Nested Structures -- C++ Structs Tutorial #5

[@LesediFefe]

I hope this channels gets the recognition it deserves :D

[@TrueGeekWisdom]

Nice, and easily explained thanks! structs in C++ are a 'little different' then in just C, so a few things to watch out for if you are used to structs in C. Love the FooBar, every programmer needs to know FooBar or they are not a real programmer I'll bet your next video will point out your nested structure can also refer to the structure itself in order to make a linked list 🙂 struct node { int x; node *next; };

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Absolutely right. I'm staring at you, access specifiers. Regarding access specifiers, that isn't until chapter 18. We're still in chapter 11. :^)

[@joeyaguirre5656]

Professor can you think about it kind of like referencing

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

If you are referring to something like this: a->b->c; or in Java when you do stuff like a.b.c; I suppose you could. Maybe a better way of thinking about it is more like aggregation or the "has-a" relationship.

[@meigusuyu]

Thank you！

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Welcome!

[@orgen5170]

Thank you so much!!

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Glad it helped!

[@kingjequen6018]

Thank you

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Welcome!

[@jhangirahmad1544]

very good