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What are you doing? Show us an entire hour how to use the Google Search Machine to learn more about Odin's programming player! The only one who has to learn something here are you ;-) !! You are a fake

hello mike great video i have a simple question if we put the countdown and the while loop in brackets it would be better?

一看就会，一做就废。 ez to watch how Mike does it, hard to do it by yourself

Thanks for the explanation!

Ok, the function being const even though it was modifying private data members kinda blew my mind. I thought const was stronger than that , disallowing any changes to incoming data, forcing literally any change of any kind to be made to variables/data declared within the function. Very nice! I also had no idea that declaring a lambda was implicitly just creating an entire freaking class within the scope it's declared. That's way less optimized than I imagined, though they're still cool. I just thought they were some more special object than that.

Is being a YT channel member a good way to support you, @MikeShah? Or is Patreon or a one-time contribution better suited?

After notify_one, the reporter thread tries to re-aquire the lock, but it is already locked by the worker thread (until the lock goes out of scope). If the lock would not go out of scope in the worker thread, a lock.unlock() would be needed before (or after) notify_one(), in order to allow the reporter thread to re-aquire the lock after wait, otherwise the reporter thread would remain blocked.

Thanks to you, iterators are my new best friend…loving the combined power of using the .find and .end methods in conditional statements.

Great video Mike

6:15 I might have missed this from other courses, but can struct be anycase. Are these valid? structure, struct_ure, strucTure? Yes, I admit, I am not creative. It is six in the morning and I have no coffee. I am aware D has a mechanism like Nim for creating an escape with keywords, I believe it uses ``` But this I did not know. I always assume PascalCase for udts. That is good to know, but I could be wrong. Anyway, to the actual lesson at hand. Say I wanted to model a character sheet, I assume I can use static asserts for the struct field. Like for example how in DND, you cannot have a certain number of skills and you have a hard max at level 20.

very good. thanks

woagh this is a huge stepup in complexity relative to the previous videos, i'm not complaining just surprised

I picked up Rust in 2015 because I was fed up with C and C++. I tried out D and Go too, but they both have a GC so didn't quite cut it. Go was nice and simple compared to the others, and I liked that, but the perf cost of a GC just kept me away. I built a toy game engine in each language as a comparison. Rust was the hardest but, as Bill said in the video, it was the only real alternative. Over the years I've kept my eye out for a better solution. I saw some of Jon Blow's videos on Jai and was quite interested, but at the time it was fully private and even now it's in private beta. I also tried out Zig, but the syntax just felt wrong to me. Not sure exactly what it is about it. More recently I saw Carbon, and C++2, but again, they're either too new or the syntax is too weird. I'm now using Odin as my main side project language. I'm the head of R&D at my company, so maybe I can sneak it in somewhere haha

Mike I love you

great video sir . one request of starting DSA series pls

So is a static pointer stored in the program, but the memory it's pointing to would be on the heap? (if allocated with new)

OMG SO COLL!!

D'asserts?! .. yum yum!!!!

Assertions are null operations in non-debug builds. Instead, enforce from std exception can be used.

can i use glad instead?

Hi sir, at 25:14, how do we say that myArray2 specifically called the copy constructor ?

Happy episode 100! Time to 'assert' this is the best episode ever, until episode 101 comes out. Then, we can do 'D a Day 101 Days' and we can all sing!

Do you or other D devs use the language in some CI/CD environment, for testing, profiling, etc.?

asserts are run-time based; but they are used during the development phase. Thus, there is static assert for compile-time based checks; isn't it?

Plz do `dart` language too😅, I really enjoy this stuff

thankyou very much for making this video! It helped me a lot!!!!!!

thank you sir..Helps a lot..

Damn so informative!

so this is also a way to add tuples w/o using special constructor functions? (apart from Typedef, ofc)

Thanks 🙏🙏

great video!!

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Looking at std range, there's no definition of an input range, for example; it's just a set of is expressions that checks if the parameter confirms with the definition.

one question do you run your linux natively or in a vm

Had a data loss event today, but I went to another linux distro as a fresh start. I still am amazed at how D works...everywhere. I expect to develop on Windows while I sync backups to my main partition for the first time, but currently, I got this working on Arch as well and with helix. I am not saying that meme by the way.

First!

does the 'SDL.h' file not found error remain in the vscode editor even after creating an executable?

Sorry - but your video is quite incorrect. C styre cast will never do the equivalent of dynamic_cast. C doesn't have RTTI Most of your uses of reinterpret_cast is undefined behavior. So this video is very poor advice for people learning C++.

Many people believe the computer only listens to Ada, recognizing her as a pioneering figure in programming and the first computer programmer

The computer "listened" to Ada because she wrote the first algorithm intended for a machine, effectively making her the first computer programmer.

Thanks so much. It really helped a lot!