Great set of videos! I study computer engineering, and work with C++ for nearly all assignments. When there's issues with the code, I've been using these videos to get a deeper understanding on how a certain topic works, and it's been a huge help. Keep it up!
I learned more watching this than a week taking my CSII course! Keep it up
Man i'm so glad I found your channel, you're saving me rn
It will be so cool to compare one of the STL container (as an example) with one rewritten in the EA library and see the differences ;)
Brilliant channel man! Right now I have to implement an algorithm in an efficient way in C++ for my studies, your videos are an incredible help!
Fantastic channel! So great to get things explained by someone who actually knows what goes on behind the scenes, and who does not make absolutely everything into an programming analogy with food and animals. 10/10
your videos are truly amazing. I wasn't able to catch up at first but now i really enjoy it and i am getting to understand more and more about c++ everyday
I love how you treat C++ like an actual language you'd speak in
Go boy, go! You're my inspiration for learning C++. Your videos and your charisma and attitude!
Amazing channel, just found it. :) Also the first tutorial channel I have ever found that I do not listen to at 1.5X speed.
So much usefull information,u do not just give general understanding of a topic but provide the logic of its work i am glad i found your channel
11:30 Thanks for addressing this finally... Coming from C# I saw the method signatures in C++ and thought "are humans supposed to be able to read this"
11:34 Roughly speaking, abstract thinking develops over the years as a programmer which is a good trait so one doesn't have to stay longer into details like this.
Up to this point it's not that I don't know all these, it's just I want to see how you program, because you have way better programming style than I did. Thanks Cherno!
I learned a lot , thanks pls keep it up and make some video about graph representation and boost library
It's called a vector because Alex Stepanov, the designer of the Standard Template Library, was looking for a name to distinguish it from built-in arrays. He admits now that he made a mistake, because mathematics already uses the term 'vector' for a fixed-length sequence of numbers. C++11 compounds this mistake by introducing a class 'array' that behaves similarly to a mathematical vector. Alex's lesson: be very careful every time you name something.
Probably my favorite programming channel, Not only are his videos exciting, his style is so much cleaner. Best channel on youtube!
bro, you're too smart! goddamn, good shit
at 9:48 if anyone doesn't understand how he initialized the struct you can search for "aggregate initialization".
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