Abstraction explained with real-life examples and code! - C++ OOP Course

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[@footballCartoon91]

I have a question.. @13:14 Why we did not use /* Android* android=new Android(); */ instead or maybe /*Android android; android.TakeASelfie(); */

[@EvilSapphireR]

@@footballCartoon91 Because that is the entire point of abstraction. The client code doesn't need to know anything about the child classes (implementations of the interface), not even the names of the child class. You can visualize this as the actual code of the Iphone class methods being implemented in a already compiled library that has simply been shipped to you , and all you've been told is you can get a smartphone from this library by calling a API like [Smartphone *GetSmartphone()]. Then you, as the user (client developer) of library, to take a selfie with a smartphone would simply write : Smartphone *s1= GetSmartPhone(); s1->TakeASelfie(); If the library now changes to a Android smartphone library, the actual TakeASelfie() method code would now be different since this is now an android smartphone and a different library, but you, the client developer, don't need to change the code one bit! That's the beauty of abstraction.

[@martonkos5775]

As a professional, this is a really good explanation and documentation. I know that how hard it is to teach how to code especially in C++, and you doing it very well!. Keep it up!😁

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@ashrafmugalli9510]

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[@matrixtoogood5601]

My takeaways:- 1. Abstract classes are an abstraction around base classes which can be used to enforce certain functionality in all base classes. 2. Abstract classes can be instantiated using pointers only and not by creating objects of the abstract class. 3. Abstract class pointers can point to memory addresses of instances of any of its base class 4. Pure virtual functions can be used to enforce certain functionality in all base classes of an abstract class. 5. Pure virtual functions will not have an implementation in the abstract class definitions, but will use a pure specifier (= 0) 6. Virtual functions can have an implementation in the abstract class (think of it like the default functionality if none of the base classes have an implementation of that function)

[@KyleGW]

After failing 3 technical interviews for embedded sw because I failed to explain the definition of abstraction, I FINALLY can explain what is abstraction and the other 3 pillars. THANK YOU!

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@mackenziejackson2888]

As many have stated, you really helped me understand difficult concepts that my past instructors have failed to explain correctly. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos, they prevented me from losing my sanity when I was hanging on by a thread. I am going through all of your OOP videos and coding along with you and I am learning so much!

[@EvilSapphireR]

This is, hands down, the best tutorial that I've seen that lucidly describes the abstraction standard C++ was invented for. Only thing that in my opinion that would improve this explanation is to briefly mention how the definition of the Android/IPhone classes can be in a completely separate library that the client code only needs to link to and get a pointer to the interface of the object from an exported API without knowing anything about the library code. This would make the process of abstraction completely clear to a newcomer who still may struggle with this example since the implementation of the class methods are inside the same page (translation unit) as the client code that invokes the methods. Seriously, amazing job, and thank you!

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[@klevismema4998]

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[@CodeBeauty]

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[@subarux4054]

I just stumbled upon your channel and wow!! I am so amazed at how you teach the topics at hand. It clicked in way it hasn't before. I love how you simplify the concepts by using relatively easy to understand scenarios like the coffee example.

[@Anesu98]

wow you taught this waaaaaay better than many videos i have been seeing...thank you so much..its sooo clear keep it up

[@nitin6096]

i spent like half of the day to understand abstraction and to find a real example of abstraction and now here i am fully aware of it with the help of such an awesome teacher

[@marlouantenero1811]

After watching a lot of videos about the explanation of this abstraction thing, I finally found one that is understandable , Thank you very much

[@mahdiakhi6874]

Thanks for the video it was really useful. In general, abstraction is about two things: 1- Hide the detail of implementation. 2- Generalize by identifing common essense. here in your example you folllowed these two goals.

[@GalaxyCookies76]

The complex concept was beautifully explained

[@jasnarmstrng]

Amazing - the power of abstraction and your intuitive and clear explanation of it. Thanks!

[@zombiehellmonkeygaming1956]

Thank you for the great explanation! I've learned these before, but I actually learn it BETTER from your videos.

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[@kumarsaurav1818]

wonderful explanation with great concept clarity

[@jojo_v5395]

come from virtual fonction and abstract function. So grateful for what you're doing. I would say this is the most outstanding explanation video for abstract functions I've ever seen. this is a good example of using coding as a weapon to help more people. That's my purpose too. So Thank you so much

[@cosminmoldovan3444]

As a middle software ingineer I can say your tutorials are very useful and helped me to understand oop principles better. You have a new subscriber and good luck in everything you do !

