Master C++ Programming From Beginner To Advance 2026 Edition (Udemy.com)

Stop begin hands on towards the end of the course and more of a skeem through

The examples and lecture are good, easy to follow and right tempo of teaching.

Great in-depth look into the language and provided a pathway from someone with zero knowledge of the programming knowledge to go from knowing very little to knowing the advanced features the language provides and how they can apply that knowledge by creating useful graphical applications.

It could be much better if code would be written line by line while explaining, rather then explaining already written code. Other thing is, giving response to student questions in 24 hours is a lie. But still I learned a lot from this course so I would recommend this course.

This was a nice, concise course on the topic of C++. I had earlier taken a much longer course in Udemy and was returning to programming in C++ after studying some other topics (mainly advanced maths) for a few months, so the short lectures were a good fit for me and I listened to them in 2x speed too, to save some time. On the other hand, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this course for a complete beginner, because many of the topics feel rushed in and sometimes only superficial information is provided. For example pointers and references in combination with the const keyword and all the various use scenarios (read "compiler errors") that will arise from there was mostly skipped in this course. Also, more coding exercises would benefit the material.

This is among the top 3 courses in C++ that I have taken on Udemy, and I come back for a refresher beyond the beginner level and update on more advanced topics. The visual and spoken explanations are helpful and engaging. The how and why is explained with enough detail necessary for newbies without dragging out the video length, which is great if I want to come back to review a topic later. I like going to the "drawing board" and the IDE view to see code in action. The code is large enough to read on the screen. I can play the video at 2x speed and still understand it at the intermediate level. I appreciate that the instructor reminded us that the examples demonstrated aren't always following production best practices but are purposely demonstrated as so to help focus on the concept being taught. For instance, public members in inheritance to avoid syntax errors when accessing them in a derived class. I like that he points out some common syntax errors that often trip up students, such as omitting the semicolon at the end of a structure. The progression of the topics was a bit confusing at times, like, why were there so many lectures between the introductions of constructors and destructors. I would have liked to see some more topics, though, then it would be truly comprehensive. But overall this is one course I will keep coming back to.

It was a fantastic course for those who want to learn c++ from the scratch. It does not require any prerequisites to start with it. Definitely, if you want to learn c++, i definitely recommend this course

Hello, this is my first class for C++ and i learn many things and also injoy the course your teaching way is very impressive and thank you for giving such good course keep going at all i like your course God bless you.

Thank you dear teacher, I`m a c++ programmer but I needed to brushing up my knowledge about c++ I found your course is very well and useful, please it is possible add some other advance concept in this course such as message queue,socket programming, make files, and difference between cpp versions , sincerely

Various concepts that were not clear in technical terms were explained using real life objects and problems which C++ itself is implemented to solve. Wonderful Quizzes that give feedback of your own learning and the Assignments that gave a clearer picture of the usage of each subtopic both individually and as a group of sub topics to implement.