C++ A complete and modern course for beginners
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00:00:00 - 00:02:05 - Intro
00:02:05 - 00:05:07 - Welcome to C++ course
00:05:07 - 00:12:09 - Prerequisite and tools
00:12:09 - 00:21:59 - Understand the entry Point
00:21:59 - 00:29:17 - Compare the 2 Hello World
00:29:17 - 00:35:51 - Version history and official docs
00:35:51 - 00:44:31 - Return type and comments
00:44:31 - 00:50:57 - Redefine program in C++
00:50:57 - 00:55:22 - What is namespace in C++
00:55:22 - 01:00:18 - First iteration of program
01:00:18 - 01:08:10 - Can I name that
01:08:10 - 01:17:32 - Get the colour and assignment
01:17:32 - 01:28:13 - Your first intro to pointers
01:28:13 - 01:34:38 - Reference is the actual tough thing in C++
01:34:38 - 01:46:04 - C++ arrays are different with pointers
01:46:04 - 01:57:27 - A formal intro to integers
01:57:27 - 02:09:46 - Conditional and ternary
02:09:46 - 02:17:36 - Conditional as switch
02:17:36 - 02:32:46 - While and do-while loop
02:32:46 - 02:44:10 - For and range-based loop
02:44:10 - 02:58:04 - Loop with pointers and shortcuts
02:58:04 - 03:06:35 - Always use float with caution
03:06:35 - 03:17:00 - Why always divide by zero with try-catch
03:17:00 - 03:25:10 - Sneak peek to functions in C++
03:25:10 - 03:39:36 - Linkers qualifiers prefix and postfix
03:39:36 - 03:46:40 - Basics of operations
03:46:40 - 03:54:19 - Logical AND, OR, and NOT
03:54:19 - 04:01:18 - Bitwise operation in C++
04:01:18 - 04:09:49 - Memory leak in C++
04:09:49 - 04:21:36 - Get started with structs in C++
04:21:36 - 04:28:39 - Enums and preprocessors
04:28:39 - 04:36:17 - A challenge to strongly typed language
04:36:17 - 04:51:43 - Heap and stack memory
04:51:43 - 05:06:28 - Detailed intro to functions
05:06:28 - 05:17:18 - How to create header file in C++
05:17:18 - 05:21:39 - Your first intro to templates
05:21:39 - 05:28:39 - What are functional pointers
05:28:39 - 05:34:36 - nullptr saves the day
05:34:36 - 05:44:09 - Factorial and recursion are close friends
05:44:09 - 05:58:52 - Let's talk about MACROS
05:58:52 - 06:08:59 - Variadic templates and recursion
06:08:59 - 06:16:07 - A design example
06:16:07 - 06:23:52 - Get started with classes and objects
06:23:52 - 06:33:21 - Getters and setters for a data member
06:33:21 - 06:41:43 - Method separation and const-qualified methods
06:41:43 - 07:07:49 - Constructor, destructor, and rule of 3
07:07:49 - 07:10:28 - Disable the constructor
07:10:28 - 07:25:35 - THIS is not easy in C++
07:25:35 - 07:31:27 - Inheritance in my favorite
07:31:27 - 07:45:01 - Base class, derived class, and overriding
07:45:01 - 07:49:29 - Friend keyword comes with caution
07:49:29 - 07:52:34 - Multiple inheritance
07:52:34 - 07:59:35 - Polymorphism and virtual
07:59:35 - 08:04:10 - What are smart pointers
08:04:10 - 08:13:06 - Unique pointers and issues
08:13:06 - 08:16:54 - Shared pointers in smart pointers
08:16:54 - 08:20:24 - Weak pointers in smart pointers
08:20:24 - 08:32:48 - Move semantics, Lvalue, and Rvalue
08:32:48 - 08:48:13 - Vectors - Dynamic array
08:48:13 - 08:56:49 - Lambda - a small hello
08:56:49 - 09:04:47 - Create, rename, and delete files
09:04:47 - 09:13:39 - Reading and writing into files and MODES
09:13:39 - 09:23:30 - Introduction to STL
09:23:30 - 09:31:07 - Main components in STL
09:31:07 - 09:38:02 - Functions in STL
09:38:02 - 09:46:05 - Sort algorithm in STL
09:46:05 - 09:50:23 - Search algorithm in STL
09:50:23 - 09:57:01 - Partition and stable partition in STL
09:57:01 - 10:06:18 - Revisiting vectors in STL
10:06:18 - 10:24:25 - List in STL
10:24:25 - End of List
Great work bro
iske paise kon deta hai bhai aapko😆
@@USAIDFAHADap de dedijeye bhaiii 😂😂
job lag jayegi to de dunga🤭
@@USAIDFAHAD sahi mil jayega bhai
Thank you so much for this. I am close to 70 years of age and your teaching style/methods makes learning really enjoyable.
