Call By Reference - C++ Tutorial For Beginners #13

[@davidkim617]

Wow I was so confused about this Call By Reference concept when I was dealing with C++, now I completely figured it out I guess. Thank you so much!

[@Oldjaan]

I got what you’re saying from the first minute! I watched a couple of videos and it just didn’t click.. but it finally did! Thanks to you. ❤

[@vkvishalk]

BRO PLZ NEVER STOP MAKING VIDEOS

[@thebarnowlsmusic]

I finally understand the rationale behind param references. thanks.

[@sinaghezeljeh2227]

you are reason i start learning c++. don't give up
and today i get some questions in my mind like:
how to include libraries like graphic.h ....
how to change mode from debug to release to compile actual fast program
is this thing possible in VSCode ? or i need some thing else like codelite (i use manjaro so i can not use Microsoft Visual Studio)
this question could be future video subject for you

[@theruqq3053]

I've been learning Python for about a few months, but still can't write my own program. By the way :( I love watching your training videos. :) from Turkey

[@NeuralNine]

Learning Python by watching videos is not enough. Set a goal. Choose a simple project and then try to implement it. Whenever you don't know what you should do next GOOGLE! That is what every programmer (no matter how good) does.

[@theruqq3053]

​@@NeuralNine Thank you very much for this advice. I will apply what you say. :)

[@eazystudio]

Awsome thanks for the video

[@luislima7212]

Will you make videos about OOP and data structures in C++?

[@aliad3764]

That was awesome👌👏

[@tips1483]

Can you soon make a video on libraries in C++ (If thats a thing)

[@sefkannnn2085]

Thanks very much, that's helpful.

[@riaank.4585]

Good explanation, thank you! Do you also have a video on call by const reference?

[@joaquins.a.2830]

Thank you Florian

[@sammmm2767]

Thanks dude, ❤️ , keep the good work 😁

[@shivams6316]

Sir Please Make a Tutorial on python Subprocess module...

[@MoJoeShoMo]

why do you want an alias? Is it just to make troubleshooting the code that much harder?

[@Dubov1933]

understood this in 5 min while my cs instructor made in overcomplicated lmao

[@GS_progamer]

Hello! I'm a fan of yours, I can't change the pycharm interper. Could you maybe make some videos on how to use pycharm?

[@alikellaway3901]

Cool video thank you

[@adinamei933]

Cool thanks

[@julianreichelt1719]

👍

[@lepureur4657]

Isnt it like pointers ?

[@juanjocg1870]

Nice video ;)

[@LamsyTech]

Nice video

[@MananGandhi]

sir which editor have u used to make your intro?

[@NeuralNine]

Panzoid

[@MananGandhi]

@@NeuralNine ok thanks

[@sethadkins546]

@@NeuralNine Oh yeah what music do you use for the intro?

[@guitarplayer1495]

Could you perhaps make a python video that interacts with a bitcoin API to show the price of bitcoin?

[@tips1483]

Just make a request to this page:
www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin
and using bs4 search for a certain element
This code works for me
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import requests
url = 'www.coindesk.com/price/bitcoin'
response = requests.get(url)
soup = BeautifulSoup(response.content, features="html5lib")
output = str(soup.find("div", {"class": "price-large"})).split("")[1].split("")[0].replace(",", "")

[@vaggo9611]

good

[@lemmyz1]

I would expect that given &x, x++ would increment the address of x...

[@user-aiganymka]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@paradoxical_101]

FIRST

[@NeuralNine]

:)

[@muhammadridwaan8856]

I still don't get why this difference exists or how it's supposed to be used.

[@anuradhalakruwan1918]

Python program for "ip address" and "mac address change video..... 🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♂️🕵️‍♂️