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Michael Hoefer
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2006
Hello! I am an instructor and graduate student at the University of Colorado Boulder. I primarily use this channel for sharing programming lessons with my students, but if you dig deep enough you might just find an amazing video of ants working together to carry a caterpillar down a milkweed plant.
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Intro to reading from files in Python
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Intro to reading from files in Python
Lists and Dictionaries in Python are Mutable
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Lists and Dictionaries in Python are Mutable
Nested Data Structures in Python (List of Dictionaries)
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Nested Data Structures in Python (List of Dictionaries)
String Slicing (Making substrings) in Python
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String Slicing (Making substrings) in Python
Creating a new SQLite Database in SQLiteStudio on a Mac
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Creating a new SQLite Database in SQLiteStudio on a Mac
Intro to Booleans and If statements in Python
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Intro to Booleans and If statements in Python
Debug Multi-File C++ Programs in VS Code and WSL (Windows)
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Debug Multi-File C Programs in VS Code and WSL (Windows)
CSCI 1300 F 2020 Practicum 3 Review Video
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CSCI 1300 F 2020 Practicum 3 Review Video
CSCI 1300 - Levels of Abstraction in Programming
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CSCI 1300 - Levels of Abstraction in Programming
I spent way too long not being able to figure this out, and your video was able to help me in only 6-ish minutes. Thank you!
thank u!
Remember! This works for projects within a single folder. Also, if files in the same folder define functions that have the same name, it leads to redefined errors. So, use it wisely <3
Good point, thanks for mentioning this.
You saved me. Thanks bro
What extension are being used. My terminal tells me fatal error *.cpp. However, the initial error is my exact issue.
Hmm I don't think there are any special extensions other than the standard Microsoft C++ extension.
Actually one of the comments below suggests that Microsoft updated the C++ extension and it might not support wild cards anymore. I am not coding in C++ at the moment so am not aware of what's going on with the extension updates. But you can look at the comments below (sort by newest) and look at reckless velociraptor comments
thanks it works
Thanks
Thanks for the video, I have been searching for the same solution. I am wondering how to work with subfolders with multiple files? is it possible? instead of *.cpp can we put something else to consider subfolder cpp files?
I haven't tested this but there are other comments on this video with suggestions for this. For example: "${fileDirname}\\*.cpp",
graciass
Amazing 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks, that very helpful!!!
THANK YOU
wildcard do not work for some reason, *.cpp do not extend for me it just stays as '*.cpp' and it says there is no such file
It didn't work for me either. To make it work, I added the name of each file. Like this: "args": [ "-fdiagnostics-color=always", "-g", "file1.cpp", "file2.cpp", "file3.cpp", "-o",
It broke with the nevest update of C/C++ extension from microsoft. Roll back to previous version and wildcard works again. It is pain without wildcard. I recommend to disable all updates. @@Rafael-4ac
@@recklessvelociraptor2579 thank you for commenting this. I haven't been using C++ lately and missed this update. Thank you.
I cannot like this video enough. I messed around with CMAKE , and all kinds of other videos and this was the one that helped!
YES!!!! IT WORKED!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I extremely thanks to you since I stuck with this concept 3-4 hours and then I can get along with it😊
The video is very clear. The solution is neat and simple.
Thanks
For me it doesn't work. I'm on Windows OS
Simplest solution ever...Thanks
Thank you so much!!
I like the way you start the video with what will happen if the viewer stops watching now. Then going on to show the solution. So much better than "show them what you are going to tell them, tell them, show them what you just told them.". Excellent video, thank you.
Thanks! I was trying to figure out a solution for hours!
Thanks for the video!!!!
Thank you sooooo very much!!!!
I've been searching for 2 days for a solution ....thanks a lot
Thank you!
thank you
Thank You For All Your Videos Thank
I forgot to show another useful vector function, pop_back. You can call something like my_vec.pop_back() and it will remove the last element from the vector, and reduce the size by 1.
Excelent video but I have a question: when i click on the green box in the bottom left corner saying "WSL: Ubuntu", it doesn't give me the option "Reopen Folder with WSL". Do I need to install something? Thank you.
If it already says WSL: Ubuntu next to that icon down there, that means your window is already open in WSL so you can proceed.
Thx duuuuude
It says that it was built succesfully but then it says "Unable to start debbuging. The value of miDebuugerPath is valid. What should I do? I did exactly what you did on the video.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gdb
try running that command in your terminal to install gdb (the debugger)
@@michaelhoefer thanks a lot, I will try it
I don't have a launch.json file
go to run->start debugging. And just click through, and that will automatically create the launch.json for you. It will fail at first, but it will build you a launch.json that you can edit.
thank you man, I'm a noob in vscode and those .json files scared me, you save me.
glad to hear this helped. Let me know if there are other videos that would be helpful. Haven't been on here much lately but I'm teaching again so could make some more videos if it's helpful.
Absolute genius! Thnak you
I cannot express how much appreciation I have for this man rn !
I signed in to like this video just because of the description. Tysm
Thank you so much that helped alot ❤️
Thank you so much 🥹
thanks dude it worked
thx man you saved my day !!
YOU FIXED MY PROBLEM. THANK YOU KING!
thanks
Thank's men.
you the real mvp
You're great man! Keep it up!
Thanks! You save me!
mine is still not working
Unfortunately this method doesn't work on Ubuntu Linux.