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Amazing video. Didn’t get this concept when explained in college. You made it so much easier to understand. EyeColor myEyeColor = (EyeColor) 1; If (EyeColor == 1) {likeVideo();} Else {likeVideo();}
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I'm so happy for you and I'm sure that you'll find happiness and purpose in building great apps that will serve people and our planet for a long time to come! ❤️❤️
wow, I never thought of prog tut video can help ppl with depression to engage in new activities again. Keep going, pal 😁. If programming & exploring how computers work is your thing, it is a refreshing start to get a taste of "actually living at present" (instead of burying and helplessly struggling with negative thoughts every sec). You may one day become a great programmer among the existing ones. 👍🏻Good Luck & Best wishes to you & your journey of coding. 👍
I was in a similar situation and mine started with a breakup. I also started learning programming and going to the gym because I WANT A BETTER FUTURE for myself. I feel so much better now than just a few months ago. Now I have a purpose and goals for every day in my life. Thank you Saldina, you have a gift for this, don't ever stop, your videos will change many lives ❤️ ❤️ (ps. I also follow you on IG and love your gym stories)
Hi .. I'm a self taught programmer for embedded hardware .. Feeling playful; my eye colour changes with my mood - 12 today :). I came here to refresh knowledge of Static variables. BYW .. my two fav. teachers are you and David Malan (CS50) .. Thanks much.
Always good content and presentation style. I always learn things from your videos. You've asked about a complete SQL class/series a couple times--yes from me.
Because I usually use enum class (C++11) to give the enum scope... My eye color is EyeColor::Blue. This is useful where you might want to also use FabricColor::Blue and PaintColor::Blue. Also to expand on the value assignment... since the compiler will automatically increment the value of the 1st enum item by 1 you can do things like: enum class DialogPosition : signed char {Offset = -7, BottomRight, BottomLeft, Center, TopRight, TopLeft};
Hello dear. first answer 0 second answer 1 I have a request for you, please do videos in Qt for beginners. Your explanation is more easy and understandable to me. Thanks in advance
Yep. And enums in Swift are more powerful. For example you can write custom initialisation for enum that take struct as a parameter. And you can iterate throw those structs and assign enum case to itself
well explaination, but I have a question, which is EyeColor is an Enum type which contains several intergers. But when declaring EyeColor myEyeColor, the myEyeColor is only a member of the EyeColor? how to realize the data structure of enum and its members and values?
Thank you for nice video. In your code I saw myEyeColor++ in a for statement. I have tried to make a statement like myEyeColor++; in code, and then the compiler responds, that it is not allowed, and it surprised me. Should a C++ compiler allow this statement? Could it be allowed in C and not in C++? Is your compiler here C or C++?
Very good video. ( not only that, but others too ) My english is 75% equil google translate, but I'll try to get my point across ) I would like to see a mention that the enum is a global and we cannot create two enums with the same values: enum EyeColor {Blue, Green, Grey}; enum ClothColor {Blue, Red, Green}; We will get an error stating that two identical values are declared ( or something similar ). But at the same time there is an enum class that solves this problem. I would also like to know what and where is more often used on large projects ? ( enum or enum class ) I also heard somewhere that it is correct to write enum values like this: enum EyeColor {BLUE, RED, YELLOW}; because these are constants, but I still don’t understand if someone is still doing this or is already “outdated” ? P.s. if (Brown == 1) { MyEyeColor = 6; } (Gray + Green)
Hello my question is In this video enums as function parameter you just create a function of geteyeclordetail and define switch cases under it it does't related to enums if we write this function without Enum it will work or not
Dear Saldana is it possible to define any number of enum and use it? For example say Group - 1 { English, Tamil, Literature etc}, Group - 2 {Math, Physics,Chemistry etc}
Quite a lot of blue-eyed programmers - me too! Why didn't you mention a default value in the switch statements? I always thought that you should, where there could be ambiguity. Great video though👍
4. I've never found much use for enums, to be honest. Your example is for user interaction, but a user is never going to look up their eye color in a table and then enter a number. (It's an example, so fine). I think the main use for an enum is to make numerical codes more readable for the Programmer. For instance if you have a list of increasingly important messages, you could do: enum Severity { ignore=0, debug, info, warning, error, panic, disaster }; And then you can do things like: if(errorLevel >= error) { cout
In the video she says that enums are for the programmer and future programmers who look at the code. I don't recall her stating that they were for the user.
hello can you help me Im trying to make a code that will decode numbers and this is what I have so far im getting errors and im not sure why #include using namespace std; int main() { int 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,; cout > 1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> 5; cout
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Code from this video:
#include
using namespace std;
enum EyeColor {
Brown=1,
Blue=22,
Green=3,
Gray=4,
Heterochromia,
Other
};
void getEyeColorDetails(EyeColor myEyeColor) {
switch (myEyeColor) {
case Brown: cout
I love your videos Saldina, much better than any other I could find
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Yess, was waiting for this. Your videos are great!
enjoy! 🥰🥰
This video is gonna be a great one!
