Is it smart to redo courses?

Question

I'm thinking about resetting my C++ course to redo it bec I think I will be able to grasp even more now that I understood the basics of everything.
Has anybody done that ?
I can't really retake it bec I'd have to open every lesson on its own what is kinda annoying.
So yeah if anybody has done it and could tell me whether it was worth it id be grateful to hear Ur answers.
Have a nice Weekend ^^

Answer 1

you could also redo/review any lesson without resetting course ;)

however, resetting a course will decrease the xp you previously earned by doing it: the only point to reset the course before redoing it, is if you expect to earn more xp by giving more right answers ^^

Answer 2

Depends on how much information you have remembered.

Answer 3

In my opinion, it is worth. At this point, you are more prepared to dig deeper into the course.

You should also consider to find more advanced stuff in the internet.
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/488976/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/459759/?ref=app

Answer 4

Well I think it will be a great Revision for you 🙂

Answer 5

i rather just take a look on references at cplusplus.com like martin taylor, noice site I got to know.

Answer 6

Yes because you get used to codes

Answer 7

I think it is best to reset and redo the course if you feel that it would be worth it. Trust me when I say you might realize something that you weren't really aware of. It is really advisable to retake the course especially if you're preparing for college/online certification.
There's and option to skip everything on that topic and just answer the questions
I think you will just dive in to those you believe you didn't really understand them very well
And again what you can do to grow is taking challenges daily

Answer 8

I think it is a good idea to redo the course but I recommend practicing a bit with the code first. Do some simple problems and look things up on the internet etc. Once you have done that go back and do the course again. You will find that it will fill in any holes you have in your knowledge and there will be a few "oh, that's what they meant" moments that will make it all worth it.