What are C++ namespaces? 📛

[@BroCodez]

#include
namespace first{
int x = 1;
}
namespace second{
int x = 2;
}
int main() {
int x = 0;
std::cout

[@mwanziesaffa4167]

You made this series YEARS AGO but I'm benefitting from the information ON this series in August 2024. Good teaching!

[@Blackilykat]

thank you for the warning about `using namespace std`, my teacher is telling us to always use that when writing in c++

[@ScrubGuy]

FOR REAL THAT IS SUCH A LIFE SAVER 😂

[@MO-fg2cm]

My teacher said without that your c++ code won't be executed ... but never thought the logic behind

[@elixerprince_music]

I told tell my lecturer it's not advised to put using namespace std; and he said that it was just an opinion. After that, I knew I had no business learning from him because his knowledge was limited.

[@spamfilter32]

Thabk you for going over "using namespace std" and why it shouldn't be used. So many tutorials start wirh it and never explain to people what it is, and why they are using it.

[@johnnyappleseed1792]

Excellent breakdown. Quick, clear and concise. Thanks

[@artemzakharchuk2842]

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[@ahmetwentvoid]

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[@林二郎-k5h]

Thank for teaching C++

[@GaneshKumatole]

Thank you so much for this one ..
NOW I GET THIS 🔥🔥👍👍

[@stasvasilev]

this is the best explanation of it!

[@phanindra-191]

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[@FrederikWollert]

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[@curiouslife6014]

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[@Robin-gd8py]

You are the best. Please keep it up.

[@arooba6132]

you can use "using namespace std ; " after "include" instead of using "std::" in every line

[@MRFACT-n6t]

thx for teaching namespace its life changing

[@ryanalnaser914]

whatever anything before or after whatever anything I do or did or anything

[@learningXode-NG]

its some what similiar to different object with same class

[@EssedikAbdelRahimStudentBachou]

but why i dont see it as a solution? its just lowering down the probability of a conflict, because we can still find a conflicting namespaces

[@fitwithartin]

Thamk you!

[@AshutoshSharma-q8v]

loving it

[@isabasar1938]

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[@oDiablo]

Thank you so much

[@iliabarani6766]

This one was cool

[@AbdurRShanto]

Man i did not knew this ..

[@yellowhellow-wi9gi]

thank you

[@Overdrink7]

Thanks

[@katz789]

who's letting bro cook!!

[@aon1069]

So I tried using this code
#include

[@lolman6976]

no it doesnt it stays the same

[@disabledfabrication]

No, it doesn't.
Test this code:
```
#include
namespace first {
int x = 1;
}
int main() {
using namespace first;
int x = 0;
std::cout

[@pseudo-CraftingTable]

No, it doesn't.
Test this code:
```
#include
namespace first {
int x = 1;
}
int main() {
using namespace first;
int x = 0;
std::cout

[@affanhossainrakib]

algo algo

[@stiz10]

#include
int main (){
std::string

[@hunin27]

that is wrong ?

[@better_than_apple]

Error in 3rd line
Remove "

[@gusgus1330]

namespace cnts
{
// namespace for constants
const int DAYS_PER_WEEK = 7;
const int WEEKS_PER_MONTH = 4;
const int MONTHS_PER_YEAR = 12;
const int DAYS_PER_YEAR = 365;
}
namespace msgs
{
// namespace for messages
std::string hello = "Hello there!";
std::string welcome = "Welcome!";
std::string gameOver = "GAME OVER!";
}
int main()
{
int days_per_month = cnts::DAYS_PER_WEEK * cnts::WEEKS_PER_MONTH;
std::cout

[@muhammadshahmeer7103]

thanks bro

[@acridpie4492]

Thanks