Thread: Latest C/C++ learning resources

Originally Posted by AmeliaRust

I understand you. I can give one simple advice. If you want to improve your skills, try to find a mentor.
As practice shows, work with a mentor is very effective. You are immediately involved in the development process.

Thanks for the advice.
In my current job we generally don't use C/C++ and I am in a Solution Architect position... so no one in my work expects me to work on programming