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At 31:07, you have an error at user input for array size is because of the data type is different, i.e int and float. But when I did it. It's working, attached my code for reference. #include using namespace std; int main() {int a,b,BG,SG; cout>a; int arr[a]; for(b=0;b
Very beautiful lessons from a more beautiful teacher, although I am not good at English, but the explanation is understandable and deep. Thank you for continuing
Thank you so much, for the first time I really understood arrays. Pls, will you be teaching every topic under Data structure and algorithms as it is one of my modules this semester?
An array is a data-type that holds elements of same type and size in a contiguous locations in memory. In your example "float" is not the type of your array but it is the type of the elements your array can hold. The type of your array is: type of elements + size: so float arraymonths[6] has the type float[6] so we say that type of arraymonths is an array of 6 floats. Since C++ is a strongly-typed language and the size is a part of the array type, the size must be a constant expression non-zero integral value. (must be known at compile-time). int a[6]; int b[10]; Both a and b have different types. e.g: void foo(int(&arr)[6]){ // passing an array by reference // some handling } foo(a);// ok foo(b);// error: cannot convert from int[10] to int[6]. * Access to array's elements is random as long as the elements are contiguous so when specifyjng the index an internal pointer arithmetic is done to walk elements: int a[]{5, 7, 24}; std::cout
1st of all Great Content you have, it's so difficult to find such great quality content. Actually, I wanted to ask, that, Do we cover Trees and Algorithms in the Future? As I and my fellows were in need of such content :), because we are studying Data Structures and Algorithms and we don't have a Quality Content available here, at our University. I found your Tutorials great, so thought to ask :), and I have recently watched the Polymorphism Section of 10Hrs Video :), Quite Informative that was too.
Oh, I didn't watch the whole video before commenting, and you asked us to tell you if we need the Algorithms Tutorials. Yessssssssssssssss I think we need :),
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Another alternative: Since the elements field within the square brackets must be a CONSTant expression, representing the number of elements in the array; const int SIZE = 12; // change here, write everywhere - more optimal (one of your fav words) float monthsArray[SIZE]; float average = total / SIZE;
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I've got an interview in a few weeks for a paid intern position at a company for 6 months learning C++ but the interview requires a baseline understanding and self learning through your videos has been a huge blessing. Thank you for making your content ❤️
Please we need data structures and algorithms full course.
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i do not see many women teaching stuff like this on YT, you teach very well and I can understand you better than any other IT teachers on here. Please keep making these types of videos, thank you very much.
How strange, I'm a student and today I received an assignment on array and it's something I have no idea because of my attendance 😅. And here u are with one of the best tutorials as per my needs. God bless u💕
She explained it so good like she holding your hand the whole time This is the teacher we needed in college someone knowing how to explain everything by detail sub
Absolutely wonderful. You teach very well, and you speak very clearly, making the concept behind really easy to understand and visualize. You're doing great, I'm hooked with your channel.
Also, Algorithms would be a great idea. and C# would be cool after C++. Thanks.
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Great lesson!
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Hi Saldina! I've been watching your videos to learn to C++. Can you please do a video on debugging?
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At 31:07, you have an error at user input for array size is because of the data type is different, i.e int and float. But when I did it. It's working, attached my code for reference.
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{int a,b,BG,SG;
cout>a;
int arr[a];
for(b=0;b
Thanks very much. Really appreciate the last part of the video. Been having a hard time in that area.
Very beautiful lessons from a more beautiful teacher, although I am not good at English, but the explanation is understandable and deep. Thank you for continuing
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Thank you so much, for the first time I really understood arrays. Pls, will you be teaching every topic under Data structure and algorithms as it is one of my modules this semester?
That's the plan 🤗🤞🤞
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An array is a data-type that holds elements of same type and size in a contiguous locations in memory.
In your example "float" is not the type of your array but it is the type of the elements your array can hold.
The type of your array is: type of elements + size:
so float arraymonths[6] has the type float[6] so we say that type of arraymonths is an array of 6 floats.
Since C++ is a strongly-typed language and the size is a part of the array type, the size must be a constant expression non-zero integral value. (must be known at compile-time).
int a[6];
int b[10];
Both a and b have different types. e.g:
void foo(int(&arr)[6]){ // passing an array by reference
// some handling
}
foo(a);// ok
foo(b);// error: cannot convert from int[10] to int[6].
* Access to array's elements is random as long as the elements are contiguous so when specifyjng the index an internal pointer arithmetic is done to walk elements:
int a[]{5, 7, 24};
std::cout
Great in-depth explanation, thanks!
nicely explained, specially the for loop part
1st of all Great Content you have, it's so difficult to find such great quality content.
Actually, I wanted to ask, that, Do we cover Trees and Algorithms in the Future?
As I and my fellows were in need of such content :), because we are studying Data Structures and Algorithms and we don't have a Quality Content available here, at our University.
I found your Tutorials great, so thought to ask :), and I have recently watched the Polymorphism Section of 10Hrs Video :), Quite Informative that was too.
Oh, I didn't watch the whole video before commenting, and you asked us to tell you if we need the Algorithms Tutorials.
Yessssssssssssssss I think we need :),
Very well explained. Thanks
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wow it took my uni 3years to teach me a for loop, while I spent 30 min here, thank you so much, I need to finish c++ by the end of this year
Thanks a lot,your videos are really helpful.Please share a practise exercise if possible.
this video has been very helpful
Mam I am from India and I am really obsessed with your teaching skills your doing well,can you make a video on shortcut keys that your using while coding 😊
Definitely welcome content related to algorithms.
Yes... We are expecting algorithm lessons also from u soon
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There you go ☺️
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Hi Saldina , very nice explanation
Very helpful maam.. very easy to understand.. nice presentation :)
That was very clear. Thanks :)
Another alternative:
Since the elements field within the square brackets must be a CONSTant expression, representing the number of elements in the array;
const int SIZE = 12; // change here, write everywhere - more optimal (one of your fav words)
float monthsArray[SIZE];
float average = total / SIZE;
for (int i = 0; i < SIZE; i++)
{
cout
Super useful tutorial! Thank you!
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Great stuff Saldina! Please make for algotrithms as well:D
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Thanks, so much,I am from Armenia and I have an exam on data structures on Thursday next week!!
Upload next video to learn more , please.
WE have already reached to heaps, AVL trees...((
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Good explanation !!!
yesss we want more, about algorithms too please ♥
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Hey there! Thanks for these tutorials. I just wanted to know can we display an array as a whole using cout function?
Thanks! this playlist was great for me to remember my university classes and fundamentals. It'd be great if you produce some videos about SQL and its window functions.
Nice, Your way is awesome, Coding with Understanding through VS is so easy to learn. Your each word have gives knowledge and no waste of time in your video. Thank you for this stuff.
Why don’t you mention the inclusion of library . With that you can easily get the size of the array.
There is a lot of things that I want to cover in the future videos, but until then, thanks for commenting and providing valuable info for those who are looking for additional knowledge. 🤗🧡
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Thanks so much for your great videos, they are invaluable and much appreciated. Will you be covering vectors in the future?
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Excellent teaching!
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