#free c++ course which has problems for practice or good course&website for problems practicing
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The only course I completed was SoloLearn and it was pretty decent. I completed a bunch of Hackerrank c++ questions too and this one is decent too.
Ultimately, I would advise using learncpp to learn about new topics and while doing this you can practice writing the code on your own of what you learned and also start making programs. You can start by looking up very easy programs and keep making harder and harder ones.
Generally I would advice to learn by doing. I watched most of the Cherno c++ videos to get a understanding of the language and why it is the way it is. And just the language isn't everything, you will also need to learn about compilers, how to use external libraries and stuff like that
Set yourself a small goal, and start Programming