Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials - 16 - if Statement.....again?

[@cyrsus]

You are literally passing my class for me right now. Inept professors are a sad realization in this world...that is where Bucky comes in to save some serious ass. Props brother.

[@amaansadiq7493]

how you holdin up now?

[@essager_ballz]

@@amaansadiq7493 he probs working already lol

[@YasminMuryadi]

How are you able to make C++ tutorials entertaining lol. You, good sir truly have a gift for making videos! Keep at it! I'm from Malaysia and I have to admit your accent is charming as heck XD

[@yoferenuntar6481]

omg Bucky is preggy!

[@RealEyes24]

...from classes to if !?

[@purplespark8]

pascalirinel Exactly what I was thinking

[@UjjwalKumarJha-raymando]

pascalirinel Makes me feel comfortable. After understanding functions and classes, if looks like cake xD

[@arcanerstudios]

Yeah , if should be before classes.

[@tGoodKnight]

I'm pretty sure he already covered it in the second lesson in the playlist, lol

[@ishowhalal]

@@arcanerstudios yes it should as it's much easier but for me it was like a piece of cake just like @Ujjwal Jumar JHA,just said

[@raguspag55]

I was just trying to do a quick refresher course on C++ , having been doing python / ruby / for the last 5 years. Your classes are great. I have so far gone through them and they are great!

[@beri4138]

They are great. In my opinion his classes are great. I've watched 18 of them and they are all great.

[@watchJim]

#include using namespace std; int main() { int x; cout

[@vilmiswow]

James Perry LMAO XD

[@anthonyzhou4898]

James Perry THIS HAS BEEN A WHILE SINCE I LAUGHED AT A COMMENT

[@ddruganov]

+James Perry (WatchJim) that is the lamest joke ive ever heard, even dad jokes are better, jesus

[@787310]

vegeta would never call goku by his earth name only his saiyan name

[@codymchargue]

Not sure you know what 'obsolete' means.

[@sztywnypl]

I bought those massive books to help me get thru C++ arcanes but there's too much information there for such a beginner as me. I accidentally came across Bucky's tutorials, which helped, and are helping me make a really good progress :) Thanks Bucky :) maybe i'll make something decent of myself thanks to u :D

[@hamzasabri5610]

thanks alot bucky your videos are more usful than any other videos so keep going and wishing you the best

[@thavrisco1632]

9 people weren't taught the Greater Than and Less Than signs in Elementary school.

[@areg7182]

+Tha Vrisco right.

[@HarshGames]

+Peterolen not 9, 10.

[@sotam8938]

+Harshil Ganapathi 11

[@Moon_Rose달장미]

@Peterolen whoa, that's actually an awesome way, but unfortunately we weren't taught that way...but it's cool

[@Rohan_Mahato]

watching bucky after 11 years, he still loves jesica

[@natiadolidze3489]

#include using namespace std;int main() { int age; cout > age; if(age

[@Adam-yq2mi]

#include using namespace std; int main() { int age; cout age; if(age

[@thavrisco1632]

That is not necessarily young...

[@tylerleblanc5697]

hey bucky, whos the daddy?

[@ishandogra9754]

tuna

[@xStayCurious]

Ishan Dogra or burrito.

[@LukasTeeVee]

meatballs

[@flow1465]

Sally McSalad

[@abusalehridoy6679]

Banana 🍌

[@JM-if7nm]

you are the best! thank you for teaching c++ with these great videos!

[@lastofthestars6481]

yes he is the best

[@TanelTamsalu]

actually he teached it in the 8th tutorial before the classes

[@thebeardedrunner8381]

Something to help for using the "==" instead of "=" for comparison is that you are testing to see if A "is exactly" B instead of if A "is" B.

[@rednibcoding3827]

No thats wrong! "=" is the assignment operator, so you only using it to assign a value to, lets say a variable. It is NOT a comparison operator like "==", "=" or "!=". Using "=" in a comparison would always result in "true" because statements are executed from right to left: int main() { int a = 100; if (a = 10) std::cout

[@thebeardedrunner8381]

Read over my comment again . . .

[@perihankpuzi4019]

omg you are awesome, i love learning from your tutorials !!

[@alwaysoutafterdark6136]

Some of the string examples Bucky uses would have the safe space community in an uproar today.

[@dantebanuelos8015]

Basically the exact same content as the 8th lesson

[@OneWingedRose]

If(Lesson Already Taught){ cin

[@NipunChamikaraWeerasiri]

+OneWingOwl cout*

[@OneWingedRose]

But he's the one inputting the lesson :O

[@vish4544]

Cin>> Cout

[@Qazqi]

You can also turn on your compiler warnings (which you should do anyway) and have the compiler so nicely tell you when you accidentally put one.

