I recently completed the course in C++ but I'm still left confused about the whole thing. How did you guys possibly learn this?

Answer 1

What helped me was trying to make codes based on challenges in the Q&A section, or just creating codes for the fun of it. Just try to practice C++ and never feel as if you can't reference back to the course, it will always be there to help! Also, if you have any trouble with your code that the course can't help you with, just ask in the Q&A section, there are many people who would be more than happy to help you out!

Answer 2

To advance your learning I recommend you to get some practical goals. Learning pure theory may get very frustrating over time. So come up with a simple project that you want to do, research the technologies needed to implement it, do it, repeat. What exactly to do depends on your interests. You may use C++ to create desktop applications on almost any platform, system software, to program microcontrollers, and so on. For example, if you're interested in creating desktop GUI apps, you should learn either GUI APIs for your platform or some cross-platform library (like Qt). If you're interested in graphics programming, you may look into learning OpenGL. If you want to program your own hardware - that's a completely different path. So define your goals, and learn how to achieve them.

And yeah, try to do something and use learning materials and Google as a reference. At first you'll be googling and looking up stuff constantly, but with some practice, you'll get to know the subject by heart.

Answer 3

Thank you very much for your words of support. I really appreciate them.

Answer 4

I feel like anything is possible with all the motivation and support I'm getting. Thank you, Marvin. I'll do my best.

Answer 5

As you've completed the course,
Now start solving problems.
In a course of time you'll become better programmer.

All the best.