Hey Kevin, you haven't posted any videos lately. I am hoping you will soon as I look forward to your C videos.

I'm so confused why you would prefer to add all these extra straps to skip the semi colon on the while condition when you can just skip the semi colon on the second function call? Am I missing something?

Are there job availability through c++

Sir what job do you do

Your videos are a great reference, clear and concise with excellent examples. My only comment, and hopefully I'm not being too picky, is your use of the word brackets [ ] instead of parentheses ( ). It might cause some confusion.

I just get segmentation fault (core dumped)

Goat!

Amazing! Thanks!

anyone have this pdf

nice little explanation!

who all came from yk

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Thanks, this really made this concept much clearer

3:50 Im new to c++ and I was wondering why you wouldnt just use %101

Why doesn't the three round to 4 when fixed << setprecision(3)?

cannot call srand using codeblocks

thanks but I have one question like in your example where we accidentally created a memory leak how do we fix that or how can we point again to that dynamically created object ?

Sorry to split hairs but I believe it is wrong to say that using a cast of (double) "converts" a from an integer to a double. Following the arithmetic a remains unchanged as an integer. Better to say that the casting instructs C (the compiler) to consider or treat a as a double during the arithmetic. Thanks.

if the goal is to make your own function why do you include the string header file, I’m a beginnerr and this is new to me so i just need little hint.

Thank you for not just brilliantly explaining what inner functions are but also explaining what a scope is and why functions are "first-class objects". Great video

sir why you added symbole(*) before string in fonction conv

Finally, something that is a stepping stone beyond modeling a "Hello World" file. And you explain how aspects work and why you're using them!

I am ANGRY not only at this video’s author but at all the commenters! Do C programmers not read K&R C (2nd ed) anymore??? It says right on page 94, “the declaration of the pointer ip using Int *ip is intended as a mneumonic; it says that *ip is an int.” Done! No need for the video!

У него чё там, экспи? Я аж всплакнул от настальгии.

Hi, thanks for your videos. May I ask you what html editor you're using. I'm using Komposer, which is probably limited.

Thank you for the explanation! If i get it right, there is a memory leak when you copy one structure to another?

all 1337 students are rooting for your c++ tutorials

Please what is this programming software do you use?

Very very helpful and clear and better to understand...thank you!

my brain hurts

Why bother with char* when I can use const char ? Or maybe we can't use the latter? I'll have to check

this so great! thanks very much for explaining it !!!

Thanks a lot 🙏

after a wide suffer in this journey............finally i have see this master therapy in c++!!!!!!!!!............what a guide..... 🙂

Thank you! You're the only channel who actually takes time to explain every concept and make sure the audience understands it, instead of a 5min video to get views

Do it with user input bro I need this

hey what software are you using?

Can you expand this explanation to include memory leaks? If I declare a string with a pointer but then changebwhat the pointer points to is this a memory leaks? Is this why we use const?

it’s one thing to initialize a string to iterate through a string. But, it’s another thing to put it into context for example, you didn’t say that strings and see are mutable. Didn’t mention anything about the compiler allocating memory. You didn’t mention anything about casting an integer to a string. another thing that might be worth noting is functionality in C++ and see sort of overlaps and they use different libraries to the same outcome. Regard to strings. Maybe you could do a demonstration on how to use a function that joins two strings. This would put the context of strings into practical use because we start dealing with pointers and pass by reference, etc. etc..

Holy moly. Favouriting this video.

what ide are you using?

i was trying to make a 2d array in which the user gives us input. bro chatgpt took so complicated paths to achieve the same thing. after watching you i was also able to do the same thing with much ease. thansk.

Accessing global variable from the main program and thread is unsafe. Reading and writing into it has to be protected by mutex or an atomic variable has to be used.

Can we make go to conditional: for example will it be valid : if k=1 go to there

fantastic most beginner c course start with a hello world then go off all abstract without showing much code one this continues showing more code learning more concepts as we go!

Which app you use please 🙏

4:50 Now i get why less than ZERO. Because ASCII. They convert each char to ASCII code and compare it with [0] so they compare numbers with numbers and not numbers with letter wich CANT be done. Like the refrane "Apple with apple and orange with orange comparation"

Man, gonna need some ranch now for all that cellary. In all seriousness tho, holy shit you helped me so much with understanding this stuff. The way you present examples and showing how it actually wont work specifically with trying to pull functions or info directly from a private member of classes was perfect for me. Thank you dude! Subbed for sure.

thankyou sir

very interesting tnx