why are you learning cpp at age of 70
Just retire now grandpa and let us take on from here 🎉
@@Amanc7 curiosity and abundance in resources maybe
@@Amanc7 there isn't a time limit to learning, only death stops you.
@@Amanc7 What a stupid ass question!
51:00 namespace
1:17:00 pointers
1:28:15 references
5:23:00 function pointers
5:30:00 NULL
5:35:30 recursion
5:44:49 macros
6:00:00 Variadic
6:09:27 OOPs
6:27:00 Getters and Setters
6:33:00 More on classes
7:25:00 Inheritance
7:50:00 Inheritance Part 2
8:00:00 Smart, Shared and Weak Pointers
8:00:00 Move Semantic
Golden heart to open source his video library. Thank you so much sir! ❤❤
Mere ko unban kar
In discord
Once a C++ programmer is always a C++ programmer, I have been watching your series on different programming languages I thought you have abandoned CPP, thanks for this great work♥
C++ is True ❤
True dude you can learn any other language but C++ is the first love of every programmer
Do you know Microsoft is rewriting its C++ codebase to Rust?
@@muditkhanna8164 yes I knew.
@@muditkhanna8164 from where you get the info
I have attached a complete list of timestamps for everyone. Thank me later :)
00:00:00 - 00:02:05 - Intro
00:02:05 - 00:05:07 - Welcome to C++ course
00:05:07 - 00:12:09 - Prerequisite and tools
00:12:09 - 00:21:59 - Understand the entry Point
00:21:59 - 00:29:17 - Compare the 2 Hello World
00:29:17 - 00:35:51 - Version history and official docs
00:35:51 - 00:44:31 - Return type and comments
00:44:31 - 00:50:57 - Redefine program in C++
00:50:57 - 00:55:22 - What is namespace in C++
00:55:22 - 01:00:18 - First iteration of program
01:00:18 - 01:08:10 - Can I name that
01:08:10 - 01:17:32 - Get the colour and assignment
01:17:32 - 01:28:13 - Your first intro to pointers
01:28:13 - 01:34:38 - Reference is the actual tough thing in C++
01:34:38 - 01:46:04 - C++ arrays are different with pointers
01:46:04 - 01:57:27 - A formal intro to integers
01:57:27 - 02:09:46 - Conditional and ternary
02:09:46 - 02:17:36 - Conditional as switch
02:17:36 - 02:32:46 - While and do-while loop
02:32:46 - 02:44:10 - For and range-based loop
02:44:10 - 02:58:04 - Loop with pointers and shortcuts
02:58:04 - 03:06:35 - Always use float with caution
03:06:35 - 03:17:00 - Why always divide by zero with try-catch
03:17:00 - 03:25:10 - Sneak peek to functions in C++
03:25:10 - 03:39:36 - Linkers qualifiers prefix and postfix
03:39:36 - 03:46:40 - Basics of operations
03:46:40 - 03:54:19 - Logical AND, OR, and NOT
03:54:19 - 04:01:18 - Bitwise operation in C++
04:01:18 - 04:09:49 - Memory leak in C++
04:09:49 - 04:21:36 - Get started with structs in C++
04:21:36 - 04:28:39 - Enums and preprocessors
04:28:39 - 04:36:17 - A challenge to strongly typed language
04:36:17 - 04:51:43 - Heap and stack memory
04:51:43 - 05:06:28 - Detailed intro to functions
05:06:28 - 05:17:18 - How to create header file in C++
05:17:18 - 05:21:39 - Your first intro to templates
05:21:39 - 05:28:39 - What are functional pointers
05:28:39 - 05:34:36 - nullptr saves the day
05:34:36 - 05:44:09 - Factorial and recursion are close friends
05:44:09 - 05:58:52 - Let's talk about MACROS
05:58:52 - 06:08:59 - Variadic templates and recursion
06:08:59 - 06:16:07 - A design example
06:16:07 - 06:23:52 - Get started with classes and objects
06:23:52 - 06:33:21 - Getters and setters for a data member
06:33:21 - 06:41:43 - Method separation and const-qualified methods
06:41:43 - 07:07:49 - Constructor, destructor, and rule of 3
