Hong Jung-mo's C++ Programming: Learning by Doing

If you want to learn C++, starting with tta-bae-ssi++ is the best and best choice. Despite the vast amount of content, it is a great lecture that is not lacking in quality at all. Even after the lecture started, you tried to improve the sound quality, which showed your meticulousness and attention to detail as a programmer and an educator. Even though it is a programming language known for its high barrier to entry, it provides abundant basic explanations so that you can proceed. In addition, since you diligently answer questions, it is harder to give up in the middle. I felt like I was receiving close education from my homeroom professor throughout the lecture. Even if you are not a major, I think it is a great lecture to gain initial insight into not only the C++ language but also computer engineering. I would like to give it not five stars, but a star++. I am also looking forward to the next Game Pack lecture. (I am also diligently listening to the YouTube Mirae Pack lecture~) I would like to express my gratitude for helping me get my feet wet in C++, which was a pie in the sky for me.

I completed the course by reviewing the first meeting with variables. Not only the technical part, but also confidence can be gained. Each lecture starts with "Hello" and ends with "Thank you." I don't think I missed a single lecture. I think it is a lecture full of sincerity. I could feel the sincerity even in the thumbnails that I could see when I clicked on the lecture. The thumbnails clearly convey the content, so I could get the effect of review just by looking at the thumbnails. It seems that the professor personally wrote the content that appears when I completed the course, and I was touched by the content. I express my deepest gratitude. Lastly, I will end with a poem that I like. This poem came to mind while watching the first meeting with variables lecture. (Before I gave that memory a name, he was just a memory.) Flower Kim Chun-soo Before I called his name He was just a gesture. When I called his name He came to me And became a flower. Just as I called his name Who will call my name That fits my color and fragrance? I want to go to him and become his flower too. We all want to be something. You to me and I to you I want to become an unforgettable meaning.

One-liner: It's definitely the best! I'm working in a job that has nothing to do with programming. I started deep learning with Python and realized that coding was fun again, (I learned it a long time ago when I started coding with Delphi... I've really forgotten it all now lol) I studied this way and that way and ended up taking this course... It's a long course, but there's nothing to skip. Actually, if you're a student, you can finish it in 2-3 weeks if you really put your mind to it. I'm a working person, so it took me a month (I haven't caught up with the multithreading part yet...) It was a very valuable time because I got a glimpse of how computers work, how memory works, and how to make it work with a programming language. Maybe that's why, surprisingly, even though it's a C++ course, there were many times when he pointed out exactly what I had problems with while learning Python. I was really surprised. Professor Hong Jeong-mo, thank you so much! If you were in Korea, I would really like to send you a gift! P.S. I suggested this to Infraon, but you said there are no plans yet, but I really hope that an English certificate function is added. I listened to such great content in the lecture, but I would be sad if this was not recognized unlike foreign moocs. If the person in charge sees this, I hope that he/she will review it positively.

If I had taken this class when I was an undergraduate, my salary would have been different and my life would have been different. It's unfortunate, but I think it's fortunate that I can take such a great lecture, even if it's late. Don't just watch it once and leave it. Repeat it two or three times. This is a lecture that makes you feel your eyes widen and your programming skills improve every time you watch it.

Any study requires effort to make it your own. While looking through countless lectures and books, the days of lamenting my shortcomings are being resolved through Ttabbae++. In particular, the delicate way in which each lecture points out the parts that beginners tend to make mistakes in is impressive. I became familiar with Cpp through understanding the implementation of each grammar, and through the game pack lecture, I learned the joy of writing code along with understanding Oop. It's like reading a tightly pressed letter... Thank you so much for creating such a sincere lecture. I really recommend it to those who want to build confidence in programming while solidifying their basics.

I've only taken 1/3 of the course, but I can tell that this is a really good course. As someone who started coding in Java, the concept of pointers was very difficult and unfamiliar to me, but the professor repeatedly explained the concepts necessary for C++ and provided various examples and pros and cons, so I was able to read complex C++ code in a relatively short period of time. I think I would have become a better developer if I had taken this course when I was a freshman in college. There are no other C++ courses this good overseas... Thank you, professor! I'm always rooting for you :)

Hello, I studied hard with this course during the last winter vacation and got an A+ in the C++ course this semester. The reason I liked this course was that the theory and practice courses were taught together, so I could see it as more practical code rather than simply accepting the theory. I recommend it to students who want to take C++. However, I think you have to set aside some time because the lecture content is long.

When you learn C and look at C++, the first part is particularly easy to understand. And even if you are learning it for the first time, it is a level of difficulty that you can understand sufficiently. However, the second half of the class section and the second half of the inheritance lecture can be understood even by beginners, but I recommend that you watch it a lot or look at the concept book. In my case, watching the lecture and looking at the concept book first was very helpful. In the case of books, C++ Basic Plus is a book that fits well with the lecture because it explains well and if you feel a little stuck, it explains in the next chapter. Also, if you solve the questions that arise from time to time by writing code yourself while the teacher is teaching, I think your knowledge will last longer. Also, when you watch the lecture, don't just look at it with your eyes, but if you pause the video and look at the code, you can see parts that you missed in addition to what you saw with your eyes, so in that case, I recommend that you pause and follow the lecture source code directly. It is a lecture that explains it easily for beginners in the beginning, but it is difficult in the second half, but if you keep trying, you will feel a lot of improvement in your skills. I feel that way too.