The IDE is good, the exercises reinforce learning but needs to allow codes to be correct even if the text doesn't match verbatim. I mean a mistake of space, comma or anything should be ignored. It wastes a lot of time re-writing the same code even if the logic and the flow is correct!

This is an excellent course for a beginner to start C++ with! I enjoyed doing this course , it's a perfect one for one's who are in trouble getting started with C++. Thanks for this wonderful course.

it was a good course and give you enough time to practice if you are new to coding , but the only problem is that it is not giving the certificate of competetion

V​ery basic course but it has one or two good excercises towards gain a computational thinking.

The automatic code checking system is sometimes dumb, but most of the time it is OK.

good for practice on introduction . would be better if video lectures are added

It was a great course , I learned a lot of useful things about c++ .

In the first week and 2 should be possible to test the cod's output

good for beginners and very interactive.

Course is well structured for beginners.

Good for c++ programming practice

thankyou

Course is really helpful

only one topic is taught

This course it useful.

best for practice

good course

Good

The material was good but when coming to tests did not hold up. For a basic course you were expected to write your own code with little to no help and use techniques that were barely touched on. I found myself looking back through the notes and my own and finding it very difficult to come up with a solution.

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.

this course is only for the practice .

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.

Hard for people to function in the enviorment especially if on have bad eyeshight. Program is not for me. I may not continue from here. I will look for a better C++ course to inroll in. PS keep your turtle graphic and stick to the basic fundementals.

Couldn't even finish the first week because the page/tool used to do the work was extremely buggy and slow. So disappointed.

no need now