thank you sister for this amazing videos

i'm learning switch case in C# right now! this is perfect. thank you for another awesome tutorial. i learned C++ from your other tutorials. you're a great teacher. :}

Thank you for helping me to understand! Wonderful!

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Writing a test today and I swear true code beauty made me understand a lot of stuff I didn’t even know I needed to know and learn from campus 😭😭🫶🏽🫶🏽thank you sm

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Thanks, SN Shallow Copy and Deep Copy Rule of 3 (and the lesser known Law of the Big Two)

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Thank you sister. Very helpful

Is this the same as static and dynamic scoping?

not only the appearance, your way of teaching is beautiful. Thanks a lot!

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do you use either of these in your day job?

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Great teacher, thank you so much, you have an easy explanation way i understand all what you say, much love for you Saldina, i hope i have enough money to pay for your course

Are we going to build gui apps as well plsss!

Cool! Thank-you.

Thank you! You are a great teacher. The method your teaching is outstanding ❤

You should have put height*height in brackets.

Beautiful video. My question is, what coding do you teach in your paid course ma'am ?

Hi Iike your teaching method, the way you explained the difference between copy constructor and assingment costructor is very interesting

Here's how I implemented queue you asked to implement #include <queue> #include <iostream> #include <string> #include <map> void printQueue(std::queue<std::string>& q) { while(!q.empty()) { std::cout << q.front() << " "; q.pop(); } } int main() { std::queue<std::string> myDailySchedule; std::map<int, std::string> schedule; schedule[1] = "Wake up"; schedule[2] = "Music"; schedule[3] = "Duolingo"; schedule[4] = "C++ Practice"; schedule[5] = "Evening Walk"; schedule[6] = "Dinner"; for(const auto& pair : schedule) { myDailySchedule.push(std::to_string(pair.first) + ": " + pair.second ); } std::cout << "Your daily schedule has " << myDailySchedule.size() << " tasks "; std::cout << "Your day starts out with '" << myDailySchedule.front() << "' and ends with '" << myDailySchedule.back() << "' "; printQueue(myDailySchedule); return 0; }

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Vielen Dank für deine Videos, du hast mir im Studium schon sehr geholfen! Beste Grüße aus Wien!👋 Dein Deutsch ist sehr gut! 👌

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I do not understand why initializer list has been omitted for the demonstrated constructors. 😢

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I Like The Way You Insist On Details I'd Like To See The Process Of Writing an object with A String Field In a Binary File : Save Method Good Continuation... ♥

Hey, thanks. I was going through Effective C++ by Scott Meyers, and I was wondering about this, coincidentally.

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Here's how I might do that: struct Student { std::string mName; bool mGenderMale{ false }; int mGrade{ 0 }; Student(const std::string& name, bool isGenderMale, int grade) : mName(name), mGenderMale(isGenderMale), mGrade(grade) {} }; std::array<Student, 6> students = { Student{"John", true, 20} , {"Jane", false, 21} , {"Jack", true, 22} , {"jason", true, 23} , {"nick", true, 24} , {"nancy", false, 25} }; std::string studentNameToFind = "Jane"; auto studentFound = std::find_if(std::execution::seq, students.begin(), students.end(), [&](const auto& student) { return student.mName == studentNameToFind; }); if (studentFound != students.end()) { auto& [name, isMale, grade] = *studentFound; std::cout << std::format("student {} found,\tgender: {},\tgrade: {} ", name, isMale ? "male" : "female", grade); } //the front of the array will be the best grades and the back of the array will be the worst grades std::sort(std::execution::par, students.begin(), students.end(), [](const auto& a, const auto& b) { return a.mGrade > b.mGrade; }); auto& bestGrade = students.front(); auto& worstGrade = students.back(); //now sort by gender and grade //females are in the front of the array and males are at the end std::sort(std::execution::par, students.begin(), students.end(), [](const auto& a, const auto& b) { return a.mGenderMale < b.mGenderMale || a.mGenderMale <= b.mGenderMale && a.mGrade > b.mGrade; }); for (auto& student : students) { std::cout << std::format("{} ", student.mName); } auto femaleFound = std::find_if(students.begin(), students.end(), [](const auto& student) { return !student.mGenderMale; }); auto maleFound = std::find_if(students.begin(), students.end(), [](const auto& student) { return student.mGenderMale; }); std::span<Student> males, females; if (maleFound != students.end()) males = { maleFound, students.end() }; if (femaleFound != students.end()) females = { students.begin(), maleFound }; if (males.size()) { auto& bestMale = males.front(); auto& worstMale = males.back(); std::cout << std::format("males: {}, {} ", bestMale.mName, worstMale.mName); } if (females.size()) { auto& bestFemale = females.front(); auto& worstFemale = females.back(); std::cout << std::format("females: {}, {} ", bestFemale.mName, worstFemale.mName); }

Dont speaks English not understand english. My favorite programming language of computers 😢😢😢

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It would make sense to also cover move constructor, move assignment operator, to be complete.

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I am very excited for this video🥰I like your C++ programming tutorials, it helps me very much💝

/* Code with get and set methods: (Let me know if there is any issue) */ #include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; class UKposts { private: string Name; string OwnerName; int SubCount; vector<string> VideoList; public: UKposts(string name, string owner) { Name = name; OwnerName = owner; SubCount = 0; } void ShowInfo() { cout << "Channel name: " << Name << endl; cout << "Owner's Name: " << OwnerName << endl; cout << "Subscribers Number: " << SubCount << endl; cout << "Videos: " << endl; for (int i = 0; i < VideoList.size(); i++) { cout << "(" << i + 1 << ") " << VideoList[i] << endl; } cout << endl; } // getter string getName() { return Name; } //setter void setName(string name) { this->Name = name; // Here, using this is no necessary. We can use this only if there is // a variable (in the method scope) with same name that is in class scope. // Name = name; is also valid. } void Subscribe() { SubCount++; } void Unsubscribe() { if (SubCount > 0) SubCount--; } void addVideo(string Vid) { VideoList.push_back(Vid); } }; int main() { UKposts ytCh1("CodeWithPritom", "Pritom"); ytCh1.Subscribe(); ytCh1.Subscribe(); ytCh1.Subscribe(); ytCh1.Unsubscribe(); ytCh1.addVideo("Pritom - Video 1"); ytCh1.addVideo("Pritom - Video 2"); ytCh1.addVideo("Pritom - Video 3"); UKposts ytCh2("Choity's Home", "Choity"); ytCh2.Subscribe(); ytCh2.Subscribe(); ytCh2.Subscribe(); ytCh2.Subscribe(); ytCh2.Unsubscribe(); ytCh2.addVideo("Choity - Video 1"); ytCh2.addVideo("Choity - Video 2"); ytCh2.addVideo("Choity - Video 3"); ytCh2.addVideo("Choity - Video 4"); ytCh1.ShowInfo(); ytCh2.ShowInfo(); ytCh1.setName("Coding With Pritom"); // setter string name = ytCh1.getName(); //getter cout << "Name (from get): " << name << endl; ytCh1.ShowInfo(); return 0; }

for all lessons , you had a great explanation. it was really useful.

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your code @5:23 is not running in MacOs, xcode.

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I've been waiting patiently for more coding videos in C++ and it looks like my patience is paying off because lookie here! A new C++ coding video🤗!! Thank You very much Saldina✌️!!

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