademy's interactive introductory course on the C++ language, where learners write code in short exercises with immediate feedback in the browser. It covers basic C++ syntax and fundamentals for beginners.
Commenters recommend it as a no-install, free starting point for learning the basics of C++ before moving on to bigger projects or books.
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Well yes you have to start at some base level introductory course so you learn the foundation of the language before you dive into actually building anything or using specific libraries or frameworks. As for your list, seeing that you don’t know the language, it would be pretty unlikely that you’d…
I found it helpful to do code academy beginners c along side the cs50 course https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-c
Since you mention freeCodeCamp, were you doing the "Responsive Web Design" and also "JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures" courses? Or just checked video courses from them? Because the courses from the website are solid to learn from the beginning. EDIT: or maybe what I think you need is…
I understand. Videos are flooded everywhere and with no programming knowledge or experience they don't seem understandable. Furthermore not all of those videos are from perfect teachers who relay the information clearly enough. Your inability to understand some videos goes away as you learn. The…
Java doesn't quite suit web development and I don't know about other sites but there's a site called codecademy.com and they do coding courses for basically free and the subscriptions are just for advanced exercices, if you would like to learn all the basics for free first then I recommend that…