dhanyawad !

omg!!! thank you so much!!! I have watched a lot of videos here in KZbin but this is THE BEST ONE!!!!!! You deserve a lot more followers!!! Easiest and the clearest explanation !!!

Actually the goat

Why does bro only have 15 videos, please upload more topics on C++ like classes, etc. You are too good.😭😭😭

Great vid

Really well explained, helped me to actually understand how it works and its syntax in a really easy way. Appreciate it.

we are doing open hashing ryt?

Insanely well made tutorial! Thank you so much.

❤❤ loved the vid very helpful one question though how can we pass the dynamic 2D arrat as parameter of function?

you are amazing thank you ❤

You're very VERY good at explaining these concepts.Why cant other people explain this succinctly?! I've been watching so so many videos on these topics and it did not click until now.

super super helpful it couldn't be explained any better, Thank alot Jazakallah.

Great vid, helped me understand this topic super quick! Thank you!!

I'm using this dynamic array inside Arduino Loop function. Since it's eternal loop, does it need to be deleted?

Haha, completely wrong. You're supposed to make the video twice as long and half as useful, mostly about yourself, and packed with irrelevant, tautological fluff. You need to ramble more; try being more in love with the sound of your own voice, and you'll be doing it right. Then you'll get thousands of _excellent!s_ and _sooo awesome!!s_ 👍 😃

Hello, How would I do it if wanted to use vectors?

Thank you for helping us!

Thanks for the video, I have basic doubt here, how can we call Vector b (a) when there is no such constructor which takes Vector arg ? There is only one constructor which takes an int.

Amazing video, this finally just made it simpler than I ever though ti was

super super helpful. this made an assignment 10x easier. thank you so much!

your explanation is the best , is very clear tnx sir

Thank you for the valuable examples with the clear explanations.

Just came across this video... it is so good! Thanks, esp for the notes at the end

Super useful to understand the concept. The diagram is really helpful to grab how the memory is managed. Thank a lot.

thanks this is great for pre exam recap

Can you zoom in a bit more, please? nah fr good video thanks

great job ^^ keep going , U explained it easily .

nice

may i ask what program you are using to write this code? I am on MAC as well and have not found a good IDE yet.

I've been surfing through tons of videos and this is the only one that made sense. Thank you for this!

Hello sir, I have two questions. Do we have to use "this" inside the operator= function? Can't we omit it and say, size=rhs.size instead? Also in my textbook, the Vector& operator= function is written as : const Vector& operator= . What is the use of const there and why? Thanks for the video by the way. Great explanation :) Best wishes

thank you for the help. idk why but this video clicked so well with me.

thanks a lot much better than the uni tutorial

sir how to implement the resizing function

Thank you 💟

Though this (using references) seems to be a standard way of returning a value efficient ly, how does c++ handles the reference when it is assigned to an object because we are assigning a reference to an object - not to a reference object.

Nice video, going up from basic to the intricate parts of the feature.

hi sir when i debug this code it tells me "Segmentation fault" would you help me to figure the bug i would be grateful this is my code ; #include <iostream> #include <list> using namespace std; class hashTable { int size; list<int>* table; public: hashTable(int s) { size = s; table = new list<int>[size]; } ~hashTable() { delete[]table; } void insert(int v) { int size = v % size; table[size].push_back(v); } void print() { for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { cout << "index[" << i << "]="; for (auto it :table[i]) { cout << it << " "; } cout << endl; } } }; int main() { hashTable moh(10); moh.insert(18); moh.insert(13); moh.insert(111); moh.insert(12); moh.insert(15); moh.print(); return 0; }

very helpful, thanks for the effort.

Thank you for amazing explanation 😍

So far, only 178 people had found the pearl in the KZbin CS ocean.

The notes in the last half video are gold. They resolve many my half-understood parts. Thank you.

so great hope you continue

great visuals and explanation!

great explanation =) thank you!

Could you please implement hashing in restaurant management system

Such a detailed explanation, really good job.

Of all the other videos on KZbin with hundreds and thousands of views this is the only one that made sense to me. Thank you for this. You deserve all the success.

damn I was looking for that type of explanation Amazing

Superb explanation 🔥🔥 Plzzzzzzzzzzzz make tutorial on linked lists in C++.