Complete Modern C++ (C++11/14/17) (Udemy.com)

Hi Umar, Thank you for providing such an excellent online training. I loved your content very much and appreciate your hard work and dedication. I have a small request: Could you please provide a PDF with the theory discussed in the course? It would help us to revise what we have learned. Because of the absence of this, I rated the course 4 stars instead of 5. I hope you will consider providing the requested PDF. Thank you again for the great content! Best regards, M. Shashidhar.

This course covers all the new features in c++11,14 and 17 It explains object oriented in a simple way and covers all points in OOP. But There are points that don't be explained well such as type traits and copy elision. I think the best way to explain the copy ellision by using the stack to show how the caller allocates the size of the return value before getting the value from the callee to see how copy elision elides Unnecessary copies and moves. It would be beneficial to include examples for each topic in the slides. This will make it easier to review and understand the concepts.

I learend C++ more than 20 years ago and only on a rudimentary basis, but since then I programmed in other languages like Fortran, C#, Objective C. I love how the course goes into so many Details and I find the explanations good to understand. The amount of information given is very high and also very dense. Anyhow, I would not recommend this course to a complete starter in programming. P.S. even if I played with double speed it took me multiple weeks to finish the course. If I would need to guess, I'd say 40 - 60 hours with doing exercises.

This is the best C++ course I've ever come across. It covers everything you need in C++ with resources and details. I literally learned something new ever single lecture. What university covers in C++ is just the basics (less than 10% of what this course covers) so this course is great to understand the language in depth. After this course you can be confident that you can work in C++ in the software industry without any issues.

It is well beyond for beginner level. I know the basic programming but this was impossible me for following the course. I know it is mentioned the beginning but this is a way harder for an average level. It should be highlighted more that beginner and intermediate coders, hobby should avoid this course and read everything about C++ before they even think to try out. The tests need solution keys. And I have a strong intuition the teacher did not really enjoy to teach this that is why he was so quick. He should be slow down and give us more explanation. I needed the google to search things in the course. It is good for a summararsion if you are already almost an expert in C++. I learned many new stuff but this was still too much for me. I need to overlook and practice this and maybe try the course again. So it is not a waste of money and time. But you really need to prepare for this course.

This course covers everything you need to master C++ Language. I think this course requires having some previous experience with programming. I like that the videos are edited to be short and concise, so you don't have to wait while he writes some code. Even though I am not a native English speaker I was able to understand pretty well without captions. This was actually my first course on this platform and this experience encouraged me to take some other courses, unfortunately not all the experiences have been as good as this one.

This course takes you on a tour of C++ where C++11/14/17 features are clearly and methodically pointed out. I appreciate the fact that concepts (sometimes very complicated concepts) are explained in a clear way and are always accompanied by examples. The instructor has a very pedagogical approach in which he introduces the problem, explains how it was solved before (e.g. pre-C++11 or pre-C++17) and then shows a better and more idiomatic solution, enabled by additions or revisions to the C++ standard. Now don't expect earth-shattering excitement from the numerous examples upon which the course is built. The examples always serve the purpose of explaining the concept or the language feature under discussion. And there's nothing wrong with that, this is what examples are for. If you're looking for an "entertaining" course, I fear you're not in the right place (maybe look for a project-based course with some GUI or graphical aspect to it, there are plenty out there). But if you're looking for a course for gaining and/or furthering your understanding of the core C++ language and its facilities up to and including C++17, then you _are_ in the right place. There are some quizzes and assignments but not for every chapter. While I understand that the objective of the course is to present information, I still think it would benefit if it had a quiz and an assignment for every chapter, gently nudging the students to apply what they've learned. There are several aspects to any learning process. I'm oversimplifying, but let's say the main components that are involved are understanding, retaining and doing-it-yourself. The DIY part is strongly linked to the information retaining aspect. Furthermore, psychologically speaking, the DIY part is a real ego-boost (as it is a confirmation that you did actually understand the information). In conclusion, I recommend this course to anybody who wants to learn modern C++. The next step is to apply it to a project of your own. Decision aid: Should you but this course? If the prospect of reading or leafing through a 1000+ pages C++ API reference seems daunting but you'd still like to learn modern C++ in this lifetime, then get this course!

I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn in depth C++. In day to day coding we use just some basic OO concepts of C++ and say I 'work' in C++ , but there is 'a lot' in C++ OO approach than most people use in day to day coding and this course just covers most of them.Great course and thanks Mr.Umar Lone for creating this course.Though I took this course using Business account defintely going to purchase it using my personal account. Also hope the contents are updated time to time as the standard evolves!!

Pros:
- Relatively better coverage of modern C++ compare to others
- Instructor is knowledgeable
- A bit Practical in delivering concepts.
- Good for someone seeking an overview of some modern C++ featuresor migrating from a close language such as C#/Java
Cons:
- In the parts I checked, the course doesn't go deep enough, but still fair intro about a topic
- I don't like the topics ordering
- Sometimes talking at a bit fast rate
- Nothing boosts your skills. We need a lot of homework & quizzes to master what we learned

well explained.

Good enough

Vocabulary and Way of presenting the Concepts is very clear
Try to add more Examples or share some sample Programs