[@ALifeInParadise]

Thanks so much for the tuts they are amazing! just a thought, I think you should define the use of strings and how they work along with the use of variables. I find myself trying to use strings early on for instance when you made a calculator, I went a further step and made the user choose which operator they wanted to use. Instead of allowing them to input text strings of add subtract multiply divide I was forces to use 1-4 input using basic intriguers and variables.

[@CashCoding]

after the video i did this: #include #include using namespace std; int main() { int x; int y; cout x; cout y; if (x

[@TylerHanna]

for the equals test, i just remember: "does it equal? double equal." does and double start with the same sound, so it's easy to remember. "does it equal? double equal"

[@rishieramratan9341]

HAHhah omg i am preggy , Priceless XD

[@kartikeyadubey9211]

guys this is the same as the 8th tutorial, I am not criticizing, its in the title and there is nothing new in this video maybe Bucky forgot about the older video, so yeah, just a DISCLAIMER

[@AakashAhmed18]

it's the best tutorial, i ever find

[@Immigrant-man]

loved your explain im studyin in west la college the insructor doesnt know english hard to understand and no teaching i learned from you thanks you should get pay

[@brendac7338]

"omg I am pretty" in ghetto talk.. HAHAHA

[@johnlarios87]

@Shallex you have to be from the hood to get it

[@paoesfi]

I love your videos! I am terrible with poo, and I dont understand a lot of things with my teacher, but you are really helping me!

[@nobeats6532]

paoesfi poo?

[@paoesfi]

hahaha sorry programación orientada a objetos

[@crjacinro]

Hey MR. Bucky Roberts,, how many c++ tutorials have you made so far??? So far, i have seen 3 series tutorials on C++ : - Bucky's C++ Programming Tutorial (Code:Blocks, 2011) - C++ Tutorial (dev C++, 2008) - C++ Programming Tutorial (Code Blocks , 2010) so which of these tutorials am i gonna watch first as a beginner?? whats d diff between the 2010 and 2011 tutorial?? thanks..i just want to learn c++ .. NICe VIDs by the way...

[@MrInfoJoe]

in c++ can't we use say that x = 87 instead of x==87, ie: if(x=87){ cout

[@cbernier3]

MrInfoJoe no that's incorrect and would change the value of x.

[@MrInfoJoe]

for some reason it works when i type it in code blocks, it not supposed to though, I know in java it wont work

[@cbernier3]

It's because you are changing x to be 87 and 87 is true. This will always return true. That defeats the point of the if statement and corrupts your data.

[@MrInfoJoe]

cbernier3 ok that makes sense =] thank you very much

[@bellarose4816]

MrInfoJoe = is an assignment operator... anything not 0 is true so you just made x 87 and not checked equvalency

[@Coderama]

watching in lockdown

[@NikorasuChan]

At first, I thought he was going to do something different with the If statement, then kicking in few seconds later... I feel something is wrong... and on the next minute, I realised that he accidentally made another same tutorial XD (in the desc)

[@sunnychan950]

I'm using Blood Shed Developer C++. I can't find the option to make a new class. So I decided to add in the burrito.h and burrito.cpp myself. However I get an Linker error message.

[@sunnychan950]

Everything is exactly the same.

[@bavalpreetsingh4664]

my code does'nt work it gives error of undefined reference to burrito: :burrito( ) i dont know why ?

[@mr.serenity7203]

does anyone know how to use the : ? in the IF ELSE statement ... its written using ONLy one line ... i can't find it on the web lol

[@Videocu]

which database is best for c++ ? sqlite or msql embedded or others?

[@TheMushu222]

this video helps me a lot.

[@Moon_Rose달장미]

Tommy and Jessica seem to be his friends...

