Creating a 2D Array / Matrix Class in C++ (Part 2)

[@neux64]

Prior to figuring out how to use (or actually implement) this, I wished there was a part 3, but however I did figure out how to actually assign elements to the array and reference them. So basically, here's how you initialize and insert values into the matrix and print them: int main() { Matrix mat(2, 2); mat.getRow(0)[0] = 1; mat.getRow(0)[1] = 2; mat.getRow(1)[0] = 3; mat.getRow(1)[1] = 4; for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) { for (int j = 0; j < 2; j++) cout

[@hammadahmad6312]

hero

[@albertoabadsanz3608]

You need to upload part 3! man...

[@AbolfazlShirazi]

error C2039: 'alloc\dealloc' : is not a member of 'Matrix' error C3861: ''alloc\dealloc': identifier not found

[@neux64]

Add them to the header.

[@nallamillibalaveeraraghava9663]

Hi great tutorial can you pls make detailed video on recursion and backtracking by teaching with some examples.

[@stelity]

It would be better if you just posted the code in the description. I tried typing it out, but I made too many errors and it was too much work to scroll through your video to see which lines I've got wrong.

[@neux64]

It's not really that much code compared to what you actually need to do in the line of work, which is 2000+ lines of code everyday that you have to "work to scroll through."

[@Biggsmiles69]

I can't find part 3. Can someone point me to it. Thanks for the great video

[@neux64]

It doesn't exist. Never had, never will.

[@marcinpajak1534]

and what about part 3?

[@faramarzkhosravi]

please do not waste your time. completely wrong implementation

[@neux64]

Ok genius, how would you implement it? Got any better ideas? I reckon you just ignore what the error console is actually saying.

[@faramarzkhosravi]

plenty of errors

[@neux64]

fix them