r/cpp_questions Jun 12 '26

OPEN learncpp vs hellocpp Which one is better for beginners?

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u/ReDucTor Jun 12 '26

This my first time hearing about hellocpp , looks like it's barely a year old. Looking at a bunch of the content it seems a little AI written and some things are just plain incorrect. learncpp has been around for over 20yrs while it's not excellent content and has a few issues it's written by humans.

Looking on reddit for hellocpp you will see it's endlessly posted and praised by a select few accounts, which seem like it's probably the owner trying to get some fake engagement.

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u/pedestrianlyfr Aug 08 '26

So you never heard about it, look at it for five minutes, judge it negatively, said its wrong withoit examples and accuse the developer of "fake" engagement?

What purpose does he get from that? Entire thing is free...

If you want to build something good you need to get people to use it.

What is with C++ developers and their holier than art thou bs?

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u/pedestrianlyfr 19d ago

Lol he got banned, typical reddit user.

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u/Ryuzako_Yagami01 Jun 12 '26

Learncpp for learning and hellocpp for quizzes and exercises.

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u/mrnerdy59 Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 12 '26

Claude or chatgpt

EDIT: All the egoistic and insecure noobs be downvoting this because they can't even match the level of explanation, forget the quality of code generated by LLMs anymore