I'm not sure why this channel got only a small number of views on these awesome tutorials... I was trying to figure out what streams are in C++ then I went ahead to search for a visualization for this abstract concept. Here I am, this video really strengthened my understanding on this topic now.
2 minutes to start talking about the subject matter. Slow speed in general. Not concise. Those are the reasons that came to mind. Hope this info lets you improve your future videos, Caleb. Take care!
When learning CPP it takes a while, so usualy what i do is break my learning into sections, for example. Reading, Watching , Note taking. then applieing what i learned into a program. Recommend this because it really will implement what you learn inside your brain so you dont forget. And if you do you can refer to your notes for a simple summary to remind you.
I woke up this morning and for some reason I wanted to find hundreds of pre-built components for cross-platform development. I'm not even a software developer. It's strange; maybe I heard that somewhere, perhaps repeatedly...
Your videos are special because you touch on the fundamentals of C++. Furthermore, your correlation with basic concepts like memory really helps to understand the subject in depth. Thank you for the video series.
this is my honest review, I have watched almost all major c++ channels on youtube. But this is the best. You explain is so well, at a perfect pace with visualization. Good job Caleb.
Hey man, i really love your vids. The tutorial you make is really awesome that I can really understand the fundamental of c++. Anyway fun fact sometime the way you teach is really unique that help me to not feel bored when studying c++ for my collage class. I hope that i can contact you in person ask some problems. keep it up for this channel. I think you are the only one best teacher for programming i search so far . I also interested in mobile programming like android hope you make those series too. keep it up the good job CALEB !!! #calebgoestobilllonsubs
But, can you kindly make this clarification for me - I can't really say that ,simply, the flow of data is what we call stream but ,actually, they are *classes* and when we create and use objects of these classes, we use *particular ways* of Reading from or Writing to different stuffs, like console or files. Streams make the flow of data from and to particular things like file or console possible. Am I right ?
Well explained! I would love a more in depth video on IO streams. I don't have any specific questions because lack of knowledge, but maybe some history to it, c vs c++, how the compiler handles them, and time/memory performance
❤️, That was a lovely explanation of the concept. Thank you for making this video. I'm sharing this video on Facebook. I wish you get a lot of followers.
Since, Data is being stored in Buffer rather than in Cin, Then How could it possible that Extraction Operator (>>) extracts data from Cin & paste it into the memory location ( Variable) while the data is stored in Buffer memory. plz help Does the Extraction Operator extracts data from buffer ? Plz explain I am confused.
I'm not sure why this channel got only a small number of views on these awesome tutorials... I was trying to figure out what streams are in C++ then I went ahead to search for a visualization for this abstract concept. Here I am, this video really strengthened my understanding on this topic now.
yeahh
2 minutes to start talking about the subject matter. Slow speed in general. Not concise.
Those are the reasons that came to mind.
Hope this info lets you improve your future videos, Caleb. Take care!
Some people wanna learn c++ in "12 minutes",that's the reseon 🙄...
Definitely agree
@@SoFarSoBook watch it in 2x hehe
why does this channel got so little views it is so good
@@Xev729 nani
yes itachi, i agree
Your dog is always besides you . I bet he strated coding by now .
When learning CPP it takes a while, so usualy what i do is break my learning into sections, for example. Reading, Watching , Note taking. then applieing what i learned into a program. Recommend this because it really will implement what you learn inside your brain so you dont forget. And if you do you can refer to your notes for a simple summary to remind you.
i do this but with topics. current topic is 'io stream' so im researching so much
about it so i won't forget it
I love your sense of humor, bud!
your explanation is alright though, I understand enough now, thank you!
If you need more help so I'm here
I woke up this morning and for some reason I wanted to find hundreds of pre-built components for cross-platform development. I'm not even a software developer. It's strange; maybe I heard that somewhere, perhaps repeatedly...
I really have no idea why you have so little views on these videos
god damnit onyx
Your videos are special because you touch on the fundamentals of C++. Furthermore, your correlation with basic concepts like memory really helps to understand the subject in depth. Thank you for the video series.
this is my honest review, I have watched almost all major c++ channels on youtube. But this is the best. You explain is so well, at a perfect pace with visualization. Good job Caleb.
Awesome video but the "do you have to drink water" had me laughing a little
It's not funny, many children have fallen victim to *_The Bucket!_*
I like that you explain the things as weird as I do. That said, the bucket explanation worked perfect for me :D
I love it! lmao! The funny examples you have make it way easier to understand! Thank you so much Mr. Curry!
This was actually helpful
for once, the words spoke more than the picture
Can you help me in I/O files in Xcode?
cin object?is it a method or an object or what?
It took you 59 tutorials to get to iostream? 😱
Hey man, i really love your vids. The tutorial you make is really awesome that I can really understand the fundamental of c++. Anyway fun fact sometime the way you teach is really unique that help me to not feel bored when studying c++ for my collage class. I hope that i can contact you in person ask some problems. keep it up for this channel. I think you are the only one best teacher for programming i search so far . I also interested in mobile programming like android hope you make those series too. keep it up the good job CALEB !!! #calebgoestobilllonsubs
2:02 boy he has tamed onix
But, can you kindly make this clarification for me - I can't really say that ,simply, the flow of data is what we call stream but ,actually, they are *classes* and when we create and use objects of these classes, we use *particular ways* of Reading from or Writing to different stuffs, like console or files. Streams make the flow of data from and to particular things like file or console possible. Am I right ?
Well explained! I would love a more in depth video on IO streams. I don't have any specific questions because lack of knowledge, but maybe some history to it, c vs c++, how the compiler handles them, and time/memory performance
❤️, That was a lovely explanation of the concept. Thank you for making this video. I'm sharing this video on Facebook. I wish you get a lot of followers.
How can I access the transcript of this video?
And yeah this is good!
ONYX!!!!
thanks a lot sir
how to make a project with multiple programming languages
mate, can you please make a video on stringstream in C++
This is probably one of the best explanation of 'buffer concept'. Thank you so much.
You are the best teacher in c++ I have ever encountered you are awesome 👌
Thank you!
you are the best software developer according to me
Good vid
Useless ;(
fantastic introduction. Such an effective lecture .
Since, Data is being stored in Buffer rather than in Cin, Then How could it possible that Extraction Operator (>>) extracts data from Cin & paste it into the memory location ( Variable) while the data is stored in Buffer memory. plz help
Does the Extraction Operator extracts data from buffer ?
Plz explain I am confused.
I am not sure, but I think when you write the program it gets stored in a buffer but when you compile it, it goes from buffer to a memory location.
he said when you press enter in your keyboard code goes from buffer to your program
This helped me so much! Thank you.
thanks so much Caleb
nicely explained sir
You are coool
very effective lecture
2:10 must be the RBG
nice
Does anyone else think of cinnamon when they see “cin”?
not really if you read it like see - in
LOL
nice vid, thx
is rad studio free and how long does it take to learn? I'm using java/kotlin with android studio for android apps, might not want to switch around.
I know C++ builder has a free edition. If you go that route.
Haha holy crap, I checked out after two seconds 🤣. "Dont recommend this channel", please TH-cam!
Who is Onix? A pet?