SMART POINTERS in C++ (for beginners in 20 minutes)

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21:06

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[@unpersonownlife]

Great job! Unfortunately, my experience has shown that many people who deal with smart pointers need to have a rough understanding of how they work under the hood: these are stack-allocated objects that wrap pointer-like logic. This distinguishes them from the classic pointers. For example, the 'operator*' function is overridden, so that (under the hood) the * operation emulates how classic pointer work, by retrieving the REAL pointer the smart pointer OBJECT manages. But, you should always keep in mind that these are objects that refer to allocated data INDIRECTLY. When you stream the pointer using the 'operator

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[@bimblebom]

Beautiful! beautiful! Short succinct examples and clear short explanations.

[@zepplondon]

Great explanation! I'm coming from Java background and was taking it's memory management for granted, but now after learning how c++ handles pointers I'm full of "a ha!" moments. Thx

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[@CodeBeauty]

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[@ajaygunalan1995]

Nice, Video! Summary: When the owner goes out of scope, the memory (object) is destroyed. unique pointers have only one owner. shared pointers have multiple owners and keep the object alive by using counting the owners. Weak pointers are not owners which means they won't keep the object alive.

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[@wjc1514]

thank you, i finally know how the weak pointer is working

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[@majdmansour1876]

Thank you so much for this video. I literally was studying a lecture about smart pointers and I did not understand anything at all. But now it's much better!

[@kayahantasyaran6310]

Hello Saldina. First of all, this is one of the good introductory material for smart pointers I've ever seen so far. It is very helpful. I just have a small feedback. Moving unique pointers mentioned in 6:37. It is pretty much like this but a subtle difference under the hood: std::move does just casting so that moving can be done properly with unique_ptr's move constructor. I told this because after watching that video people can think "Oh using only std::move provides moving and I don't have to think about anything else, thats good!" Thinking in that way can be misleading for further learning progress.

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[@mahdibiabanpour7691]

Great job with different components explaining different types. The pace is very good and it lets the information settle in mind rather than rushing to write some code and wrapping up the video!

[@nicholasoneal1521]

17:44 I think that at the end of the declared scope, the second pointer is going to be de-allocated and use_count() will return 1. Btw, Just saying, this is going to be really useful, I really hated having to try and figure out all the stuff with de-allocating pointers, thanks a lot, best coding channel on KZbin Edit: 24:14 I expect that wePtr1 is going to be equal to NULL

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Please do create C# videos that would be a great help

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Thanks for your videos. They're very clear and easy to follow. And also you're smarter than a smart pointer :) Can you please make some videos about Lambda function, Template function and mutable vs const ? Thanks :)

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Would love a video on c++ move operations.

[@patrickdavid5961]

Hi Saldina, I really love your videos and I did learn a lot about C++, thanks a lot for what you do for all of us. Questions about smart pointers, OK I understand the concept... but when and in which occasion to use them? Could you explain in which occasion we should use them because to be honest I really don't know... maybe I should have use them but for me it is not obvious in which occasion I should use them. Do you have examples showing in which occasion they should be used?

[@likami6830]

same problem..

[@davidorellana678]

Hello Saldina. How do we know in which situations we need to use regular pointers or smart pointers?

[@CodeBeauty]

I'm linking a stack overflow post related to your question. Hope it helps you understand better 😃😃 stackoverflow.com/questions/6675651/when-should-i-use-raw-pointers-over-smart-pointers

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[@mirok2000]

Thanks for the video. it is nicely done. Just to clarify, in the first example, I guess the destructor would be called regardless of using smart pointer or not? !!

[@AlexSmith-dh1oz]

any problems with doing auto ptr = std::make_unique(69); ? Saying the type twice feels kinda redundant

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[@mehmetacar5881]

Hi saldina, i want to ask you a question. When i write the unique_ptr code in line,after line i cant use cout

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[@yrds96]

Thanks for the well explained video. I am developing a program with intent to be memory safe and smart pointers is the way Also, could you please make a video about chrono(date and time)? I've read some documentation but i cannot figure out how to efficiently work with date and time with c++

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What are your thoughts on the Eclipse IDE if you know about it?

