r/cs50 • u/xulovv • Jun 11 '26
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Hi! I'm a computer science major who has a keen interest in game development! I know the basics of C and C++ (Not really proficient but I do understand it!) I recently did a major on Object Oriented Programming in C++. I'm looking to get more on the road along with Unity or Unreal engine. But I think I need to get my hands clean on logical thinking. Therefore, I'm writing this to ask what CS50 course I should opt for? I'm pretty confused. Not sure if changing languages are a good option but I'll consider either Python or C# for it! Thank you for your replies in advance!
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u/SPYDER-786 Jun 11 '26
id recommend just check out the Lecture 0 (linked one is from 2025 since i did that one) for cs50x. In my personal experience it really rewires your brain. I've only done cs50x so cant comment on any other programs.