I have been going to lessons after school and I learnt the basics in 5 days! My friend,who didn't understand it, asked me to help him but even after I did he didn't seem to get it! So I went online and found this and showed it to him! In a matter of hours, he knew it better than me! So a real hats off! Great job!
You are the man, i love how explain every single thing you are doing and why it is there, it leaves me with a sense that i know everything i just did. you rock
I like the fact your explaining the "just have to have it." or "if your curious." I like to understand everything my code is doing and not just taking it on faith. thanks again. :)
Nice work man, your clear, you define your terms and you keep it simple for us ig'nant folks out there trying to get our foot in the C++ door. Keep the tuts coming!
This is great. ive always learned better when having someone teach me and since all those books and online webpages with text tutorials are so boring, i couldnt help but search on youtube. and lo and behold i would find an AMAZING instructor!
Yea thats a pretty good book to read but I think that overall, the best book for just starting c++ is called "C++ primer plus fifth ed." this will begin with the very basic, you should check it out!
Very good tutorial man! Hopefully one day I'll be able to really understand C++ and its mysteries. In those days I started off with the Borland C++ Builder in the hope to learn this powerful programming language but I couldn't go far :-/
Thanks so much mate my names kane im 16 living in australia every other tutorial i watched and i did wat they taught me the compilers would give me runtime errors uve actually helped me uve got good teaching skills u dont go fast which is good it gets the lesson across heaps better 100 thousand points to you
I just figured it out. If you have a problem with system("pause"); command, just add #include on the preamble and everything works fine. Thanks. Great job.
Actually, it is completely dependent on the usage of the symbol. It goes by many names, according to how it is being used. For example, on the phone, it is called "pound." In music, it is called "sharp." It can also be used in place of the word "number" (AKA the "number sign"). In programming or web development, it is known as a "hash." For example, on Twitter, you would use #tag to denounce tags for your messages. This is called a "hashtag." In programming you use them to refer to "hashtables."
Hey, the using namespace std; line. I assume it doesn't matter if you put it under the iostream line, or inside the main brackets? Awesome tutorials btw. Nice and calming voice.
YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!! i'm freshman in high school, going in the robotics club, software division, gotta program our Autonomous Submarine with C++, thanks for the tutorial, gonna do the whole series. Also am trying to learn Objective-C. Mac users out there! You don't have to do the system("pause"); Mac users, use xcode: Application:Command Line Tool:C++ stdc++
@Nativeboy0 dude, i can't seem to find any good link on the book. anyway i'm wondering whether the book is better than Microsoft's free c++ beginner's edition. I've been using it and have found it quite useful
I just have one question how come after the hey now brown cow statement you put the endl on a separate line but after the don't jump that fence part its put on the same line?
I'd like to thank you for making these videos first of all, they are really helpful. I'm having a problem where every time I try to compile this program it keeps telling me that "cout is an undeclared identifier" and it won't compile. It also says the same things for "system" and "endl". I'm not sure what to do, any advice?
Depends on what you need to do. The safest way is to make calls to the OS, but that makes your program OS-dependent. In which case, all you gotta' do is make some pre-processor directives to use different codes (best to put it in a function) based on the OS. Then just re-compile on a different OS and you should be fine.
I downloaded microsoft visual c++ 2008. I was trying to do this lesson there, but at the end I did not know how to exectute. I love the way you teach. I was wondering if I can take your tutorials with that program?
the only thing that confuses me is the semicolons and where to put them exactly and whenever we use the cout command we dont close the brackets when making a statement like you did. I started off with html and im used to closing my brackets when im displaying something on the screen.
i'd like to elaborate on a couple things that will help people. the #include is a command to go out and put that file into your code, in iostream it tells them to put in all of the input/output commands. also as a matter of style i just throw "using namespace std;" as a preprocessor directive, it cleans it up a bit. also the first 2 couts is the same as the 3rd (minus the output) as a new programmer i've never heard of system pause... that's cool, thanks for the informitive video.