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@R_FriUI]

Great tutorials, I have watched your Pointers playlist and now am working through the OOP playlist, I am taking a college course on video game development and watch your videos to reinforce what I have learned in my classes. Thanks a lot!

[@mahabooblinux]

none of youtubers are capable of teaching like you ,wow what a example

[@kailas813]

It's a Very Crystal Clear explanation of Abstract concepts. Thanks so much. Completing each of your sessions is creating by default interest to see your next topics. 🙂

[@DeepakVerma-dq5nw]

Great Example, watched several videos but here all my doubts got clear!!

[@pushpendrapal64]

best abstraction video I got until now

[@pedrolobo9835]

It was the best explanation of abstraction I have ever heard! I have two questions: 1- Why did you choose dark mode in your IDE this time? 2- Why didn't you delete the s1 pointer?

[@mishaerementchouk]

I guess the dark theme was often requested, otherwise people apparently didn’t trust that this is the real deal. The missed delete however is not a good practice. This should be like the second nature: wrote new, write delete.

[@zloziecode]

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I got here so far, and I have learned so much in this playlist than I did in college. I thank you so much and you have saved my life. I wanted to ask if you can make a video (How to start a school project) Like I am getting a project from Data structure and they are making us fill in lines in the code between ////todo//// so I am having trouble trying to find out how to know which code to put or how to trace the code or how to troubleshoot or debug. This project is called (Shopping Cart Project) or (Booklist project) If you want me to send you one of a sample, I can send you the project.

[@ammadamir6597]

What an amazing video, everything is now crystal clear. Thank You🙏👏👏

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[@trax.w75e4]

She is explaining the code, while I'm falling in love.

[@moizsultan5440]

finally, you answered my requests about making oop videos. thanks a lot saldina i really appreciate it and am looking forward to get more

[@VoidloniXaarii]

What beautiful philosophical arguments... Thank you 🎉

[@joseloeza371]

Happy holidays pretty and a wonderful new year. Excellent video.

[@Ghisisan_]

Very good and practical explanation. I had OOP courses during university but this part was always a bit "abstract" for me. I do not do advanced programming on my job - just scripting from time to time. But hey, this now makes sense! Thanks!

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[@سراجمصطفىمحمد]

You explain the ideas very well .... I hope you to continue ... please can you make a playlist explaining a course about ICPC

[@chrisflyvr]

Extremely helpful tutorial. Thank You!

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@josephpeter5824]

Thanks for your great course!

[@naffiahanger9316]

Precise and informative, best explanation of Abstraction in C++.

[@pritampatil4163]

Extremly Helpful Tutorial . Thank you ❣❣❣❣

[@LearnEnglishMM]

Thank you so much. It’s much clearer.

[@amitgaikwad7354]

was struggling a lot to understand the concept of inheritance and abstraction but not any more :) .explained in a quite simple way. keep it up

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[@khalilislam5088]

Superb!! Your lectures helped me to understand OOP. Break a leg for you

[@dhanlad9649]

abstraction and abstract class are two different things. abstraction is implemented in all classes but not all classes are abstract. Nice presentation.

[@morshedraiankhan6968]

Understood the concept of Abstraction through real world example. Thanks.

[@unrealdevop]

So an abstract class can help ensure that things are following a kind of convention so that actions can be performed in a similar manner across different objects of that type. I suppose this is even more important when working on a project with multiple coders as well as keeping things clean and readable.

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[@JawwadHafeez]

Thanks .. very detailed and clear explanation. .. really appreciate.

[@nawabkhan9462]

Madam , you are teaching very well. I am your regular student. Madam, I think now its time come to make some comprehensive gaming code by using c++. I sincerely request to you to make some coding on games or any app development.

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Thank you very much for such great content. Your way of teaching is really helpful and a blessing for us. You break down hard topics into simpler understandable chunks. Please make some videos on how to make GUI apps on C++ and a deeper dive into templates... ❤❤❤

[@m.g.mourad3241]

Do pure virtual functions have to be of type void? In other words, can I implement a function that return something and still set it to equal 0?

[@adilkhalid6625]

A wonderful and interesting lesson, especially the realistic examples, and I liked it very much ⁦❤️⁩⁦❤️⁩⁦Thank you for your efforts

[@tanmaiysethiajain4367]

would you make more videoes regarding other features in oops like overloading ,

[@CodeBeauty]

Yep, operator overloading video is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ-wn6KwqLiDo9k :D :D

[@ThreeHubs]

Hi Saldina. Please create a playlist for a full project

[@midastouchh]

Good teaching skills, you make me understand better.... Thanks Who else noticed the dark mode ☠️☠️

[@ird1281]

what should I do after I finish this playlist? Is it the complete oop course? Thank you for everything btw ;)

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Thank you.. You are such a blessing

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The way you teach is really interesting and easy to understand, thank you so much for your lessons. By the way, could you please make videos to teach about design patterns in C++

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[@patino555]

Best teacher ever!!! Thanks a lot for your time and for sharing your knowledge, could you recommend some resources for learning winapi implementation in c++.

