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15:51 You can change the value (only in lambda function) by typing "mutable" between the circle and curly brackets. This way you don't have to change the variable in bigger scope by passing with reference. Disscussed in Cherno's video on lambdas ua-cam.com/video/mWgmBBz0y8c/v-deo.html
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I was struggling with this topic since yesterday.. it's all clear to me now! Glad I came across your video..Thank you CodeBeauty, Keep making such videos!
not sure if someone mentioned this .. the code [](int x) { if (x % 2 ) == 0 ) .. else .. can be stored in a variable and then passed it to for_each function like this: auto func = [] (int x) { ... }; std::for_each(v.begin(), v.end(), func); to make it clean
Hi, I am trying to learn C++ and did watch your learn c++ in 10h FULL COURSE video for beginners and I would like to start with lambda expressions next, since I need it for an assignment for next week(yes I know, lucky me you uploaded this just today :D). You have a lot of videos about different topics regarding C++, stuff that wasn't in your 10h C++ video, so I was curious if I need to watch any other videos before learning about Lambda expressions. It would mean a lot if you could make a playlist which does include all your videos about C++ in the intended order from easiest(beginner) to difficult(advanced). That would mean so much for people like me who want to know it all!!! :)
All of your videos are extremely important for the beginners like me. I learned a lot from these. Only one catch, beginners like me need a bit more practice problems and as well as a bit more theoretical explanation. Would you recommend some book on c++ which is very close to your lecture spirit or which you find suitable for learning cpp with practicing more? I will be grateful to you for your kind act.
I am watching all the vides , thanks a lot about your programming productions, i would like to say that one of my important problem is still unsolved on your side. and that one is (MY REFUGEE REQUEST AND GETTING ME OUT OF AFGHANISTAN). again thanks a lot, your SUBSCRIBER Nasrullah Kuhzad from Afghanistan.
C++ Builder?! Hi, colleague! Шt's nice to unexpectedly meet such a rare specimen who is still working with the С++ Builder. But I still use CB2007 (C++99) due to a lot of strange things in many last versions... The very last release looks more acceptable so perhaps it's time to move forward... Thank you for video.
@@CodeBeauty yeah exactly. it baffles me as to why you went for pause, instead of all the standard options you have? was it all a setup for that single video? :))
Just out of curiosity, what is the difference between the variables in the [ ] capture clause and the () parameters? And great job with the video, top notch stuff! :)
Hi codebeuty love your videos thank you very much! Just a tip im not sure if it works in vscode, but in notepad++ you can highlight and hit cntrl+k to comment out all of that code. You can uncomment it by highlighing and cntrl+shift+k. Also you can overwrite a line by highlighting it and using paste directly on it with cntrl+v. If you want to select multiple lines with the cursor to tab several lines etc you can hold shift alt and left click down each line you want to have a multicursor really handy. :)
📚 Learn how to solve problems and build projects with these Free E-Books ⬇️
C++ Lambdas e-book - free download here: bit.ly/freeCppE-Book
Entire Object-Pascal step-by-step guide - free download here: bit.ly/FreeObjectPascalEbook
🚀📈💻🔥 My Practical Programming Course: www.codebeautyacademy.com/
Experience the power of practical learning, gain career-ready skills, and start building real applications!
This is a step-by-step course designed to take you from beginner to expert in no time!
💰 Here is a coupon to save 10% on your first payment (CODEBEAUTY_YT10).
Use it quickly, because it will be available for a limited time.
I have asked for this topic like 7 months back and now got it. Thank you.
The beauty about your videos is, I always watch them to learn something I initially intended to but, I always end up learning some extra things. Thanks for that. You're awesome
Today, I first learned lambda function of C++.
I learned from the best. (Whitney's one of my favorite songs)!!
You are the best C++ Lecturer in UA-cam. You explain the topic with the example, including all other special features of C++. Like in this "lambda function" example, you also included 'Standard Template Library' vector and algorithm. That really connects with the real coding problems and uses of all other important features of C++.