Your accent is so understandable and easy to follow. Thanks a million ❤
You are appreciated. I don't think I would be able to passing my C++ module without you.
Amazing video. Didn’t get this concept when explained in college. You made it so much easier to understand.
EyeColor myEyeColor = (EyeColor) 1;
If (EyeColor == 1) {likeVideo();}
Else {likeVideo();}
This video is a masterpiece! Congratulations, Saldina, it helped me a lot!
I'm happy to hear that 🥰
Great job as always Saldina!
thank you 💕
I'm your biggest fan bcz your videos changed my life. I was depressed and couldn't see anything positive and interesting to do with my life until I started watching your videos. now I feel that I'm making progress every day and cant wait for every new video that you publish. love you SALDINA 🌹🌹🌹
I'm so happy for you and I'm sure that you'll find happiness and purpose in building great apps that will serve people and our planet for a long time to come! ❤️❤️
wow, I never thought of prog tut video can help ppl with depression to engage in new activities again. Keep going, pal 😁. If programming & exploring how computers work is your thing, it is a refreshing start to get a taste of "actually living at present" (instead of burying and helplessly struggling with negative thoughts every sec). You may one day become a great programmer among the existing ones. 👍🏻Good Luck & Best wishes to you & your journey of coding. 👍
I was in a similar situation and mine started with a breakup. I also started learning programming and going to the gym because I WANT A BETTER FUTURE for myself. I feel so much better now than just a few months ago. Now I have a purpose and goals for every day in my life. Thank you Saldina, you have a gift for this, don't ever stop, your videos will change many lives ❤️ ❤️ (ps. I also follow you on IG and love your gym stories)
Your videos are better than whatever is available on UA-cam.
Thanks for sharing ur knowledge.
Please make videos about rtti
Thank you for making this video,
I really appreciate it. 💯👍🏻
You make me understand every concept in c++ , I love you so much I'm so grateful🥰🥰😍😍😍
Thank you Saldina♥️ This was really helpful, and it's 2 btw😁
Hi .. I'm a self taught programmer for embedded hardware .. Feeling playful; my eye colour changes with my mood - 12 today :). I came here to refresh knowledge of Static variables. BYW .. my two fav. teachers are you and David Malan (CS50) .. Thanks much.
Please make full course on Data Structure and algorithm (DSA)
After watching this video I finally could understand the use of enums. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Regards from Brazil.
the only video i found that actually helped me understand! tysm ♥
Absolutely great! Your videos are amazing. Enums still give me lots of questionnarks, but you deleted some of them!
Great Videos!
Keep it up! :)
You tutorials are vrey helpful, I have learnt from them a lot, Thanks!
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you are really good in teaching
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Thankyou so much! I love your videos, you explain everything so clearly and in a simple fashion. I have learnt so much from you! Thankyou!
Thank you for making this video, btw, the question that you asked is 2 😁♥
I always gain sth. Anytime I watch your video. Thank you Saldina💯💯
getting smarter every day 💪❤️
Thank you CodeBeauty! ❤️👍
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Always good content and presentation style. I always learn things from your videos. You've asked about a complete SQL class/series a couple times--yes from me.
tysm for ur videos regarding programming it's helping me and ofc other's alot i'm enjoying alot :)
Always love your teaching styles ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. Thank you Code beauty.
Because I usually use enum class (C++11) to give the enum scope... My eye color is EyeColor::Blue. This is useful where you might want to also use FabricColor::Blue and PaintColor::Blue.
Also to expand on the value assignment... since the compiler will automatically increment the value of the 1st enum item by 1 you can do things like:
enum class DialogPosition : signed char {Offset = -7, BottomRight, BottomLeft, Center, TopRight, TopLeft};
1，
your video has always been so inspiring !
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Great video! Thank you very much, Saldina! :)
enum EyeColor{
Brown=0,
Blue,
Grey,
Green,
Heterochromia};
int UserIput;
EyeColor eyecolor;
do
{
cout > UserIput;
} while (UserIput < 0 || UserIput>4);
eyecolor = EyeColor( UserIput);
switch (eyecolor)
{
case EyeColor::Brown:cout
Hello dear.
first answer 0
second answer 1
I have a request for you, please do videos in Qt for beginners.
Your explanation is more easy and understandable to me.
Thanks in advance
I was trying to understand why we need enums in swift language, and I finally understood it from c++😅❤️❤️
for the same reason
Yep. And enums in Swift are more powerful. For example you can write custom initialisation for enum that take struct as a parameter. And you can iterate throw those structs and assign enum case to itself
Great video - easily digested over lunch! :-)
you can watch this one without even typing the code and still understand how it all works 😏😁❤️
well explaination, but I have a question, which is EyeColor is an Enum type which contains several intergers. But when declaring EyeColor myEyeColor, the myEyeColor is only a member of the EyeColor? how to realize the data structure of enum and its members and values?
hello. please make a tutorial for C++ range based for loop and C++ vectors.
Thank you for nice video.
In your code I saw myEyeColor++ in a for statement. I have tried to make a statement like myEyeColor++; in code, and then the compiler responds, that it is not allowed, and it surprised me. Should a C++ compiler allow this statement? Could it be allowed in C and not in C++? Is your compiler here C or C++?