Yes Dev C++ is for vista but I would recommend using Code::Blocks as your IDE instead of Dev C++ but they both use the same Mingw compiler so I guess it doesn't matter too much.
@Xoneize it has to be main. as far as i know this is because it is a predefined function needed for the program to run that is "built in" to C++ as well as basic C i believe.
thanks alot for the explenation i am really seeking for tutorials indicating syntax , their operation with an example and yours is some sort of that ,. well whenever i started learning c++ i get stuck at (#) sign and preprocessor directives i don't know what do they stand for , and you sed every time you write a program you put that iostream directive ,, you mean whatever the program is you put that directive every time in c++?? is that you meant ,,,, and again thank you.
@lol12313212 how does the compiler know what cout is? You need to tell it you're going to use that 'command' by using #include -iostream- It also looks like you may have misspelled include.
Hey i am currently using borland turbo c++ 4.5 and was wondering why "using namespace std; " doesnt appear in bold text when i type it, i have followed everything to the letter with this brilliant tutorial and was wondering if you could tell me why this is happening cheers.
Just to point something out to my fellow C++ newbies =P You can also use to input a newline, it works inside the quotation marks, so that something like, say: cout
@AngishKhan Of course it will. The UI will just be different and from what I know the debugger in visual c++ is better. My personal suggestion is Code::Blocks, it's nice, easy to use.
I've got a problem with the compiler programme that i have it's a Microsoft C++ vision express(it was free), and i'm putting in code but when i click debug and run, it says there are build errors, theres red code in the titles, like the words "Hello World" are in red and i think this is why it's not running, HELP, would be appreciated as i'm only starting to programme and have only started learning C++
14 years later this is still the best video tutorial
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I can't say enough how great your tutorials are. I take online courses and your videos are a perfect supplement to the books and online instructions.
I have been going to lessons after school and I learnt the basics in 5 days! My friend,who didn't understand it, asked me to help him but even after I did he didn't seem to get it! So I went online and found this and showed it to him! In a matter of hours, he knew it better than me! So a real hats off! Great job!
Are you a dev now?
You are the man, i love how explain every single thing you are doing and why it is there, it leaves me with a sense that i know everything i just did.
you rock
Best tutorials for C++ on CZcams. Most other tutorials don't explain, they just tell you vaguely what to type.
I like the fact your explaining the "just have to have it." or "if your curious." I like to understand everything my code is doing and not just taking it on faith. thanks again. :)
In my opinion, Bucky's tutorials rock! I'm writing things down as he goes along. Its helpful for me. Thanks B!
Nice work man, your clear, you define your terms and you keep it simple for us ig'nant folks out there trying to get our foot in the C++ door. Keep the tuts coming!
It's so fun to watch those simple C++ tutorials :D
Now I'm reading about class inheritance :D
you can also do
cout
bucky, youve been the man since the start
This is great. ive always learned better when having someone teach me and since all those books and online webpages with text tutorials are so boring, i couldnt help but search on youtube. and lo and behold i would find an AMAZING instructor!
Out of the park!! Great interview.
You are a legend, I am learning so fast through your videos! Thanks boston!
Yea thats a pretty good book to read but I think that overall, the best book for just starting c++ is called "C++ primer plus fifth ed." this will begin with the very basic, you should check it out!
Explained the syntax well thank you.
you explain pretty good and easy way....
keep up with your work
thanks for your tutorial
i used to program in basic till highschool
then lost the touch in medical school
your tutorial is great
thanks again :)
best tutorial for beginners I've seen yet. thanks bucky.
that was very smooth and easy to follow
dude your tutorials are freaking awesome.
great explanations.
i like how you don't say a bunch of useless fancy shit that nobody needs to hear!
I just subscribed. Your a good teacher, keep em coming!