Thank you for teaching us, all these things :)
Thanks a lot :)
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Thank you. Best C++ lambda introduction I have seen thus far.
You are so talented for teaching, the best teacher ever!
this video is so easy to understand, love it
Perfect timing! We are covering Delegates and Lambdas this week in my C# course.
Hi, I'm from Brazil and a developer beginner but with much years at development using C++; Your channel is my favorite font to learning c++ and english; This is terrific. 🚀🚀
15:51 You can change the value (only in lambda function) by typing "mutable" between the circle and curly brackets.
This way you don't have to change the variable in bigger scope by passing with reference.
Disscussed in Cherno's video on lambdas ua-cam.com/video/mWgmBBz0y8c/v-deo.html
yea i should have gone to cherno to learn about lambdas, cause she defined only function pointers in signatures.
The best explanation, I need this video a lot, thank you CodeBeauty!!❤
Never had a full grasp of lambdas until I watched this video! Thanks beautiful lady 🙂
Happy to help! 🥰
Im learning c++ on udemy and I always come to your videos for second help. you always have a great way if explaining these concepts . Thank you for posting these videos. for real!
Saldina you are the best as always ❤❤❤
The best explanation of Lammdas I have seen, not filled with computer science geek mumbo jumbo those guys love to spew.
I love the way you teach the lesson, and in general your lessos are very helpful. Thank you very much.
I was struggling with this topic since yesterday.. it's all clear to me now! Glad I came across your video..Thank you CodeBeauty, Keep making such videos!
I have a biomedical engineering master degree, and I decided to learn C++ in the best possible way.
Thank you so much for existing.
love your videos
So pretty much just like Python lambdas, they're used as "throwaway" functions. Thanks for the practical example.
lambda confused me for almost 1 month and i always tried to not read thos code written by lambda untill i watched your video. Thanks so much.
I'm so happy that it helped you ☺️ 🤗
First time it's ever really made sense to me. Thanks!
Thanks for this lesson. I really need to learn this for our management project. Great teaching as always❤
You are so welcome 🥰
These books are amazing, thanks for sharing free resources with us Saldina ❤️
Glad u like em 😃😃
This is my first time visiting this channel and definitely learned something new, Thank you for the tutorial
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I finally understood that! Thanks!
This video is awesome! Thank you I have a better understanding now. I am a struggling student and your videos help out greatly
So useful and simple.. thank u Saldina 🌷
Very nice! 👍
you explained lambdas so simply and beutifully
Thank you so much
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At last, clear and concise, thank you!
Great description!Thank you!
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wow i never comment on videos but this simple explanation honestly blew my mind! thank you so much
Well-done explanation of lambdas. Thank you.
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thank you! :)
You cleared my basics very well thank you ..!
You remain the Best !!!!
This video is worth of a million likes... Explained as easy as pealing a banana...
Thanks CodeBeauty..
Hi mam
Isn't it a coincidence? I just started using lambdas in C++. Thanks;)
Nicely explained. Thank you very much!🥰
not sure if someone mentioned this ..
the code
[](int x) {
if (x % 2 ) == 0 )
..
else
..
can be stored in a variable and then passed it to for_each function like this:
auto func = [] (int x) { ... };
std::for_each(v.begin(), v.end(), func);
to make it clean
Thank you very much. It was very good explained.
Thanks aloooooooooooot for explaination , quiet and concentrated
I hope you go forward
@CodeBeauty You're really a great teacher. Thank you so much for the classes. Really helpful. Please keep on making videos. God bless you!
GREAT video !! thank you again for another video !
7:02 - This kind of structures (classes) with overloaded operator() are called Functors.
Best explanation ever!
Des explications claires et simples ! Je vous remercie beaucoup
de rien ☺️🥰
Your videos are great! Thank you!
Thank you for an amazing explanation
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Thanks for this awesome lecture!