07:07:49 - 07:10:28 - Disable the constructor
07:10:28 - 07:25:35 - THIS is not easy in C++
07:25:35 - 07:31:27 - Inheritance in my favorite
07:31:27 - 07:45:01 - Base class, derived class, and overriding
07:45:01 - 07:49:29 - Friend keyword comes with caution
07:49:29 - 07:52:34 - Multiple inheritance
07:52:34 - 07:59:35 - Polymorphism and virtual
07:59:35 - 08:04:10 - What are smart pointers
08:04:10 - 08:13:06 - Unique pointers and issues
08:13:06 - 08:16:54 - Shared pointers in smart pointers
08:16:54 - 08:20:24 - Weak pointers in smart pointers
08:20:24 - 08:32:48 - Move semantics, Lvalue, and Rvalue
08:32:48 - 08:48:13 - Vectors - Dynamic array
08:48:13 - 08:56:49 - Lambda - a small hello
08:56:49 - 09:04:47 - Create, rename, and delete files
09:04:47 - 09:13:39 - Reading and writing into files and MODES
09:13:39 - 09:23:30 - Introduction to STL
09:23:30 - 09:31:07 - Main components in STL
09:31:07 - 09:38:02 - Functions in STL
09:38:02 - 09:46:05 - Sort algorithm in STL
09:46:05 - 09:50:23 - Search algorithm in STL
09:50:23 - 09:57:01 - Partition and stable partition in STL
09:57:01 - 10:06:18 - Revisiting vectors in STL
10:06:18 - 10:24:25 - List in STL
10:24:25 - End of List
thanks so much
Is this complete c++ course ?
So, You rendered 10hr of HD video 😮. Thank you so much sir
It was almost 12 hours but due to crashing I removed last few topics
@@HiteshCodeLab Masive respect to you sir for giving the best course on C++ for free of cost.
@@HiteshCodeLab Will you upload those later ??
@@HiteshCodeLab where can I watch those removed topics?
Oh man we didn't even knew how much we needed it, thank you is not enough for you Histesh sir
Bookmarks of topics could greatly help! Thanks for the wonderful work Hitesh
Timestamp
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00:00 - Course intro
2:04 - Welcome to C++ bootcamp
5:05 - Prerequisites and tools
12:08 - Entry point
22:00 - Compare 2 'Hello world'
29:18 - Versions of C++
35:53 - Syntax of C++
1:46:40 - Integers
1:57:34 - Conditionals
Hey let's help him create the timestamp.
Just reply in this comment the timestamp you found in this course. I'll add them in my comment. Thus this comment will help us create a complete timestamp of this course.
1:46:40 - integers
1:57:34 - Conditionals
I am using C++ for three years now, never saw a more concise course. Typically most tutorials take 50/60 hours to explain everything with OOPs & STL decently.
I wish I had this video earlier.
What kind of things have you developed with C++. I am interested in learning the SDL library , OpenGL for 3D rendering
@@manoyal If you want to do for your personal interests do it, but don't waste your time otherwise with C&C++. I made that mistake.
Learn Rust if you want to go low with language.
@@arghadeepmisra7865Why rust? Why not c++? I heard that maximum big tech companies use c++ and majority of hfts also use c++.
@@arghadeepmisra7865 why waste time? what's the issue with c++ and c? what alternatives do you suggest and for what?
Date: 04/04/2024
Time: 11:29 PM
Completed whole video in three days (18hours)
This gentleman is very practical and a good teacher It feels like in person's lesson.
1:17:00 assignment question1
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
string first_name;
string last_name;
cout
I am commenting now currently doing entry point. I will edit this comment once I complete this course. But for right now, Sir the way you are explaiing stuff is amazing . Hats off to you !!
