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Hi! Thank you for this video! Super useful and very well detailed, easy to follow, and explained! Keep up the great work. This helped me while I'm a student on an internship this summer and got assigned a task to create an SDD (which I had never heard of before). I feel I have a pretty good idea now! Deserves more views! Thanks! Have a great day! You got a new subscriber here haha

Your videos are so good.

I really love how the video started by first building a case on the importance of robustness using real life examples. Overall the video was amazing 😊

I totally want to get this book but when I look at the purchasing options it says something like 730 days. So is it like renting the book for 2 years? I don’t get a PDF to keep?

Excellent content and very didactic lecture.

thanks for the video

Thank you for you brilliant videos.

Do you have references for those definitions?

What is the benefit of using pointers instead of instantiating the object directly?

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Really interesting topic, thanks for the video!

Thanks for that refresher. I'm guilty of not being so thorough while writing loops in my code. This has given me an idea on a 'snippet framework' to integrate into my code editor for easy reuse. Cheers!

3:19 if the counters are using static vars wouldn’t that mean a race condition could be encountered if/when tests using that spy class run in parallel?

James Helfrich is a master instructor. I could listen to him speak on almost any topic.

Bachelors in CS and a PhD in Public Speaking😮

Idk how yt knew this(without me explicitly searching about chess) but, just now I am also designing a chess engine. I used the same Board and Piece classes and inheritance. I was thinking about my implementing constructors for pieces and just then this popped up. I had a similar idea, but this video sort of concretely defined the design pattern and the Factory term.

Loved that🎉

We would love more Q and A examples in the videos

Good stuff. I'll have to play with it a bit to fully grasp the interfaces and communication haha Thanks, Dr. James. Greetings from Germany.

Cool, why so little subscribers, u create powerfull work with tutorials

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I just would like to say that much of that formatting can be now done with std::format [C++20; it will simplify that a lot] and now we even have std::print (that's C++23) and regarding the operation, we can use, for instance, views::transform, views::filter, views::take, etc. [from the C++20 Ranges Library]😅 When I get the book (and given I have enough time), I'll try to update the examples to C++20++. This should be fun😊 As always, great video, Dr. James. Thank you.

I really want this book. Please, make it available on the online shop! Thanks!

Thanks, James! Also, I basically like, buy and interact with your content because you use C++. Everything else out there is either Python or ugly JS already and that sucks. So, please, keep the C++ Spirit. [I bought the _C++ Data Structures_ Book, which I loved, and am waiting for _Software Design_ to become available🙌] Cheers.

Well explained, thanks a lot.