Awesome, thanks.
great video salvina! thank u
You're awesome girl!!
Finally an easy to understand explanation... BTW MyEyeColor == 1;
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Hallo, it is 2+3.
Thanks for the effort .
I am 1, i love your character, always watch your videos complete, even the 2,5hour videos, love it
Hi Saldina I em a student and I studying CPP and I em a big fan of your videos
can you pls. make video on CPP references pls.
Very good video. ( not only that, but others too )
My english is 75% equil google translate, but I'll try to get my point across )
I would like to see a mention that the enum is a global and we cannot create two enums with the same values:
enum EyeColor {Blue, Green, Grey};
enum ClothColor {Blue, Red, Green};
We will get an error stating that two identical values are declared ( or something similar ).
But at the same time there is an enum class that solves this problem.
I would also like to know what and where is more often used on large projects ? ( enum or enum class )
I also heard somewhere that it is correct to write enum values like this:
enum EyeColor {BLUE, RED, YELLOW};
because these are constants, but I still don’t understand if someone is still doing this or is already “outdated” ?
P.s.
if (Brown == 1) { MyEyeColor = 6; } (Gray + Green)
Hello my question is In this video enums as function parameter you just create a function of geteyeclordetail and define switch cases under it it does't related to enums if we write this function without Enum it will work or not
thank uu so much is very usefull ❤❤
Hello... pls post videos on c++ stl.
Standard template library..
Your videos are great ..🥳
My eye color is 5 which is mix of 1 & 2 & 3
wish I was that cool 👀🥰
thank you!!!
I just love this one~!
Thank you ❤
Dear Saldana is it possible to define any number of enum and use it? For example say Group - 1 { English, Tamil, Literature etc}, Group - 2 {Math, Physics,Chemistry etc}
i love your explanation , iam from Egypt😍😜
isn't "enum class" more appropiate to use?
I cannot find the translation
Thank You So Much
Quite a lot of blue-eyed programmers - me too!
Why didn't you mention a default value in the switch statements? I always thought that you should, where there could be ambiguity.
Great video though👍
EyeColor myEycolor = (EyeColor) 6; Although I'm not sure if cast will work with Rvalue.
4.
I've never found much use for enums, to be honest. Your example is for user interaction, but a user is never going to look up their eye color in a table and then enter a number. (It's an example, so fine). I think the main use for an enum is to make numerical codes more readable for the Programmer. For instance if you have a list of increasingly important messages, you could do:
enum Severity {
ignore=0,
debug,
info,
warning,
error,
panic,
disaster
};
And then you can do things like:
if(errorLevel >= error) {
cout
In the video she says that enums are for the programmer and future programmers who look at the code. I don't recall her stating that they were for the user.
Hi! You should do a java course. I'd devour it.
Thanks
can you make video for Qt for mac os
thanks great master .
You are welcome :)
7:43
my eye color is 0 : )
thanks for the nice video!
Can saldina create a platform like discord where we can ask questions
yess, that will be soon 💜 🙈
Okay you've really helped me alot and I'm looking forward to it
Thank you beuty
I learned a lot of for your videos. Hope I will pass the exams😂😂
Good luck 🤞🤞🤗
@@CodeBeauty I have a request. Please explain checksum c++ .
@@CodeBeauty And also the different function of strings function.
I have brown eyes too. Lovely brown eyes like yours :) Also enums are great thanks for sharing.
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My Eye color is 1 😃
thanks for the video
mine is 1 😁😁
Can you please make videos on microcontroller programming
For beginners
If yes please reply so we will wait otherwise you understand 😃😊
take my follow also 1 is mine!
Functions✅️
Enumeration ✅️
Union ☑️🙏🙏
Please, one video about Union
thanks for the idea :)
as of 8:05
My eye color is ...
Eyecolor myEyeColor = Other;
std::cout
Well we are close to 200k😄😄
Soo close 🥺 ❤️
hello can you help me Im trying to make a code that will decode numbers and this is what I have so far im getting errors and im not sure why
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,;
cout > 1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> 5;
cout
Very Helpful.
2
5 (2 && 1)
I am really so grateful for Allah then you .
Because you really help me in c++ .
A lot.
you have so many subscribers, how did you get the time to read the comments posted by them? i mean you probably get thousands of comments every day
i do, but this is my community, these are the people that are learning from my videos so i'm trying as much as possible to make time for them :)
5...
my eyes are blue -gray😁.
ERROR: My eye color is black :(
As a computer science student, I realized the importance of enums when I revisited one of my projects after months
int userInput;
do {
coutuserInput;
}while (userInput6);
EyeColor=1
she made unreal easy
Did you know i never used; or very rare;
Instead I used const binary arrray
Everyone seems to have their own way formating enumerators lol
My eye color is 1.
By show of hands or thumbs up, who else likes the way our hostess says "parameter"?
Gooodddddd,,,,,how is she sooo cute and Smart at the same time!!!!
My eye color: 1 ^^
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My eye color is 2 :)))
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my eye==1
Green