[@armo-xorg4804]

What is the major you work in in the field of programming and what are the programming languages ​​that you know And what is your age and I need a plan to learn artifical intelligence with c++

[@alexandruteodor3585]

Thank you for this clear explanation of Abstraction!

[@klasr5837]

My Q:::: The word u mentioned "hidden" can you please explain how the code is hidden from one to another. If i make 3 files and separate each class to one one file. If i need to deliver my code but i don't want to give source code so how compiled version of the code i can share and use this methods please explain.

[@malgailany]

Very clear and informative. Thank you!

[@AswinPMony]

its very clear, Thanks alot

[@broccoli322]

Very well explained! Thanks!

[@Kanexxable]

Hello I'm new to OOP I'm wondering what is are the types of classes i should be making i wan't to make rest api's or at least become a front-end dev I'm confused about concept's like factories services and repositories. What other kinds of classes should I know about as a beginner to making rest-api's. What is a service how do you make them why. etc

[@ozolinsivars]

Hi Saldina, Could You make the videos in a way, when you explain something for a longer period, like abstraction here, that we do not see visual studio, but we get You full screen. Even though I am watching on laptop, I find my nose almost touching the screen. VS at this point has not been used and is not important, your explanation so far is everything. Love your videos and content Keep up the excelent work.

[@amiganer681130]

You are using (again) "new" without a "delete". Will that end in a time in "out of memory error"?

[@felipegomez3047]

Just thank you a million times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@aliafzal3029]

heyyy whatup! i hope u r fine,i just want to know that my visual studio basic us not working properly i dont know why means i think compiler is not allow us to download i think in our country..So please tell me any alternative softare on which i perform programming with the help of your video..plz reply me Thankyou❤️

[@CodeBeauty]

Hmm, do you want to try VS Code? 🤗 Here is a video that will help you to set it up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5iun61_i5mog6c

[@isaacatia-abugbilla2476]

Thanks for this. I have a question not related to this but on OOP. When is the keyword "this" used. I see that a lot but can't seem to figure out the importance. Is it equivalent to the "self" keyword used in python? Thanks in advance

[@shantanu83]

A very good video. Less detailed regarding how different developers can work together, copying all abstract functions for example shown I. E android and iphone in one file is error prone. Maybe headers and libraries for android and iPhone can further enhance this concept.

[@habiborrahaman4531]

today at first i see your video, just amazing your teaching. move on as a good tutor.

[@takemetoyourheart8280]

That's amazing! ❤️

[@legendsyt8334]

Really Helpful and very very thank you.............

[@Adsvitam]

Thanks for your videos. Your English is really good and understandable because you articulate well. However I usually put the translation in French so that it is easier for me and on some videos the option is not activated.

[@LetszGoo]

I don't know why I always came here Even after I already done these topic 😂😂😂😂. Btw nice explaination 👍👍👍.

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@greywind4728]

Thanks and wish yu loads of happiness

[@CodeBeauty]

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[@charlessherwinsangabriel1576]

I like how the dark mode syngergizes with your outfit

[@ritoshirsasarkar8301]

Nice explanation!

[@PraveenKumar-sr7ob]

really nice content by you saldeena mam thanks alot

[@Kimanxo]

Hi madam , i want to get into building Desktop Application using C++ , can you guide me through it what are the libraries or the frameworks used , i heard a lot about Qt , and whats the difference between C++QT and PyQt . (sorry if i asked a lot )

[@Faizansep5]

What is the last line system("pause>0")

[@CodeBeauty]

Here is the explanation ☺☺🤗 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJSvfn97rJmmpJo

[@sajadulmulk1245]

can u tell difference between the abstraction and polymorphism... it seems like polymorhpishm too.

[@julianmiglio8288]

Very interesting, thank you very much!

[@farzadvaziri]

set your ide theme with your cloths? genius and beautiful :)

[@deepak-lv4vn]

Hey thanks a lot, this Android example was too good!

[@hungmai2411]

I want to do more exercise about OOP in c++. Can you give some exercises about this, please? I thank you very much