7:20: another big difference is that a pointer can hold the value nullptr to express it doesn’t point to anything. A reference always refers to an address and can’t be changed. This latter is the reason for the existence of std::reference_wrapper. When using a reference wrapper, you can change to what you are referring to

an incredibly video I have ever seen

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Thank You very much for explaining so clearly.

Good day . . . Hello ... How are you? You can include files with extensions .hpp and .cpp Can you do it in the MacOS IDE which is Xcode and run it through the terminal?

But why you declare gptr outside the function but p is not?

It's has been 8 years. No update

Do you hate triangles 😂😭

wery good introduction into makefiles, thanks!

Crystal clear

I was really stuck with BST but this playlist is insane. can't believe it was 10 years ago. Thank you so much for your great explanation :)

Thanks!💙

Thanksss, simple and straightforward

Thanks for making a best lecture of visualizing a pointer

Thank you MAN!🫡

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brilliant video. Thank you

one the best video to illustrate such complicated data structure

I am enlighten! thank you so much.

Great

Helpful👌

Oh thank you very much

5:55 Here (after i wrote the makefile file and the other files, all right) when i write the "make" command in the terminal, it is said that The term 'make' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, .... What can i do to fix this???

11 years , but still amazing

great work...i literally was struggling with this topic and after watching this video...i understood it. Thank u sooo much

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At last, after years, I finally understand how pointers and references works. 🤯 Thank you very much for the explanation with visualizing the code itself! 😁👍

Pointers are the names of something, and References are the aliases of something. You created a pointer by calling a car "car", so when you say car, everybody knows that you are mentioning this car. You refer to this specific car with "my car". Whereas if you don't own your own car, you have an invalid reference. You can refer to "my car" with various names, such as "my big baby" or "my boat", but you can't change the fact that it is a car.

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This video was made 11 years ago, just a year before my graduation in the uni. Here I am today as a software engineering student learning new concept. You are never too old to learn. NB: I didn't mention that I spent 4 years at home before gaining admission into university.

This was the best explanation on both pointers and references I've found anywhere. Thank you!

I thought stack grows downwards?

Excellent tutorial <3

greaet video, thank you

you've explained it well than my proffesor did in the last semester Thanks alot

god bless you !

this made me understand the concept sooo much quicker than the 3 lectures my professor spent on it

little game, count how much times bro mentions the world point

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I DON'T KNOW YOU, BUT I LOVE YOU. Thanks a lot man! Visualising the code helped a lot!

phenomenal video

Thank you best concept😇😇

Thank you Sir

Thank You

Glorious

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