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Data Types : 2:40
Arithmetic : 6:02
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Ternary Operator : 13:08
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While Loop : 17:56
Do While Loop : 19:42
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Convert String : 20:56
Strings : 21:39
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Functions : 30:16
Recursive Function : 32:37
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this : 53:16
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thanks a lot..i'd really like to create a system using c++
so, the first question is, what is the next step after this vedio? what am i spose to do?
Great tutorial as usual from the awesome Derek Banas. Thanks A lot man.
Currently I've been learning a few languages and I only ever see really basic tutorials.. At first look the video seemed very overwhelming, until I started to realized that I knew literally every term you were throwing out.. So in summary, THANK YOU for streamlining this experience with the C++ language!!!
Lovely video…. seems it will be easy to jump from C to C++
19:08 rand is printing out some not so random numbers
He sure says 'situation' a lot 😀
I love you, thank you so much, you saved my life
Swapping from Java and this was an incredible video.
Watched the whole video. You told us to let you know…And just so you know, I already knew the first 47 mins of the vid, but I like the way you explain 🙂
No talk about Generics, Templates, Compile time programing. Fail.
As a programmer who knows Java & C, this video was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Such a great summary. Hats off to you!
40:00
I have learned C++ in undergraduate and this is an excellent video to refresh your memory! Thanks much Derek.
It wasn't the entire language…
good!
I don't have enough adderall to keep up here
This is precisely what I was looking for
Go to college to learn c++:
flunked out it's to hard
Watch a hour ten minute video on it:
Wth it's this easy?!!!😂😂
Thumbs up for that cheat sheet!!!
At 16:00 you created a multi dimensional array of chars which I think was a little erronous.
By creating an array of Char[5][5] you implied that you were creating two arrays with 5 characters each.
What you actually did was create 5 arrays with 5 characters each, and only used the first two.
I think this is misleading for people who are not familiar with multi-dimensional arrays.
Is there a good reason for this?
It even shows afterwards when you iterate the array in a loop, it prints 3 blank lines
21:40 I am just setting something kinda bookmark for continuing watching this video, the next time I'm here. Will give the final review after finishing the whole video !
I don’t understand why so many people are scared to death of C++ and refer to it as an incomprehensible monster of a language.
If you can think logically and know the basics of computer science, it’s a breeze.
Nobody ever said that you have to use EVERY SINGLE FEATURE of the language in every project.
It’s actually a blessing that it has a lot of features. They’re there for you to learn about if you come to a point where you need to use them, but you can easily get by ignoring the features that you don’t need.
Man! I love your work. You are really making that C++ sing. Wow that 's incredible. Thanks for the review.
Why not just download a compiler such as CodeBlocks or Visual studio where you can just type the code and run it without using 2 applications?
really good course thank you
Hope you getting 1 Million subscribers soon
Watched your video thrice
Very very very good
Used it just for revision for my upcoming semester which includes "Data Structure and Algorithms" and also "Object Oriented Analysis & Design"
Thanks for sharing. I like your style and code examples. Very easy to understand. Just the last part where you talk about polymorphism and inheritance felt a little rush and I did not understand why destructuring (~) is important. Nevertheless excellent job. Thanks again.
C++ is like the modern version of C.
This is a FANTASTIC refresher…. thanks a lot. PS: Not for people who haven't done C or C++ (or a matter of fact any programming language) before, and certainly not for the faint of heart….
Trying to learn C++ from Java. Watched the whole video and it helped me a lot! Thanks a bunch!
How to Install C++ on Windows : https://youtu.be/SykxWpFwMGs?t=1m47s This is your Prolog video Tut , plz change this.
I watched the whole video, and got everything until the last 10 minutes on virtual functions, when you started using pointers and references for objects instead of the normal class. And I'm still fuzzy on what virtual actually does and why it is needed.
so doing -> in C++ to call class methods is like using the . in Java?
Just finished the video. Very helpful for brushing up on C++ before a data structures lecture.
Could someone count up how many times he comes in there, goes in there, and jumps in there? It seems to happen a lot…
Just clicked this video to comment: Yeah F**cking right!
this gave me a std
pro tip watch tutorial at the speed of 0.9x
At 21:00 , Why did you change the string into an int with stoi? Why could you not do (int) variable?
From earlier it seemed as if you casted types by using the type in brackets beforehand?
For all the ppl who are saying, this tutorial is not for beginners, just stop the video and learn the stuff and continue afterwards!
People always said to me that i should learn C languages first and don't spoil myself with languages like python and javascript. But after programming in those languages for a while i found out that learning c++ is like a peace of cake. Watched this video in 1.25 speed without a pause and understood everything pretty well. I know that i will look up this video and other sources when i forget about some built-in functions but it does not take so much time to learn new programming language anymore even if the language is terrible c++ as many people say
What an amazing job you've done creating this video! Thumbs up, mate! Keep up the outstanding work!! (:>)
Thanks for making this video, watched the whole thing, had to refresh the data.
Precisely what I needed, just a quick, no 6 hours taking introduction to the language.
but…what does the fox say?
It took me two days to watch the whole video cuz i kept replaying so parts