Very good tutorial man! Hopefully one day I'll be able to really understand C++ and its mysteries. In those days I started off with the Borland C++ Builder in the hope to learn this powerful programming language but I couldn't go far :-/
cout
dude you are the man! I LOVE all your tutorials thank you so much!
Damn, 2020 and the video still useful for newbies
thanks for the lessons I'ma waiting for next lessons
Thank you so much the new boston ❤️❤️😀
Thanks so much mate my names kane im 16 living in australia every other tutorial i watched and i did wat they taught me the compilers would give me runtime errors uve actually helped me uve got good teaching skills u dont go fast which is good it gets the lesson across heaps better 100 thousand points to you
Great teaching. keep up the great work. thanks
this guy rox
explains EVERYTHING that is typed.
keep it up!!!
Thanks for helping me download a compiler.
I couldn't download a compiler on my computer.
but this one works.
thx bucky!! this is an awesome tut. the only video that only makes sense! others dont explain, and their boring.... i subcribed ;)
This video is 13years ago but still a life saver😅
Awesome tutorial, I subscribed :) Keep the excellent work up!!
I just figured it out. If you have a problem with system("pause"); command, just add #include on the preamble and everything works fine.
Thanks. Great job.
you should consider teaching as a future job. You're an excellent teacher. Great job.
"Hey now brown cow."
My thoughts: GENIUS!
Actually, it is completely dependent on the usage of the symbol. It goes by many names, according to how it is being used. For example, on the phone, it is called "pound." In music, it is called "sharp." It can also be used in place of the word "number" (AKA the "number sign"). In programming or web development, it is known as a "hash." For example, on Twitter, you would use #tag to denounce tags for your messages. This is called a "hashtag." In programming you use them to refer to "hashtables."
Nice teaching style.
nice tutorial bro.... thnx for dat, awesome teachings
Grate Joob Mate Hope the next Tutor's are This Well too!
RESPECT!
Student - CTU Online - Cyber Security - Hello :-) Learning how C+= Works.
Definitely looking forward how to understand C++ :-3
Hey, the using namespace std; line. I assume it doesn't matter if you put it under the iostream line, or inside the main brackets?
Awesome tutorials btw. Nice and calming voice.
"So now we have a useful function right here..." hahahaha, nice one :)
YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!! i'm freshman in high school, going in the robotics club, software division, gotta program our Autonomous Submarine with C++, thanks for the tutorial, gonna do the whole series. Also am trying to learn Objective-C. Mac users out there! You don't have to do the system("pause"); Mac users, use xcode: Application:Command Line Tool:C++ stdc++
You're a great teacher!
In school I didn't understand it but here I can understand. Maybe I should stop going to school? XD
Yo , you still alive ?
what is this guy doing these days I need to know aswell
@@thegreatestegg8045 Real polite bro
@@thegreatestegg8045 lmao bro
u did ur job. worthly for me
That was great and easy to understand. You should teach.
Yes, its pretty good. it really doesnt matter which compiler you have as long as its a good one.
It also does java and C programming
@Nativeboy0 dude, i can't seem to find any good link on the book.
anyway i'm wondering whether the book is better than Microsoft's free c++ beginner's edition. I've been using it and have found it quite useful
I subbed your an amazing tutor thanks for all the help
I just have one question how come after the hey now brown cow statement you put the endl on a separate line but after the don't jump that fence part its put on the same line?
great tutorial man! Hopefully I'll be a good programmer one day..
Thanks for knowledge
Amazing tutorial! I like it so much!
I LOVE YOUUUUU. I'm gonna be a professional C++ coder now.
Instead of system("pause"),
you can also use getchar() it does the same job ^^
nice tutorial
I'd like to thank you for making these videos first of all, they are really helpful. I'm having a problem where every time I try to compile this program it keeps telling me that "cout is an undeclared identifier" and it won't compile. It also says the same things for "system" and "endl". I'm not sure what to do, any advice?
soo much CLEAR!! subscribeddddddddd thank you!
