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The fact that you decided to keep the nostalgia you got apart of this video shows how much effort you put into these thank you so much for these videos
Thank you for teaching the world C++ in logical, bite-size chunks! I am a longtime C programmer and am just getting up to speed on C++. Your course is helping me do that with minimum effort. I was prompted to leave a comment because I too played the accordion when I was young and I too miss playing it!
Thank you so much for this video, I just got my first tech job as a C++ developer, and the only C++ questions during the interview were about virtual functions, so you helped me get the job!
This teacher has a great art of simplifying things such that even a new student is able to take out the core meaning from her session. Good Job teacher
And here I was studying and now I just got sidetracked by the accordions... I don't regret it. Thanks for your invaluable help in the videos! You truly have a deep knowledge and talent in teaching programming! Keep up the great work!
I learned all the C++ concepts I was struggling to learn in university with your videos that teach them as simple as they are and not unnecessarily complicate them. Thanks for the amazing toturials :)
Saldina, thanks for your videos. I've been trying to learn c++ for so long, but always get deterred and bored. You present c++ in a consumable format. So I'm finally learning it. :)
I was so daunted by what this topic had in stored but you made it really simple to comprend. I appreciate you and your value to the coding community. Thank you !!!
I'm Vietnamese. I have ever learned coding from Vietnamese teachers, but I have something to be not understanding. So I decided to learn from foreigner that you. At first, I have to watch and translate at the same time because of my poor English. So now, I got something I didn't understand before. Thank u so much! p/s: your voice is easy to listen to! ❤️❤️❤️
I must say, I'm so glad I found this video. I was having a really hard time understanding the concept of virtual functions for months. This demotivated me and caused me to take a long break from learning C++. However, after watching YOUR explanation of it, I actually understand the concept now and the purpose of using it. I've had more confidence in learning the language since then. Thanks!
I am an Opera Singer and also a voice teacher and a choir director. When i was young I was studying programming and chemistry which i never finished. Due to Covid I returned to study programming again, but it has been hard on me. Because I am not so young, although your videos and explanations have helped with my understanding of how the process should be done. I wish all teachers were helpful as you are.
It is so nice to see the real BEAUTY OF CODE! Thank you so much for sharing these beneficial informations with us, you literally 100 times better than my profs.
Thanks a lot for this! I watched this video about an hour before my exam and it helped me do what I was supposed to do. Everything's clear and concise. You're a brilliant teacher!
You are an excellent teacher! I myself is a retured university ass. prof and have given many lectures in advanced Java programming among others. I took me several years to be as good as you !!!
First time I see you getting so emotional. Sometimes I get emotional like that. And tears just come up from my eyes without noticing. Thank you for the video. You explained it so well. I am learning this on my c++ course at university and this is really helpful!
Thanks for sharing the accordion link with the Just Duet channel. It was very amusing to hear the "Super Mario Bros" and "Still Dre" songs. I chuckled a bit seeing how straight their faces looked as they played. I hope you'll continue with your passion in playing the accordion, it sounds like a wonderful instrument meant for a wonderful person.
I'm learning C and C++ in school and i always learn something there and you upload a video about it!! Is amazing, With this videos i understand everything perfectly and learn new things you add :D
This is so interesting. Thank you for the time you invest on your videos. I come from Java, and I find myself fighting my brain on syntax a lot. Thanks to you that process has become way easier.
I was thinking to drop C++ and learn some other programming language iinstead until I saw your videos! You have explained each and everything brilliantly and made everything look fun and easy :D Love from Pakistan
what, i was scared of oop because of what they all talk about. i think you make it very easy and understandable. thank you so much! also i really like the shirts you wear
Thank you for another great video. Just for the clarification, please explain the difference between using, Instrument* i1= new Accordion(); and Instrument* i1= new Instrument(); in this situation.
2 years down the line but video it's very lively like you're doing it today. We will forever miss this lectures In Kenya the instrument is used in folksongs
Ya, I used to play Bassoon in school for a while, and I get nostalgic for that from time to time like when I hear some music with a prominent bassoon part.... Thank you for sharing about playing the accordion!
the notation used in 06:44 Instrument* i1 = new Accordion( ); it is also used in linked list as Node* newNode = new Node( ); but I do not understand why this is done in this way, any help? thanks! thanks teacher Saldina!
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You have explained to me what the book didn't explain. You have helped me create and compile my midterm project. Thank you very much! I wish you the best of success in all your endeavors.😀👍
YOu have an amazing voice, i want to marry you
None of my University teachers were able to made programming look so easy like you do. Good job on being such a great teacher!
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I told her that too!
The fact that you decided to keep the nostalgia you got apart of this video shows how much effort you put into these thank you so much for these videos
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Finally someone who explains things as simple as they are and does not complicate them. Thanks
Oh girl you are blowing my professors and teachers out of the WATER 😭😭😭😭 bless your soul queen 🙌🙌😭😭 I hope you make it to heaven
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I'm always amazed how this OOP videos can summarize 1 week of formal programming courses.
