C++ Vectors Tutorial: Master Dynamic Arrays and Advanced Data Storage

In this comprehensive C++ tutorial on vectors, you'll unlock the full potential of dynamic arrays and harness the power of advanced data storage. Learn how to effectively use vectors, a versatile container class in C++, to dynamically manage collections of elements, making your code more flexible and efficient. Discover essential vector functions, like resizing, adding and removing elements, and iterating through data. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced C++ developer, this video will equip you with the knowledge and skills to leverage vectors for a wide range of programming tasks. Take your C++ programming to the next level with this in-depth exploration of vectors!
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[@MrBoka45]

You are good professor thanks

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Thank you! 😃

[@leroyjenkins8886]

This has been integral learning about how vectors work and how I can use size of instead of just guessing how large the vector is in my for loops is very interesting

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Glad it helped!

[@honoredcodes]

Thank You :)

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

You're welcome!

[@Gustavastas]

very clear explanations. thanks.

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Hi! Really glad you found it helpful and thanks for the kind words!

[@aslamtu]

Thanks

[@chinoa9378]

Professor, can you use a range based for loop to find the highest value in a vector?
This is how i would use a normal loop
int high = b[0];
for (int i = 1; i < b.size(); i++)
{
if (b[i] > high)
{
high = b[i];
}
}
return high;
just wondering if ranged based for loops can do the same

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Yes. Absolutely. Just use the target variable instead of b[i]

[@kmalnasef1512]

thank you

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

You're welcome!

[@bashiraddean-mufarreh]

Excuse me . If you don't mind. Sir, can you write me a plan to learn programming in C plus Plus? From beginning to accessing networks, networked decision-making systems.

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

Absolutely. catalog.csueastbay.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=21&poid=8388

[@canadug1]

I can't be the only one the giggled at the 8675309 reference.

[@ProfessorHankStalica]

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