3 weeks ago
00:00:00 - 00:02:05 - Intro
00:02:05 - 00:05:07 - Welcome to C++ course
00:05:07 - 00:12:09 - Prerequisite and tools
00:12:09 - 00:21:59 - Understand the entry Point
00:21:59 - 00:29:17 - Compare the 2 Hello World
00:29:17 - 00:35:51 - Version history and official docs
00:35:51 - 00:44:31 - Return type and comments
00:44:31 - 00:50:57 - Redefine program in C++
00:50:57 - 00:55:22 - What is namespace in C++
00:55:22 - 01:00:18 - First iteration of program
01:00:18 - 01:08:10 - Can I name that
01:08:10 - 01:17:32 - Get the colour and assignment
01:17:32 - 01:28:13 - Your first intro to pointers
01:28:13 - 01:34:38 - Reference is the actual tough thing in C++
01:34:38 - 01:46:04 - C++ arrays are different with pointers
01:46:04 - 01:57:27 - A formal intro to integers
01:57:27 - 02:09:46 - Conditional and ternary
02:09:46 - 02:17:36 - Conditional as switch
02:17:36 - 02:32:46 - While and do-while loop
02:32:46 - 02:44:10 - For and range-based loop
02:44:10 - 02:58:04 - Loop with pointers and shortcuts
02:58:04 - 03:06:35 - Always use float with caution
03:06:35 - 03:17:00 - Why always divide by zero with try-catch
03:17:00 - 03:25:10 - Sneak peek to functions in C++
03:25:10 - 03:39:36 - Linkers qualifiers prefix and postfix
03:39:36 - 03:46:40 - Basics of operations
03:46:40 - 03:54:19 - Logical AND, OR, and NOT
03:54:19 - 04:01:18 - Bitwise operation in C++
04:01:18 - 04:09:49 - Memory leak in C++
04:09:49 - 04:21:36 - Get started with structs in C++
04:21:36 - 04:28:39 - Enums and preprocessors
04:28:39 - 04:36:17 - A challenge to strongly typed language
04:36:17 - 04:51:43 - Heap and stack memory
04:51:43 - 05:06:28 - Detailed intro to functions
05:06:28 - 05:17:18 - How to create header file in C++
05:17:18 - 05:21:39 - Your first intro to templates
05:21:39 - 05:28:39 - What are functional pointers
05:28:39 - 05:34:36 - nullptr saves the day
05:34:36 - 05:44:09 - Factorial and recursion are close friends
05:44:09 - 05:58:52 - Let's talk about MACROS
05:58:52 - 06:08:59 - Variadic templates and recursion
06:08:59 - 06:16:07 - A design example
06:16:07 - 06:23:52 - Get started with classes and objects
06:23:52 - 06:33:21 - Getters and setters for a data member
06:33:21 - 06:41:43 - Method separation and const-qualified methods
06:41:43 - 07:07:49 - Constructor, destructor, and rule of 3
07:07:49 - 07:10:28 - Disable the constructor
07:10:28 - 07:25:35 - THIS is not easy in C++
07:25:35 - 07:31:27 - Inheritance in my favorite
07:31:27 - 07:45:01 - Base class, derived class, and overriding
07:45:01 - 07:49:29 - Friend keyword comes with caution
07:49:29 - 07:52:34 - Multiple inheritance
07:52:34 - 07:59:35 - Polymorphism and virtual
07:59:35 - 08:04:10 - What are smart pointers
08:04:10 - 08:13:06 - Unique pointers and issues
08:13:06 - 08:16:54 - Shared pointers in smart pointers
08:16:54 - 08:20:24 - Weak pointers in smart pointers
08:20:24 - 08:32:48 - Move semantics, Lvalue, and Rvalue
08:32:48 - 08:48:13 - Vectors - Dynamic array
08:48:13 - 08:56:49 - Lambda - a small hello
08:56:49 - 09:04:47 - Create, rename, and delete files
09:04:47 - 09:13:39 - Reading and writing into files and MODES
09:13:39 - 09:23:30 - Introduction to STL
09:23:30 - 09:31:07 - Main components in STL
09:31:07 - 09:38:02 - Functions in STL
09:38:02 - 09:46:05 - Sort algorithm in STL
09:46:05 - 09:50:23 - Search algorithm in STL
09:50:23 - 09:57:01 - Partition and stable partition in STL
09:57:01 - 10:06:18 - Revisiting vectors in STL
10:06:18 - 10:24:25 - List in STL
10:24:25 - End of List
Great sir.
Can you please make a series of Java DSA course if possible.. love your teaching style ❤️
Thanks a lot for this! I am a exprcd dev who uses high level languages and this was well paced and super easy to understand!