They are rudimentary, but an ideal start.
Leterally u can beat any professor in teaching skills.
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YOU ARE AN AMAZING TEACHER. I dont need to check for someone else's tutorial. I am always sure that your tutorial is all I need to understand OOP.
Thank you for teaching the world C++ in logical, bite-size chunks! I am a longtime C programmer and am just getting up to speed on C++. Your course is helping me do that with minimum effort. I was prompted to leave a comment because I too played the accordion when I was young and I too miss playing it!
Thank you so much for this video, I just got my first tech job as a C++ developer, and the only C++ questions during the interview were about virtual functions, so you helped me get the job!
I watched many c++ tutorials and this was the first video I watched that I allowed me to understood this concept! Thanks!
That is great to hear 🤗😃😃
This teacher has a great art of simplifying things such that even a new student is able to take out the core meaning from her session. Good Job teacher
Grateful for your work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Much appreciated! 🙏💙
As an electonics engineering student, I love u r tutorials. Thanks for your nice explanation. greetings from Turkey :)
I just loved how clear and confident you are while teaching, pleased that I've found your channel♥️😊
And here I was studying and now I just got sidetracked by the accordions... I don't regret it. Thanks for your invaluable help in the videos! You truly have a deep knowledge and talent in teaching programming! Keep up the great work!
Thank you Sensei! You taught me passion, patience, precision, peace and Abstract Classes. 🙏 🙇
With your style, you make learning easier
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your way of teaching also like pure virtual function forces me to understand the topic easily.😁thank you so much.
I learned all the C++ concepts I was struggling to learn in university with your videos that teach them as simple as they are and not unnecessarily complicate them. Thanks for the amazing toturials :)
I listened to 25 accordion compositions on the link with affection. Very beautiful music.
This helped me alot to understand these. Thank you.
thx very much this video really helped me alot .. your videos are really easy to understand and very helpful
Watched so many tutorials about virtual functions. None of them was this good. Awesome example for virtual functions
Svaka čast, prepametna i prelepa Mostarko
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I am just fallen in love the way you teach and your explanation
Saldina, thanks for your videos. I've been trying to learn c++ for so long, but always get deterred and bored. You present c++ in a consumable format. So I'm finally learning it. :)
I was so daunted by what this topic had in stored but you made it really simple to comprend. I appreciate you and your value to the coding community. Thank you !!!
I'm Vietnamese. I have ever learned coding from Vietnamese teachers, but I have something to be not understanding. So I decided to learn from foreigner that you. At first, I have to watch and translate at the same time because of my poor English. So now, I got something I didn't understand before. Thank u so much!
p/s: your voice is easy to listen to! ❤️❤️❤️
The most unique video I've ever seen. It is incredibly well explained and completely comprehensive. Well done!
I must say, I'm so glad I found this video. I was having a really hard time understanding the concept of virtual functions for months. This demotivated me and caused me to take a long break from learning C++. However, after watching YOUR explanation of it, I actually understand the concept now and the purpose of using it. I've had more confidence in learning the language since then. Thanks!
Welcome back after a long break. You are amazing teacher.
I am an Opera Singer and also a voice teacher and a choir director. When i was young I was studying programming and chemistry which i never finished. Due to Covid I returned to study programming again, but it has been hard on me. Because I am not so young, although your videos and explanations have helped with my understanding of how the process should be done. I wish all teachers were helpful as you are.
You are currently the best c++ teacher on UA-cam University
Your channel is a goldmine of knowledge thank you so much
This channel should have a million subs
It is so nice to see the real BEAUTY OF CODE! Thank you so much for sharing these beneficial informations with us, you literally 100 times better than my profs.
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Thanks a lot for this! I watched this video about an hour before my exam and it helped me do what I was supposed to do. Everything's clear and concise. You're a brilliant teacher!
You are an excellent teacher! I myself is a retured university ass. prof and have given many lectures in advanced Java programming among others. I took me several years to be as good as you !!!
Thank you so much! 🥰
❤Cpp getting wayyy better!!!!!
hey, I'm coming from code camp, your lessons it's amazing , I'm Montaha from Libya (north Africa)
After watching so many videos finally i understand the concept .Brilliant teaching skills 👍👍
I'm happy to hear that 🤗💓
Thanks for making such a clear explanation to the virtual and pure virtual function
Thanks! Your channel is so helpful!!
Better better better content, teaching, talk clearly (for me that not English native).. So I learning so much ! Thanks! ❤
Such a clear explanation, and u have a very nice smile. god bless U....
Clear, informative and gorgeous videos. Many thanks for amazing C++ tutorials dear Saldina, greetings from Turkey 👍
The accordion nostalgia bit was a nice touch.
