setw Stream Manipulator | C++ Tutorial

[@jorgerivera9175]

Wow you just got a sub for life I don’t know why this was so confusing when I read it in my book you made the explanation so simple thank you 🙏

[@PortfolioCourses]

You're welcome Jorge, I'm so glad you found the explanation helpful, and welcome aboard! :-)

[@Apprenticer]

It is nice to listen to you. Not only because of the content, but you have a great voice!

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Thank you for the kind feedback Marcin! 🙂

[@darrenfrancis8126]

PAUSE, say no homo

[@cookiewithsunglasses6786]

Thank you for this video. I went through an entire c++ course without fully understanding the setw stream manipulator that was lectured in the first few weeks of the course but now I finally got it lol.

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Awesome, you're welcome! :-)

[@chee4281]

Thank you for this guide! I tried reading but did not understand. Your video really helped

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You're welcome, I'm glad to hear it was able to help you! :-D

[@zereen7]

Can we prompt the user to determine the length of the function setw?

[@PortfolioCourses]

Yes, we could use cin to store an integer entered by the user, and we could provide that as a argument to setw(). :-)

[@RoroElRoro]

fantastic , keep going

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Thank you Ragdha! :-D

[@Silentema]

Hola buen trabajo

[@vincelai4295]

great, help me a lot

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I’m glad to hear that Vince! :-)

[@pinguinauta9353]

Gracias amigo

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De nada! :-)

[@latifahali6070]

works if its only 1 statement have multiple ergo no

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I’m not sure what you mean Latifah?