Working with References in C++

[@unrealdevop]

I searched all over for a good explanation of references and pointers and nobody came close to explaining them as clearly as you do. Thanks for the video.

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Haven't written in C or C++ in 30 years, and suddenly I found something I wanted to do that required C++. So, your lighthearted and straightforward tutorials are a godsend.

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[@ShayanShahmohammadi-l3s]

This video was great as the theoretical video about references was. Hope bests for you❤

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[@severgun]

I think you should mention that pass by value will not only consume memory, but also copy operation can be time consuming. Yes this is premature optimisation. But nothing wrong with mentioning that creating new variable/object and copying data not always cheap operation.

[@RootsThatRuin]

He goes over that in the video preceding this one. He does a really good conceptual overview of references in that video, and this video is kind of just a hands-on implementation video.

[@higiniofuentes2551]

The variable name data is the same outside of the function and inside of the function, is a bit confusing because I thought it could be different?

[@neon3108]

Great video man

[@skypuff]

Informative if I do say so myself🔥🔥🔥

[@DanielLevinedigitalpixel]

Hey Caleb. Great Video. Question. Why does passing a function parameter by reference give a different answer to passing it by value. What is the reasoning here? Thanks in advance

[@haroonstar2195]

It is because when passing a value of the function work, we copy the value of a to x and then increment x. Since we copied a to x and only x was incremented, this means the value of a is the same since it was not put through the function at all. When we set x as a reference instead, it means a and x share a value instead. So now x is being incremented by the function work, which also affects a now since they are referring to one another. That's why the value was different when he used the reference.

[@higiniofuentes2551]

Thank you for this very useful video!

[@arihanttonage7436]

Why did it not work if the argument was a vector(not reference) and when the value was passed?

[@arihanttonage7436]

@Peterolen oh,right. So it had to be done using pass by reference

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[@skypuff]

This is a wonderful and insightful video

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[@pjosifovic]

finally clicked for me. thank you

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4:35 You trolled us.

[@JustThink2000]

Makes a lot of sense but still confusing

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How to make a game using C++

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Great question, did you find anything about it?

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@Artem Katerynych Visual Studio Code

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