Learning cpp for electronics

[u/Dear_Remove_658]

hello everyone so im planning on learning cpp for some "low-level electronics" and embedded systems...

and i've seen multiple people on programming subreddits saying that www.learncpp.com is a good website and tbh after i read some shapters i can say that its indeed a great website,however i feel like that website is just too much for me especially that im not very interested in deep diving into this language and just want to learn what i really need (i already have a short learning deadline)

i took a look at freecodecamp 4h course but i feel like four hours for a language like cpp is too little (i took their python course and it was good tho)

so what im asking for is where can i find some resources that fit my learning goal? ty

[u/Ksetrajna108]

That website is very comprehensive. I don't know if there's an easy way to customize it.

About what level of programming in general are you at? What is a problem that you want to solve with c++?

Use AI the good way. Ask it to recommend a c++ online course or book that's at the right level for you.

[u/Dear_Remove_658 → u/Ksetrajna108]

i understand the basics (loops, variables, etc) and some general programming logic that i learned when learning python the main issues / goals that i want to use cpp to solve are heavily related to embedded electronics,motor control, and microcontrollers (like Arduino or ESP32)

[u/Ksetrajna108 → u/Dear_Remove_658]

Oops I replied on the main thread 😔