I have 2 outlets from front and back of the house that have no current
Since outside receptacles have required GFCI protection for a long time there is probably a GFCI receptacle inside the home that is protecting these.
With the receptacles required at front and back they are quite often fed from a receptacle close to the door that is a GFCI. Reset this and they will probably be fine. Sometimes the receptacle inside is on the other side of the wall.
Prior to WR rated GFCI receptacles it was common to put them inside. After weather ratings became a thing it made more sense to put them outside as the moisture no longer was a problem (the electronics are potted) this is an encapsulated coating that seals the electronics from moisture.
You might also check for switches as many outside receptacles are put on switches so they can control holiday lighting.