Who are you??? You know everything, I learn a lot from you man thank you and good ahead
Aesthetic as well as Useful content sir ❤
somehow this video were not get noticed by the youtube algorithm, i did'nt know that this channel have this c++ video until i visited channel and browse directly to the playlists.
Maybe Hitesh should put better SEO keywords in the description.
i suspect using the word "Cpp" does not trigger the algorithm, try to use "C++" instead
Updated, thanks
1:17:45 pointers and references
5:23:00 function pointers
5:30:00 NULL (passing nullptr to function 😶)
5:35:30 recursion
5:44:49 macros
6:00:00 Variadic
6:09:27 OOP
Wooooohh! What a course sir
You have done a great job by publishing this course
Thank you so so much
So happy to see this.
If we are inheriting publicly, the public members will become the public member of the derived class, protected becomes the protected.
Private inheritance: Public and protected members become the private member of the derived class. So from the child of the derived class, we cant access these members.
Please correct me if I'm wrong @hitesh
Hi,
I like the video and I am watching an hour a day. I do have a comment. At time 1: 27:50, I think your code is not as clear as it could be.
the first printf() should be after line 18.
printf("Value of card is: %d
", my_card);
the second printf() should be after line 21.
printf("Value of card is: %p
", myp);
the third printf() should be after line 23.
printf(Value of card is: %d
, my_card);
I suggest this because you want to see the value of my_card after line 18 and before line 23.
The way your code is written, it has it just printing the value of my_card (assigned at line 23) twice.
I also think this would make it clearer for the reader.
Thanks and I look forward to finishing the video!
James
Sir I am from Pakistan I like your teaching style and courses
18:59 Sir, I always love your daring nature😁😁You always dare to break rules and impress us! Thank you so much by the first glimpse of this section that I am definitely going to learn with quality. Thank so much sir once more
Thank you very much for sharing - here is commands to install c and c++ on windows for vscode
First we will download and install msys2.
After that we use the series of commands to install packages and update system.
Commands used :
Update the package database and base packages using
pacman -Syu
Update rest of the base packages
pacman -Su
Now open up the Msys MinGW terminal
To install gcc and g++ for C and C++
For 64 bit
pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc
For 32 bit
pacman -S mingw-w64-i686-gcc
To install the debugger ( gdb ) for C and C++
For 64 bit
pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-gdb
For 32 bit
pacman -S mingw-w64-i686-gdb
To check
gcc version : gcc --version
g++ version : g++ --version
gdb version : gdb --version
After installing these programs, we need to set the Path environment variable.
Fair enough, i also used arch and g++ can be directly downloaded from Pacman
4:28:50 - auto datatype
5:34:58 - recursion
this was a great i completed it in 2 months of coding along during the night and early morning since im working full time as a python dev. and im now able tostart my real work project. although i feel the course is somehow incomplete, because you usually give closing remarks in your other videos but here i get the feeling there is another part of it after the priorityLists. anyways now i can dive in the docs and get stuff for myself since you kindly gave us this nice background.
Overall it was a good video and you explained everything so pationately which i liked. nothing was tooo complicated except when we overloaded these operators so that we could work with vectors hahaha that part was something.
but overal the course was 11 out of 10 stars, yess 11 stars😂.
If your time allows, think about such Java and DSA videos as well
Great Work. Really looking forward to similar video on Java + DSA
❤❤❤ Exactly
Thanks sir
Man with a golden heart
I request you sir to make a video on any c++ framework instead...It would really be helpful for me
Hitesh choudhary defines as productivity time management discipline consistent
please start series on machine learning and data science
I'll buy all your courses and promote it for everyone who like to be prooooo
I request you please build chai with Java, as like as chai with JavaScript. If you have a time Hitesh Sir. Eagerly waiting for your Java Tutorial Hitesh Sir............
Thanks a lot sir for releasing this wonderfull course.
Thank you 🎉 Sir, Very useful and good course.
Amazing course, The Wait is over ❤️😘
Without watching..Thanks for even making it..🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏
DOUBT!
at 6:27:49 why the setter function setSecret() is accepting a reference variable? The value can be changed even without a reference variable, then why are we even using a reference variable?
It will be much more beneficial for average students if you make this video in Hinglish Language!..
