Read And Store All File Lines Into A Vector | C++ Example

[@leythecg]

Another excellent tutorial! Content and presentation at its best! Thank you very much!

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You're very welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it! :-)

[@gabrieldias6430]

really nice video, thanks for sharing your knowledge

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You're welcome Gabriel, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video! :-)

[@lombard2125]

Thanks a lot, a have't heard about the EOF method Appreciate your instructions😅

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[@malekal_aedee4341]

it worked! thank you so much!!

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[@karibiro4945]

correct, strait! how it must to be done! thanks a lot!

[@dobcs3236]

Hi. Can i create owner library like OpenCV by c++ SLT only ? What do I need to learn that

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You could use the C++ STL to create something like OpenCV. OpenCV includes a number of functionalities, so you would very likely use more than C++ STL to implement it. The C++ STL isn't necessarily built to optimize performance, so you may want to re-implement data structures and algorithms yourself instead. There is a lot to OpenCV, before attempting to create something like that you would want to have a reasonably strong background in mathematics, algorithms, etc. Something like OpenCV is typically made by many individuals and not just one person, but it would be a great exercise to learn how some individual aspect of OpenCV works, like one function even, and then try to implement it yourself and understand it. :-)

[@dobcs3236]

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[@dark-ks9ww]

Please sir can u give me some tips on how can i improve my logic skills in programming i can't solve programming problems i practice but i can't get any good at programming when i try to solve a problem i end up looking for the solution online

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I've started working on this playlist to help beginners that are struggling with programming in general: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHXZnX2Xmqykr7c. Most programmers that solve problems all day for a living "look for a solution online", that's why websites like Stackoverflow are so popular. :-) But I know what you mean, it's hard to solve "new problems" you've never seen before. If you do lots and lots of problems, especially if you do so over years and years, eventually even solving new problems becomes easier. What happens is that our brains recognize patterns in the problems, "oh this problem is like this other problem I solved except that...", and we get better at solving them. But it can take a long, long time to get there, and even then as programmers we'll always use Google/etc to help solve problems we haven't seen before.

[@dark-ks9ww]

@@PortfolioCourses thank you so much sir

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@@dark-ks9ww You're welcome! 🙂

[@amrholo4445]

Thanks a lot, sir

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You're very welcome! :-)