Default Arguments // C++ Functions for Beginners [Part 9]

Learn how to use default arguments to give you flexibility in how you call your functions.
In this C++ programming tutorial for beginners, we'll include a sample program using Visual Studio 2022 C++ .
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[@Caram3lB3ar]

Your videos are so much better than the book for school. Thanks a bunch!

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[@meswanerophi]

GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU PROFESSOR

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You are very welcome

[@__hannibaalbarca__]

Hello ; What problem with: Int main() { int (*f)()=nullptr; f = main; unsigned char* p = (unsigned char*)f ; for(int i = 0; i< 10;i++) cout

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Check on the order of operations. Not sure what you are trying to do exactly, but which comes first * or ++? Also, remember what the postfix operator does. You get the value out of p first and then p is incremented.

[@__hannibaalbarca__]

Also can we do : int main() { main(); return 0; }😅

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Just because you could doesn't mean you should...