Switch Case - C++ Tutorial For Beginners #10

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Thanks for helping me with recollecting and clarification. This video was a life saver

[@alex_mahone]

Thanks again for another great video!

[@NeuralNine]

thanks for watching :)

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[@Paul-bi1ic]

bro just speedrunned the calculator😂😂 Nice video!

[@gracefulghost1312]

Another great video. Only thing that I would suggest for other learners since these are the concepts is to practice and refine the calculator by adding an extra if statement by the division case to account for the division by zero in C++ which causes your program to crash prematurely. I think you would have to do another if statement for modulus as well depending on the input of the variables that you use like 0 mod 0.

[@gracefulghost1312]

@Peterolen Thanks your right. I just checked the program again. I knew the program would crash using integers and for some reason I never tried using floats or doubles to do the same test.

[@sewingmachinesindetail]

Thank you for this tutorial. I suppose, that you can use enumeration types in the Switch case structure as well - am I right? I programmed Pascal many years ago, and used enumeration types a lot for state machines.

[@felixvalembois9596]

just thanks man, it is helping me a lot

[@NeuralNine]

glad to hear that :)

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[@Mantikone]

Hi NeuralNine. I have an issue, I try to generate a wordlist but can't find the correct way to do it with crunch... I need 12 caracters wordlist with all combinations with "4 numbers + 1or2Uppercaseletter and the rest in lowercaseletter" (no special caracters). Can you give me an indication on a good way to do it please?

[@joaquins.a.2830]

excellent, Danke!

[@derekboase9996]

I tried adding "std::cin.get()" at the end of this code and it didn't seem to pause the function the same way it did in your "User input" video. Do you know why? Alternatively, I used "system("PAUSE")" which worked, although it of course prints "Press any key to continue..."

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I liked. But have some questions

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aye, now I can continue learning lmao

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have fun and good luck :)

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