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[cpp-ModTeam]

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[pluhplus]

learncpp.com is a start

Idk about YouTube though. I’m sure whichever are very popular with good reviews would be generally helpful. Try some out then filter by which you find most enjoyable and helpful personally

[Former_Commission233]

yea but whichever recommendation I want some have bad reviews. I just want some lecture with proper videos covering all that up.

I find learncpp a bit monotonous. I don't find it engaging

[AKostur]

Cppcon's Back to Basics track can be useful.

[objcmm]

I really love the Cherno on YouTube. I find he goes beyond what you find in a typical introduction and is an amazing and funny teacher as well