This course it useful.

best for practice

Great Course

good course

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I have zero experience in programming. I thought the learning modules were really great and easy to understand. However, there is a huge leap in the knowledge presented compared to the understanding needed during the test portions of each module. I didn't really appreciate getting to the test sections and having no idea how to complete the exercise when no examples or information was given to allow me to figure it out.

I liked the hands on method. No need to install an IDE and skips, for now, the formal aspects of C++. A few conventions, as far as I know, are deprecated: material shows "using namespace", no brace initialization, feels a little old fashioned.

The codio platform is rigid and will penalise you for even the tiniest mistake (and non mistake).

There are no video lectures... I think this makes this course a bit boring.

The first chapter is a little bit confusing about the questions.

Umm... Instructions are often not clear for me.

Needs more content, very very slim syllabus

this course is only for the practice .

Video lectures must also be provided

to much basic for c++

The exercises have drop down menus (WHY AT ALL), that have modified requirements for the examples, such that if you don't read the requirement and you provide a correct answer to the "Try it!" button, then then you click the "Check it" button, you will fail miserably, and you CANNOT retry your answer after you've found the hidden drop down, and found out what they really want you to do. Horrible design and I am not a fan. BTW I have completed several other C and C++ courses, some good, some less so. Again, why have drop downs at all if they're required, and why have them default closed?!?!?!?! Also I for one do NOT like web-based IDE's, or being required to use one. It's slow and bottle necky.

Update:

Upon giving it another try, ran into yet another instance where quiz questions were vague as to what requirements were.

I took the course in order to refresh my knowledge of the language after a long period of not using it. Unfortunately, I found the course to be subpar. It wasted a lot of time on trivial or irrelevant examples that do not reflect how programmers actually work.

The course attempted to teach programming basics using esoteric examples, but this approach came at the cost of neglecting proper code writing skills.

Moreover, the external tool used for code writing was unable to assess similar tasks that had minor differences in code structure

The course jumps from hard things (like loops and arrays) to very simple ones (like data types), however doesn't cover important issues (like limits for data types) and many times does not perform all cases checks in the example code. Turtle examples where the most confusing thing I've seen so far in my studies. The course felt unbalanced: sometime too easy, sometimes way too hard. I didn't enjoy my time in this course.

Hate the structure of this course. I should include that I prefer learning via video and lectures paired with exercises. I found the modules very boring without sufficient explanation of the concepts. Found a better course on Udemy.