[@thydoctorghost]

I was building a program similar to Apple SIRI but finding difficult to write it using multiple if/else statements. Int main() { String xyz; Cout >endl; If (xyz == 'yes') { Cout

[@thydoctorghost]

And I have included string directory #include

[@rorymurphy5683]

GHOST 👻 Your Program is a good start but completely wrong. You cannot start most commands with a upper case letter. I'm surprised "cout" even compiled correctly. The if statement does not function because you started with a capital and "else { if () }" is incorrect. The correct way to do this is "else if () {}". The fundamentals are well executed you just need to work on getting the syntax and usage done correctly. After all these little mess ups, the main problem is something that you would not know about. You need to overload the operator ">>" with a friend class, tutorial is located @ stackoverflow.com/questions/22588163/no-match-for-operator-in-stdoperator . You should also work on your indentation and organisation of your code , but that is not major for now it could just come back to bite you in the arse later. I have modified your code: #include #include using namespace std; int main() { string xyz; cout xyz >> endl; if (xyz == "yes") { cout

[@xetrius3671]

GHOST 👻 /* You used uppercase letters were they were not allowed and you added ">> endl;" behind your xyz variable I hope this helps, have a nice day! */ #include using namespace std; int main(){ string xyz; cout xyz;// here you added ">> endl;" if (xyz == "yes"){ cout

[@xetrius3671]

***** Your code doesn't run, you also have ">> endl;" behind the xyz variable

[@finster796]

I have made a little python practice at school. It's a number guessing game, where you guess a number and the program tells do you have to guess higher or lower. How can i make a piece of code that runs after the 10. guess, and it asks would you like to know the number?

[@noisyether9211]

help since the last vid.Its not showing he code on screen!!!!

[@joeywind71]

First "=" represents "is" and the second "=" represents "equal". When you use two, you are determining "is equal?"

[@rednibcoding3827]

"=" is the assignment operator, so you only using it to assign a value to, lets say a variable. It is NOT a comparisson operator like "==", "=" or "!=".

[@joeywind71]

Michael Frank perfect, thank you.

[@BobTheZealot]

why did bucky just teach if statements? Shouldn't he teach it before classes and stuff?

[@SupraRage]

He had a video on them a few before this one.

[@BobTheZealot]

SupraRage oh, so why does this one exist?

[@Moynzy]

I hope this comment wasn't suppose to show disrespect. He has a video on it before classes and other things. He's just brushing up on it. Your comment was not needed for.

[@BobTheZealot]

moynul hussain OK.

[@stevenmaillet]

I was curious myself, but must have been just a refresher. I just played it and listened in the background lol

[@priankprasad8114]

sir, please help me on this program. don't know why it didn't work - #include using namespace std; int main() { int a; int b; int c; couta; cout

[@jagnoorsingh2031]

use "==" instead of "="

[@ravitejathatikanti9460]

9 Write a program to print the sum of digits of any positive number

[@leoshork]

The 24 dislikes are from people that don't know how to compare numbers so they shouldn't be watching this tutorial

[@jeremiahzahner1156]

Bucky you the boss!

[@ninjaboco]

just curious, whats the name of the class that you are taking? is it called c++ or just computer science?

[@MasterVocky]

But but you didn't answer the question. ...Are you preggy, Bucky? ARE YOU?!?!?!

[@sefrofchan430]

#include using namespace std; int main() { cout

[@steve122288]

hmm apparently i can compare characters but not strings? And for some reason i can make a character be more then one letter. According to c++, 'hh' is greater then 'h'. But "hh" is not greater then "h". Also, "hh" is equal to "hh"; meaning the string can be determined identical but not greater or equal too. and WTF, when i made the string a variable SUDDENLY it can compare it greater or less then another string. But anyhow, there is a use for comparing two unstored constants. Haha, when your noob like me and really dont know if one pre-defined constant is greater then another..

[@MrAllthatjazz69]

What series of tutorials?

[@Sp8kyTales]

4 days to my cpp test XD hope this saves me

[@alikhaled8135]

3:30

[@steve122288]

haha well what if you inserted hex into the conditional to compare it? i mean yeah; you would have to not know how to compare constants to do the if for that. I mean there would need to be a way to ehm.. determine if 2 constants were greater then one another. If u think about it, the computer needs to know how 10 is greater then 9. How does it do that? Damn programming is really strange when u wrap ur head around it. I mean its strange as is that typing the conditional if like.. knows to do certain things.. I actually had to look up what the "if statement" is called. It is known as a "conditional".

[@grockon]

ok so literally I just learned in 3 days the things that my teachers didn't teach me in 3 fucking months.This is just sad....

[@GumbieIs1337]

Any reason why there is no Tutorial #15?

[@SuiGio]

You cant compare different types of variables. Try to write it down and run it, an error will occur. You ca though do this: you got String type x, you can check if the string is equal to something you want, so you make another int variable in what you want, so you can compare it to a number. Cant explain it better in english, sorry !

[@ukraniankgb9131]

Why the heck there is an folder called "Watermelon" in your desktop.

[@HermanWillems]

Why is the program called Watermelon.exe ?

[@gihansiri3260]

did you made the newbosten??