Good video. Learned a lot. Thank you❤.
Hi, I am trying to learn C++ and did watch your learn c++ in 10h FULL COURSE video for beginners and I would like to start with lambda expressions next, since I need it for an assignment for next week(yes I know, lucky me you uploaded this just today :D). You have a lot of videos about different topics regarding C++, stuff that wasn't in your 10h C++ video, so I was curious if I need to watch any other videos before learning about Lambda expressions. It would mean a lot if you could make a playlist which does include all your videos about C++ in the intended order from easiest(beginner) to difficult(advanced). That would mean so much for people like me who want to know it all!!! :)
Excellent content!
Thankyou so much...😍Good explanation...It will be helpful for my presentation..😄 please do more videos..
thank you Saldina for the perfect explination
you're welcome 🤗🥰
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Well I love to see more topics about morden c++ like that
Thank you! it was quite helpful!
Excellent stuff and you make things look easy.
All of your videos are extremely important for the beginners like me. I learned a lot from these. Only one catch, beginners like me need a bit more practice problems and as well as a bit more theoretical explanation. Would you recommend some book on c++ which is very close to your lecture spirit or which you find suitable for learning cpp with practicing more? I will be grateful to you for your kind act.
exelent , learn match more then the course (expensive and to my lang) ! great thanks :)
Thanks, cool and simple explanation
Thank you from Beirut
I like your pronunciation of "parameter". :)
Thanks, Great Teaching..
this is a great tutorial
Very well explained
Damn that's a handy tool to have! Looks like Lambda expressions can get pretty complex pretty quick though.
Good explanation, thanks.
I am watching all the vides , thanks a lot about your programming productions, i would like to say that
one of my important problem is still unsolved on your side.
and that one is (MY REFUGEE REQUEST AND GETTING ME OUT OF AFGHANISTAN).
again thanks a lot,
your SUBSCRIBER Nasrullah Kuhzad from Afghanistan.
C++ Builder?! Hi, colleague! Шt's nice to unexpectedly meet such a rare specimen who is still working with the С++ Builder. But I still use CB2007 (C++99) due to a lot of strange things in many last versions... The very last release looks more acceptable so perhaps it's time to move forward... Thank you for video.
perfect tutor and perfect lesson. Thank you!
Great, thank you CodeBeauty
Thank you for this very informative and beautiful video, CodeBeauty
Dear mam u r brilliant
Welldone my dear saldina❤
Thank you! 🥰🥰
@@CodeBeauty 😘
Hello from Belgium
osm explanation and detailed info. good job thank you
Would it not be better to simply use std::getchar() instead of the windows specific "pause>nul" ?
or cin.get()
here is a video about that 😃
ua-cam.com/video/VcLMLEw4sn8/v-deo.html
@@CodeBeauty yeah exactly. it baffles me as to why you went for pause, instead of all the standard options you have? was it all a setup for that single video? :))
Just out of curiosity, what is the difference between the variables in the [ ] capture clause and the () parameters?
And great job with the video, top notch stuff! :)
More good content like this!
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Hi codebeuty love your videos thank you very much! Just a tip im not sure if it works in vscode, but in notepad++ you can highlight and hit cntrl+k to comment out all of that code. You can uncomment it by highlighing and cntrl+shift+k. Also you can overwrite a line by highlighting it and using paste directly on it with cntrl+v. If you want to select multiple lines with the cursor to tab several lines etc you can hold shift alt and left click down each line you want to have a multicursor really handy. :)
you are briliant thanks.
awesome! thank you!
Thanks for the content
You are the best lady you should know that.
Amazing..thx
Thank you too!
I love your tutorials.😍 feedback: can yo please zoom in the code area? You can remove the folder and class structure views in VS. Thanks 😊 🙏 🤗
13:00 thank you for a simple explanation about what capture clause is used for. so many people dont actually fucking explain that it does this. thx
it's my pleasure to be better than others :D