Function Overloading In C++

[@Shiwani1991]

Nice Video!!! But i think you should explain possible cases with const also, like below: void fun(const int *a) { cout

[@hristoplamenov1942]

8:58 It doesn't work because when you're passing array to a function, it decays into a pointer and since you have also another function with single pointer argument, then it throws an error because of same function name and argument types.

[@sunshineVibes2024]

please clarify my doubt: after explaining different return types 7.24sec, you are not changed the data type value. is it a mistake or why it so? different date types means its not overloading, then how can you explain other things with it??

[@ankitahlawat4812]

Nice real time example Nice one man

[@CppNuts]

thanks dude.. :)

[@vinod_kushi]

Need your blessings.. superbb explanations..thanks bro..

[@CppNuts]

Grt comment. Thanks dude.. :)

[@cbt121314]

brother this channel is so underrated

[@CppNuts]

Thanks for the comment bro.

[@cid007007]

Great video.. Please explain volatile variables and java to c++ conversion using JNI concepts also...

[@CppNuts]

Thanks.. I am not aware of JAVA much, used very less.

[@cid007007]

@@CppNuts Please make video on volatile, extern, auto, virtual and friend keywords for learning...

[@konstantinrebrov675]

Do you have a video explaining what is a function type as a parameter? That is some quirky syntax I do not yet understand. I have never seen code like that been written anywhere.

[@beingritu9]

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[@shrishashanks]

in vs code i can't able to call once that function

[@sureshgoondla1917]

#include using namespace std; void overLoading(int x, int y, int z) { cout

[@surajpawar1812]

sir can you explain the 5 th rule more properly?

[@CppNuts]

That point is related to function pointer topic, so if you are not sure what is function pointer i have video for that please watch that your doubt should get clear.

[@beingritu9]

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[@vvpChannel3112]

Why return type does not matter in Func overloading ?

[@CppNuts]

Because may be it doesn't make much sense, if you are asking something from a function then different input make sense but different out doesn't make sense. if you need different output type then you will ask with different function name.

[@vvpChannel3112]

@@CppNuts I searched this somewhere and found that return type is not included in name mangling. If it is true, then it makes sense... what do you think Sir?

[@p.n.7309]

Hi..thanks for all the informative videos... Can you please make video on Producer-Consumer problem-solution in C++.

[@CppNuts]

Dude, i have planned that i will complete basic c++ and sorting algorithms first then i will go for multithreading. You will have to wait for some time. :)

[@p.n.7309]

CppNuts Surely.....take your time...

[@CppNuts]

Thank man.. :)