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Why bald guy is always so fantastic af

Now this concept is my academic weapon for the OOP theory exam. Loved it

professor is there any assignment that would help us in each lesson ? and THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORT

thank you

Very good , clear and simple explanation !!! good job... I also saw this line srand(time(NULL)); on top of the main function for this to not generate the same number all the time

You are the best. I watched many videos before finding yours. Thank you very much.

great content helps alot in understanding the textbook

clear + simple = thank you so much

hello elliot

So clear for me. Thank you so much Prof!

Thank you SO much

Where can I check the answers of this book question?

Thanks for this video. I have a question about multiple casting Here is an example: int array[5]{}; array[0] = 1; array[1] = 2; Is it possible to keep the pointer arithmetic here as "int" but assign only a byte? So that "= 1" and "= 2" would be treated as a single byte/char instead of an int.

Thank so much ❤

when i create a new file in a repel it and writes code it shows that main cannot be written again.What should I do

// While practicing functions, I encountered an error. Can you explain why? // I tried using `void` as an argument in the function call. // Why can't `void` be used this way, and what is the proper way to call a function that takes no arguments? void myFunction(void) { // Function body } int main() { myFunction(void); // Why is this incorrect? return 0; }

Professor can you think about it kind of like referencing

just made things easier thank you very much

thank you so much for this explanation of pure virtual functions!

Thanks prof!

I'm more curious. Can you make a series on a simple Pong Game with no graphics engine. Using only Ascii Characters. Is it possible ? I never tried but theory wise. It should be possible. Let you pick the game. Cheers

Keep It up Professor

I'm confused why getting through the loop guarantees a solution. If we take the map coloring example and use two colors, we would get through the loop, since for each pair of nodes, we can always color them differently. However, the map is not two colorable so there is not a solution even though we got through the loop.

Great video but the numbers in that vector sound familiar.

I am watching your explanation from Jordan. Thank you and I hope you become a Muslim💫💫

Python sort function the same.

This site looks interesting. Would be better if this was AI powered and would make suggestions after running your code. Then you could compile it for your project to test.

First here!

second!

First!

Professor Hank makes it look so easy.

Thanks for sharing amazing knowledge....❤👍

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You are wonderful sir... How are you... You are the first reason I love programming in C++... and I want to ask you what is best if you want to make network software. Do I continue with C++ or move to Java or do you have another opinion?

Thanks ❤

انت رائع سيدي ... كيف حالك ... انت السبب الأول في حبي للبرمجة بلغة C++ ... وأريد أن أسألك ما الأفضل اذا اردت عمل برمجيات شبكية هل استمر في C++ ام انتقل ل Java ام لديك رأي آخر

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I CAN'T HEAR YOU (great explanation though)

what is this applicalion

Great video really helped me understand!

Excellent explanation, I love how meticulous you were when describing all the ins and outs. Great video!

Thx Bro, nice video! What is the IDE btw?

Thank you!

thanks Heisenberg

I am wondering how Tv image live enhancer program is working.Please explain it.

Thank you.

#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; void random(int*&c,int*&d) { int p=7,q=8; c=&p; d=&q; } int main() { int a=2,b=3; int *c=&a,*d=&b; random(c,d); cout<<*c<<" "<<*d<<endl; cout<<*c<<" "<<*d<<endl; return 0; } //Sir,in the 14th and 15th line I wrote the same line to print,,but got different outputs,why?

After creating a header file, what is the best way to use it in another project? Do I just need to create a new header file and copy and paste the code over each time?

very clear explanation, appreciate sharing video with us 😀

The best quick start tutorial for LISP that I've seen, ever. Thanks.