Hey everyone! I graduated with a Master's in Robotics, where my focus was on Imaging. During my undergrad, I picked up some C++, but since then, I've mostly been working with Python. Now that I'm job hunting, I realize that many positions are asking for C++ skills, and I feel a bit out of the loop. I'm looking for advice on the best courses or guides to help me get back into C++. I'm more of a hands-on learner than a reader, and I've come across some ads for boot.dev, but it seems their offerings don't include C++. Any recommendations would be really appreciated! Thanks!
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I learn best by working on projects myself. Try tackling something specific and work from there! Microcontrollers might be a great fit since they promote programming techniques relevant to real-time systems, which you might find useful in robotics. Most of them can be programmed in C++, making it a practical way to dive back in.
I’m a boot.dev subscriber, and while they don’t have C++ courses (only C focused on memory management), their content is solid and frequently updated. One thing I wish they had is a code review system, like what Exercism offers.