It was incredibly informative because you explained everything that happens behind the code, step by step. But I also think this level of detail could feel quite overwhelming to people who are just looking for something light to listen to.

After studying the basics of C and C++, I wanted to take on computer graphics and game engines, but the gap was so vast that I felt lost, wondering, 'What should I do?' I started studying game mathematics in hopes that it would show me the way, but the path to C++ still wasn’t becoming any clearer. I wandered around studying only the syntax of Python, C#, Java, and JS. Then the era of generative AI arrived, and I thought, 'That’s right! Learning to use AI tools is the trend!' However, while spending time learning whatever AI tools were popular each year, I felt an emptiness, wondering, 'Why is there nothing left afterward?' I pulled myself together once again and decided to take on computer graphics again, and that is how I came to take this course. If I could go back in time, I would have many regrets about why I didn’t take this course after studying books on C and C++ syntax. I sometimes feel that I wasted several years, but now I’m taking this course with immense joy, feeling as though a knot that had been sitting in a corner of my heart is finally coming undone. I’m leaving a course review—something I don’t usually do—in the hope that someone who reads it can save themselves the time I spent wandering. Thank you~ (I can hear the professor’s 'Thank you~' at the end of every lecture like an audio clip ^^)

I completed the course by studying every day for 37 days during summer vacation. It was a tremendous help in learning the basics of C++.

I took this course to refresh my memory after learning C a long time ago, and I'm really glad I did. I've finished the entire course once, and I plan to go through it again to truly master it. The basic syntax seems easy when listening, but implementing it is still challenging. Thank you.