[@xTxNarutoxTx]

because that's what order he wants to do it in. PROBLEM?

[@theeeyoregirl]

your examples make me LOL (omg I am preggy especially)

[@andreystarovoytov3337]

Where is the sound?

[@noori123323]

how to make variable equals to text not to number? I mean int x = some text; , instead only int x = 10;

[@khierc.lapina1309]

I guess #include then declare string x="some text"; Or String x; x="some text";

[@Arthurk346]

@@khierc.lapina1309 I hope he managed to figure it out in 5 years

[@cameronanderson2309]

this video will be hilarious in 50 years when human life expectancy breaks 100 :)

[@sharongoldzweig6515]

Please take off the if statement : if (age >100) cout

[@creativeknowledgemike2337]

so I'm still waiting for him to tell us what if I did want the computer to greet me when I did log in? and then give me a choice of aksing me do I want to load google chrome yes or no? see now im mad nobodys gonna tell me.

[@ninjaboco]

was wondering if it same name as my class

[@mattrobinson2520]

Why are there always dislikes on a video, it's very annoying.

[@ParasiteHater]

lmao views dropped by half after going over classes, objects, and constructors. once he goes over pointers it'll be a noob massacre

[@Civik_123_]

Folder name: WaterMelon File name: Watermelon.exe

[@vikic200]

Why would anyone dislike this what is up with you people this is awesome! Keep up the good work you're a great teacher!

[@ishowhalal]

pretty cool

[@xSINonSKINx]

Im getting obj\Debug\main.o:crt1.c|| multiple definition of `mainCRTStartup'| every time I compile..

[@steve122288]

wtf didnt he write one equal sign in the last tutorial?

[@humding3r]

+steve122288 Remember: One equal sign ( = ) means that you are assigning variables. Not comparing two parameters. Two equal signs ( == ) means that you are comparing two parameters.

[@steve122288]

ok thanks but this knowledge is wut confused me in a previous video. He must have made a mistake because he used only one equal sign when trying to compare. And it made me go wtf does c++ really only use one equal sign for comparison? But looks like it doesnt.

[@thavrisco1632]

If he only used one equal sign when he was trying to compare, it would not have worked.

[@snati4]

@GumbieIs1337 there is.

[@goldse26]

know where you're going

[@danatopereira]

you got pregnant times enough to fill a whole school by yourself :P

[@ziadhassan7]

But he make this tutorial before 😂😂

[@TheSongbirdo]

commonn when do i get to make something that doesnt just say words? XD

[@TheConfraternity]

Hes just showing you basics, he wont be showing you how to make an entire game. What you learn here is enough to make a game.

[@vorty7923]

2B || !2B -> true

[@MisfortuneFeeva]

you made me LMFAO 5 times! thx!

[@MisfortuneFeeva]

"if you can't compare numbers, THEN you have problems, and you shouldn't be watching this video." you could have told me 7:14 ago! JK

[@xTxNarutoxTx]

Yeah that's true but, granted C++ is not a very good language for beginners. Nothing wrong with learning it first but it's just hard for complete beginners

[@saravanan335]

👌👌👍

[@shozi2208]

thanks sir

[@SergeantNugget]

@crjacinro Oh, watch these, they are much better than the ones he did in 2008.

[@vincejv]

this tutorial just says to me that Bucky has a minor obsessive compulsive disorder

[@notthekhajiturlooking4836]

preggy hill

[@ShuyanStoryTeller]

Thank you for teaching. When is your baby due?

[@petem2782]

he should teach c sharp

[@joelsanchez3250]

"OMG I am preggy" ??? What does getting pregnant have to do with learning C++ ???

[@HermanWillems]

It has to do with hormones i guess. Bucky just want to impregnate a woman.

[@finance6069]

😂😂😂best tutor

[@zhangcheng8186]

I would recommend, place Lessen 16-18 before Lessen 14 or 15.

[@iiigen15]

try 'void x'

[@HugoIetsGaming]

I am gonna feed people in Africa with those 8 dislikers

[@areg7182]

+TeleTubbie Luver 9

[@VictorRibeiroJV]

Alright...

[@MeanOPee0]

preggy*

[@MrEpicSpace]

are you a teacher outside of youtube?

[@videolover1489]

no he is self taught programmer i guesses

[@ichigo_nyanko]

In one of his videos he said he's taught a lot of programming languages

[@videolover1489]

Jdm1891 may be it means taught a alot of programming languages by making a youtube video but I could be very well wrong about it too.

[@niceheadcrab34225]

(oYo)