The C++23 Masterclass : From Fundamentals to Advanced (Udemy.com)

C++ is a very broad language with a lot of features. The instructor in this course explained every topic in a very detailed way, and even added information how certain things work behind the scenes, which is great as well, and helps out if moving further and learn more things in programming in general. I would consider it as a beginner to advanced level kind of course as well. After finishing this course I felt ready to tackle Qt, Multithreading and more things involving C++. Completing this course and doing every exercise opened me doors to other intermediate-advanced topics. 5/5 stars, I would recommend the course, and are more than hyped to start his Qt courses as well.

This is literally THE BEST c++ course I have ever had, not only in udemy. I am already working in the hi-tech industry for about 15+ years, and I have a lot of experience with c, and intermediate experience in c++. The extremely complex stuff that are taught and demonstrated are very valuable and well explained. I am learning the most advanced and required topics here faster than I thought I would.

I already know C++ at a late-beginner level as I followed parts 1 & 2 of Mosh Hamedani's Ultimate C++ Course (I stopped at classes in part 3), But I noticed that mosh doesn't hardly go deep at all, while THIS course feels 10x better and goes WAY deeper into the language. I can't wait to see how much more this course educates me than Mosh's course.

Excellent course with detailed explanations and very clear coding examples. The instructor covers every single point thoroughly. I especially appreciated the well-commented code, which makes understanding the logic much faster and easier. Even when I found some concepts challenging at first, watching the videos provided a deep dive that cleared everything up. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a structured and clear learning path!

No course covers everything you need to know about a programming language but this is an excellent introduction to C++. I took this course as a complimentary course for another more difficult/advanced course (with a different instructor) that glossed over some important things. After filling in some gaps in my knowledge, I feel better prepared to approach hard c++ concepts. To be clear, I probably would have taken this course much sooner if I could have tried out one of the sections that include the lecture, coding, assignment, and quiz. In my opinion, these 4 things and their quality, is the unique selling point of this course. It is what truly sets this course above its peers. The only negative are with the assignments. Sometimes users are encouraged to correct each other's work but I never found anyone willing to correct my work even though I did correct others. Maybe there should be a system that prioritizes pairing users who correct the work of others. This is probably beyond the features offered with Udemy but its just a thought.

The course started from foundation, the exercises were good, was organized in the right sequence. Improvements: examples and instructions to build C++20 modules didn't work on MacOS. Also some of the assignments that I completed & submitted from MacOS were missing tick marks, but considered as completed w.r.t % complete. Some UI issue, I guess.

57.1 quiz very dumb question, author tried to be clever and ask a trick question, but instead showed himself as unintelligent, because there is no right answer, or both answers can be considered correct. 67 quiz is a matter of taste, there is no right answer and author provides his own opinions for the preference, but those are subjective. And who can forget non-standard, inconsistent code formatting to obfuscate important parts on the quizzes, so author can get off the one cheap gotcha's. (Very immature, or even un-civilized).

Muy bueno para quienes tenemos experiencia en otros lenguajes y queremos tener unas bases solidas en c++

The presenter is very knowledgeable and presents many details and nuances of the language that are left out in other courses. The presentations include in most cases the same information twice, first as a slide and than as live coding in the IDE. This increases the length of the course artificially and I often skip over the second part.

I am so glad he came back and updated to Visual Studio. Too many folks have tried to force VS Code and it's just not appropriate tool for CPP. React, Angular, anything front end, interpreted, absolutely yes. But Visual Studio is hands down the tool to use for compiled C or CPP. I can't wait to dive back into this course.