Your videos are straight forward and inspiring, I could not thank you more. -Isaac I messaged your staff on discord so then they could tell you that, but I figured since I am already in the midst of taking your crash course that I will tell you in the comment section. Please like the comment if you have read so I know that you know your supporters really love your inspiring content.
Excellent lesson! I do have one suggestion tho. For people who are learning this from scratch, you could've added how "and" and "or" are the logical equivalents of multiplication and addition, since true and false is 1 and 0. This really helped me out when I first learnt this, so I thought it would be worthwhile sharing it. :)
Hi Tim, man how do you organize your time to be that productive? This C++ series is fascinating...Would it be possible to have a similar series on MATLAB..thank you kindly
Might be good to mention the order of operations for boolean expressions as well: 1. Not (!) 2. And (&&) 3. Or (||) For example: true || true && false true || (true && false) true || false true If you did not know this and started evaluating the expression from left to right, you would get an incorrect answer: true || true && false --> (true || true) && false --> true && false --> false
I like to the think of the not (!) operator as an operator that checks if a condition is not true and then returns a boolean. Because if all an operator does is reverse a boolean, people wouldn't understand why they would need to use it.
Thank you bro. This is a good post! Do you think I should be learn C++? I know Python and JS. I like web design and mobile app development. What does C++ for me? Mobile or web?
The XOR operator (^) is mainly used for bitwise operations. For boolean expressions the "not equal to" operator (!=) serves the same purpose as XOR for a boolean expressions. This because != only returns true if and only if one of the operands is equal to true; which is the definition of XOR true != true --> false false != true --> true true != false --> true false != false --> false
man can you just donate/purchase sublime text to help his developers ? you use it since your first video and you have now like 600k subscribes I'm sure you gain some money out of it, you can't donate a little bit ?
whats an xor? i often have to be so explicit to my friends that i can meet you on tue XOR thur. They say okay, i'll meet u on tue. On tue, i wait for them & they don't show up. When i call them they tell me, but you can also make thur, right? the ans is no, bec u said meet on tue, i lined up something else for myself on thur. Therefore i shd hv made it explicit, tue XOR thur! in fact, i do that to my friends now.. & those who used 2 do that to me, well, they r no longer my friends!
for this you can also use the keywords "and" ,"or" ,"not
"
Agreed
@Ishaan Curtis Yea, I've been watching on Kaldrostream for months myself :)
@Ishaan Curtis yup, have been watching on KaldroStream for months myself :)
@Ishaan Curtis yup, been watching on kaldrostream for years myself =)
Thank You Tim!
you're so good at simplifying and explaining things that's why I chose to watch your tutorials.
Congrats 600k subs!🎉
Thanks!!
Your videos are straight forward and inspiring, I could not thank you more.
-Isaac
I messaged your staff on discord so then they could tell you that, but I figured since I am already in the midst of taking your crash course that I will tell you in the comment section.
Please like the comment if you have read so I know that you know your supporters really love your inspiring content.
Excellent lesson! I do have one suggestion tho. For people who are learning this from scratch, you could've added how "and" and "or" are the logical equivalents of multiplication and addition, since true and false is 1 and 0. This really helped me out when I first learnt this, so I thought it would be worthwhile sharing it. :)
Nice video! Also, will there be a final project? I would love to see that. 😀
post fasteeeer !
I crave for this series
Thanks, Tim this helped me a lot!!!! ❤
Hi Tim, man how do you organize your time to be that productive? This C++ series is fascinating...Would it be possible to have a similar series on MATLAB..thank you kindly
Will you cover short-circuit evaluation in a future video? It's a very useful thing to take advantage of for more complicated conditions.
yesssir i was waiting on this! please don't stop this
7:58 is basically De Morgan's double complement law
thats exactly what came to mind when i saw that
Great mate...we also looking forward to some Rust videos as well.
Congrats 600k subs. 🎉🎊
Thank you!
congratulations for 600K subcribers, soon you will reach 1 million.
Thank you very much!
Might be good to mention the order of operations for boolean expressions as well:
1. Not (!)
2. And (&&)
3. Or (||)
For example:
true || true && false true || (true && false) true || false true
If you did not know this and started evaluating the expression from left to right, you would get an incorrect answer:
true || true && false --> (true || true) && false --> true && false --> false
@Peterolen Yes, most people but I thought I would mention it since this is a tutorial series for beginners 😊
I hit the like button 3 seconds after the video started
I like to the think of the not (!) operator as an operator that checks if a condition is not true and then returns a boolean. Because if all an operator does is reverse a boolean, people wouldn't understand why they would need to use it.
Thank you bro. This is a good post! Do you think I should be learn C++? I know Python and JS. I like web design and mobile app development. What does C++ for me? Mobile or web?
system programming
@@nikhilt3755 Thank you bro. I will try it :)
Hey Tim , won't you celebrate for reaching 600 K subs , ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Just reliazed 600K
Congo...
This is like when the kids used to say are you not not not not not not liking that.
How are you learning this language? I mean docs
and btw, pls use sublime's build system to build. this way, it is such a time waste
Video Idea:
Pytorch tutorial
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you heard it here first boiz
where is the xor operator?
The XOR operator (^) is mainly used for bitwise operations.
For boolean expressions the "not equal to" operator (!=) serves the same purpose as XOR for a boolean expressions. This because != only returns true if and only if one of the operands is equal to true; which is the definition of XOR
true != true --> false
false != true --> true
true != false --> true
false != false --> false
this is bitwise operator or comes in bitwise operator's category
man can you just donate/purchase sublime text to help his developers ? you use it since your first video and you have now like 600k subscribes I'm sure you gain some money out of it, you can't donate a little bit ?
Good reminder! I will donate/purchase it right now :)
whats an xor? i often have to be so explicit to my friends that i can meet you on tue XOR thur. They say okay, i'll meet u on tue. On tue, i wait for them & they don't show up. When i call them they tell me, but you can also make thur, right? the ans is no, bec u said meet on tue, i lined up something else for myself on thur. Therefore i shd hv made it explicit, tue XOR thur! in fact, i do that to my friends now.. & those who used 2 do that to me, well, they r no longer my friends!
Never trust a programmer who says he knows C++