Depends on what you need to do. The safest way is to make calls to the OS, but that makes your program OS-dependent. In which case, all you gotta' do is make some pre-processor directives to use different codes (best to put it in a function) based on the OS. Then just re-compile on a different OS and you should be fine.
Also, you don't need to type in "cout
thanks soo much this was really helpful
I am normally a BASIC programmer and moving from BASIC to C++ is easy when your saying how to
What compiler are you using I'm using Microsoft visuals and it looks different
@Vortigon When would we ever program for anything other than windows?
Great stuff!
@DeathKnightGames I'm as old as you and just by watching this videos i learned A LOT you should start here
thanks man this is masterful!
awesome man awesome tutorial hope i become a programmer soon :P
I downloaded microsoft visual c++ 2008. I was trying to do this lesson there, but at the end I did not know how to exectute. I love the way you teach. I was wondering if I can take your tutorials with that program?
it worked now..thank you..
@ThatCoolGuy220 Oh, glad to be of assistance :D
Dude you're so great.
the only thing that confuses me is the semicolons and where to put them exactly and whenever we use the cout command we dont close the brackets when making a statement like you did. I started off with html and im used to closing my brackets when im displaying something on the screen.
i'd like to elaborate on a couple things that will help people. the #include is a command to go out and put that file into your code, in iostream it tells them to put in all of the input/output commands.
also as a matter of style i just throw "using namespace std;" as a preprocessor directive, it cleans it up a bit. also the first 2 couts is the same as the 3rd (minus the output)
as a new programmer i've never heard of system pause... that's cool, thanks for the informitive video.
thanks buddy!
have to admit this is highly entertaining =)
Yes Dev C++ is for vista but I would recommend using Code::Blocks as your IDE instead of Dev C++ but they both use the same Mingw compiler so I guess it doesn't matter too much.
You are amazing. Period.
Dude I was stuck on everything till you :)
@Xoneize it has to be main. as far as i know this is because it is a predefined function needed for the program to run that is "built in" to C++ as well as basic C i believe.
i'm learning programming for windows on my mac now ^^ paralells, best of both worlds..
thanks alot for the explenation i am really seeking for tutorials indicating syntax , their operation with an example and yours is some sort of that ,. well whenever i started learning c++ i get stuck at (#) sign and preprocessor directives i don't know what do they stand for , and you sed every time you write a program you put that iostream directive ,, you mean whatever the program is you put that directive every time in c++?? is that you meant ,,,, and again thank you.
thenewboston is GOD OF CODES
@lol12313212 how does the compiler know what cout is? You need to tell it you're going to use that 'command' by using #include -iostream- It also looks like you may have misspelled include.
What version of the C++ did u use in this video?
Hey i am currently using borland turbo c++ 4.5 and was wondering why "using namespace std; " doesnt appear in bold text when i type it, i have followed everything to the letter with this brilliant tutorial and was wondering if you could tell me why this is happening
cheers.
Just to point something out to my fellow C++ newbies =P
You can also use
to input a newline, it works inside the quotation marks, so that something like, say:
cout
Wow, like this video! Thanks!
Hey I have a question-
What's the use of the "
GUYS i figured it out.. you need to put this ";system ("pause");". it works.
@AngishKhan Of course it will. The UI will just be different and from what I know the debugger in visual c++ is better. My personal suggestion is Code::Blocks, it's nice, easy to use.
When I try to compile, windows displays me a warning message about
G++. exe has stopped responding.
Is it windows 10's fault?
thank you so much this is a real service
I've got a problem with the compiler programme that i have it's a Microsoft C++ vision express(it was free), and i'm putting in code but when i click debug and run, it says there are build errors, theres red code in the titles, like the words "Hello World" are in red and i think this is why it's not running, HELP, would be appreciated as i'm only starting to programme and have only started learning C++
Great, thank you.
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout
Yes its correct
you could use #include (lessthan )conio.h (greater than) and in the body use getch();
u r awesome! thank u for ur effort!!