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thank you very much for your effort really it is not easy but can you explain how we can use them in our live programming. second can you ,if your time is available, explain how I can get the cursor (mouse) position from monitor and use it during the program running.

[@alexisdelacruz6110]

Hi What is **ptr in pointer variable how is it being used in programming c++

[@scalapie]

Can you tell sth about difference between weak ref and strong ref? And when should we use weak pointer? Thx

[@nomesa7374]

what is the use of weak_ptr? Just for observation of the dead things?

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Plz make some more videos about structure data

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Data structures or structured data 😁😁

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thank you :)

[@mahdavimail]

Hello this video explains smart pointers very well thanks. But it's missing the distinction between smart pointers and regular pointers. I feel I can use regular pointers instead. I just can't understand the usecase difference here. Maybe a topic for a future video. Thanks

[@saifmos6516]

Wait a bit but if you delete system("pause>nul"); you will be able to have "Destructor invoked" so that was the problem right ?

[@chiyang3749]

no constructor and destructor calls from weak_ptr because it can not be used to allocate memory

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[@haroldthibault9921]

Hi from France. I've been watching quite some of your videos. That is the first one I got lost. I guess, the reason is I don't see what advantages smart pointers allow and in what situation where to use them.

[@manoharsagunthalla9215]

Dear Saldana where these share pointer etc to be used in real life programs. Please explain with example.

[@vikram2975]

You are making very nice video❤ , just one suggestion keep camera focus on face .As audience , our attention goes to unnecessary hand movements

[@PabloFranco1000]

Hello, how to make shared_ptr return a different memory address for an X pointer each time it is called?

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[@garbage1]

Is there any difference between using these and using "new/delete" Im working on a program where execution speed is important as well, so is one method faster if not?

[@garbage1]

Awesome thanks!

[@muha0644]

You would not notice a difference, except you would not have memory leaks or other stupid mistakes if you use smart pointers. And trust me, execution speed is not that important. Some people use java, which is slower and doesn't even have pointers, to do time-critical things. You have to remember that computers are really fast and small differences don't usually matter. It's only if you do stupid things like 60 million else if statements in a while loop, or other stupid things like that. You can look at big O notation to see how fast algorithms perform. using smart pointers does not change the relative speed.

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Can you do a video on threading in c++?

[@CodeBeauty]

Noted, I'll add threading to my to-do list 😁😁

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Pl. consider giving separate serial nos for each session (eg:Cpp001) along with the description

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Hey saldena💜. I hope u r fine and living your bst life ❤️ yaa today i want to ask a little question from u its my starting in software engnerring thats why i,m asking that why programming is little boring when we start??

[@CodeBeauty]

Probably because you just started. It's the same way when you learn to play an instrument. You can have a lot of fun and play good music only after you learn to play well 🤔🤔😃💜

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@@CodeBeauty Thankyou so much for reply.

[@chanduchanti8775]

can you explain , how to use unique pointer for files ?

[@RK-vm6eu]

what are the difference and similarities between weak pointer and unique pointer same ?

[@willrose6182]

Something I don't really understand though is how to pass smart pointers to other functions - I know I can pass them the same way as a raw pointer, but I've heard passing by reference is preferred. So if I defined a smart pointer (lets say a unique ptr) and then dereferenced it and passed the dereferenced value to a function which was taking a reference, would this then break the smart pointer or is that fine? Can I then assign to this reference? Thank you for the video though!

[@granumuse7847]

As the two shared pointers are created in that scope, after that scope at line 23 we should get null pointer exception. Let's see what really happens...

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[@keivanmorady]

Why one may need a weak pointer? I wished you explained that part a bit more.