I'm a beginner and wanted to learn cpp in properly and indepth.... Will this video be enough? Or can it provide me with a good start ?
At 6:40:01 time, you said "constant method cannot access non-constant method". I guess it would be "constant object cannot access non-constant methods". Not a big deal, just a small suggesting, maybe you would wish to fix it.
Thank you so much Hitesh,
Such a Long Course Sir...
Hope your System is Fine and Not Crashing
Thank you for such wonderful course and for the simplest explanation.
This is an amazing course 🔥
Thank you sir your voice is clear it's very good to learn from you
what a lecture🔥🔥🔥, simply awesome!!!
Thank you so much for this
Thank you so so much Hitesh ❤️
Amazing sir thank you so much 🤩🤩🤩🤩❤️🔥
"It is called life, cause it makes sense" 😗
Thank you for this gift.....💯🔥
1:33:15 we use reference variables when we are dealing with function parameters.
1:34:00 Arrays
Reference is something that allows programmer to create second name for existing variable.
Awesome 👍👍
Thanks for uploading it
Notes needed ❤❤
Yesssss.... Letsss Go😊😊😊😊😊. Thankyou
if I am not wrong & - references are like "var" which changes the value everywhere if you change it at one place kind of like that?
Just.... you are best.
7:37:43
class Base {
public:
int public_data;
protected:
int protected_data;
private:
int private_data;
};
class Derived : public Base {
};
int main() {
// Create an instance of the derived class.
Derived derived;
// Access the public member of the base class.
derived.public_data = 100;
// Cannot access the protected member of the base class.
// derived.protected_data = 100; // Error
// Cannot access the private member of the base class.
// derived.private_data = 100; // Error
return 0;
}
This is the purpose of specifying public before base class
Thank you Sir!! 🤟❣
Another Drlegend recommended video and is rating this video 5 stars (*****) Hitesh ease you into c++, providing you with easy to follow steps and explanations, explain as he goes along. If you are new to C++, THIS the VIDEO for you. I believed base on the content of this video that he invested lot of time and effort to create this video. Take a look. you can and will learn C++ with this video, plus Hitesh does not try to sell you anything. he does not even keep remind you to subscribe ... just pure content. Please give it a try.
Thank you so much sir 😇🤝
Thankyou so much sir.
please do a video on multithreading in c++
Thank you sir.
Would you kindly point out the timestamps so that viewers can study by Topic wise?
Sir C# & .Net full course video pls 🙏😊
Hi Hitesh. I am currently learning CPP and your videos are helping me alot in the journey. Can anyone help me out, we use template to define a generic data type on the go. What is the difference between the auto and templates in terms of their usage and end results as the end results are the same as per my understanding.
auto are used when we are getting value from function from another user and we dont know what type of value return is going to happen
if i m wrong then tell me
Thanks a Ton for this !
Appreciated for the effort made takes a lot for shoot 10+ hrs video, good job!
Amazing session sir ❤❤❤
Sir please make a tutorial series for DSA as well
Thanks 🙏❤ Sir 🙏❤
2:10:00 Switch
2:17:45 Loops
2:44:00 for loop part2
2:58:14 Float Data Type
3:25:21 Linkers
Thanks a lot.
just wondering if job opportunities had increased in the cpp market?
Will you be teaching DSA in c++ as well?
Assignment 1#
#include
#include
using namespace std;
int main(){
string firstName, lastName;
cout
Bhai lajawab h 🙏🙏💥💥🔥
Thank you sir
how much time you worked on this one video including recording editing uploading ppt etc.
Hi sir can you pleasse tell is this the same c++ course which is avaliable on learncodeonline ?
Completed the course on 12/03/23
Now go and build something
Can you do a Java course like this?
sir if you have developed in Rust, please can you have a course on that as well as the way you taught us c++ is the only way i could have got it
so thank you sir and please if possible make one course on rust as well as c++ and rust are similar, thank you so much sir.
Audio quality 🔥🔥
Is this video is sufficient for doing competitive programming with c++
Timestamp for my progress
day one: 1:08:08
What are we gonna make from this?
Are there any projects inthis?
Thanks
Never use _underscore names. They are reserved for the STL and may cause conflict.
Aren't they all in std namespace?
@@ДенисГрулев Not all
1:22:00
1:41:00 Sir here you haven't specifies any index in another_array then how the 29 is at 0th index only