Looking forward to creating a concert in C++. Instrument class example 👍
Like the Fleetwood Mac song goes .... You make learning Fun!
Many Thanks.
First time I see you getting so emotional.
Sometimes I get emotional like that. And tears just come up from my eyes without noticing.
Thank you for the video. You explained it so well. I am learning this on my c++ course at university and this is really helpful!
The way you teach c++ makes it more simple... Nice work ma'am.
Thanks for sharing the accordion link with the Just Duet channel. It was very amusing to hear the "Super Mario Bros" and "Still Dre" songs. I chuckled a bit seeing how straight their faces looked as they played.
I hope you'll continue with your passion in playing the accordion, it sounds like a wonderful instrument meant for a wonderful person.
I'm new to classes and objects and your videos are very like very helpful
The pacing in this video is great! Will you consider doing more in-depth videos about C/C++ internals?
Yes, absolutely! Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗
Oh wow, well aren't you full of surprises :-) That was quite a fun fact right there.
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Veliki pozdrav za Zagreb! 🇭🇷❤️🤍💙
I'm learning C and C++ in school and i always learn something there and you upload a video about it!! Is amazing, With this videos i understand everything perfectly and learn new things you add :D
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Well u made me feel nostalgic as well during learning and working in office. Thanks for the detailed guide.
Thanks Saldina...It was a great video ❤❤
you are my favorite teacher in C++ i like ur explanation keep going :)
heil from Bulgaria :) I'm addicted to your lessons !
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I really like your teaching style. Your explanation was awesome .
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the best video i have ever seen about oop 🤞
This is so interesting. Thank you for the time you invest on your videos. I come from Java, and I find myself fighting my brain on syntax a lot. Thanks to you that process has become way easier.
Appreciated the work and teaching skills from India....
I was thinking to drop C++ and learn some other programming language iinstead until I saw your videos! You have explained each and everything brilliantly and made everything look fun and easy :D Love from Pakistan
You explained very well. Despite the explanation was in English I understood everything and you cleared up any doubts I had. Thank you.
The accordion choices are great! The hungarian čardaš remembered me about a passage of Brahms' Hungarian dance n°4
Excellent lesson. Your teaching is concise and refreshing.
OMG... I was looking for operators implementation in C++, but found a Beauty...
the nostalgic accordian part Was really adorable , keep it up mam , u teach very Well , may god reWard u
very good content , great video , saludos desde Peru!
Muchos saludos a Peru! 🇵🇪❤️🤍
Crystal clear topic thanx madam...
Most convinent one....thanks for making this video.
what, i was scared of oop because of what they all talk about. i think you make it very easy and understandable. thank you so much! also i really like the shirts you wear
Amazing explanation. It's a tough subject for understanding but....you saved my night.
wow this video clear out all of my confusion related to the virtual function.
thanks a lot for that.
Thank you for another great video. Just for the clarification, please explain the difference between using, Instrument* i1= new Accordion(); and Instrument* i1= new Instrument(); in this situation.
Hi, do you know why did she use "new"?
Finally 😍I was waiting for oop tutorials
Thank you saldina your videos are helping me a lot in my university works.☺
most underrated channel on youtube
Your way of teaching is very educational!!! Thank you for this chapter.
Thanks for your explanation I’m now ready for my exam tomorrow 😙
Superb explanation
2 years down the line but video it's very lively like you're doing it today. We will forever miss this lectures
In Kenya the instrument is used in folksongs
Ya, I used to play Bassoon in school for a while, and I get nostalgic for that from time to time like when I hear some music with a prominent bassoon part.... Thank you for sharing about playing the accordion!
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Thank you so much for such good quality video's! i am currently studying for an exam to the army and your vids present the needed knowledge very well!
Today example taken to describe is awesome.
its very helpful ... explained in one of the best way.....
Best explanation ever thanks a lot love from India 🙏🙏🥰🥰
Yep, this channel's name is correct - there is code and there is beauty.
Phenomenal teaching, thank you for explaining it so clear!
Love Ur work. Explanations are never complex , but build from the basic up to total completeness.
Wow such a perfect explanation, thankyou so much, make more practice questions on c++.
Your explanation is really superb.
You are a great teacher. Thank you.
Very good examples to explain the concept.
the notation used in 06:44 Instrument* i1 = new Accordion( ); it is also used in linked list as Node* newNode = new Node( );
but I do not understand why this is done in this way, any help? thanks!
thanks teacher Saldina!
to give the object ability to access all the public methods or properties of the both base and derived classes. It's very useful in that case.
saving the semester!!!
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You teach so effectively , plz come to India and become my teacher here i want to feel the essence of c++ in person with my teacher. 🎉
Waaaawww. I wanna see you by playing accordion. I love this lecture. Thank you soooooo much. I'm from Brazil.
Excellent interpretation of Argentina. A. Piazzolla - Libertango in your link ... Thank you !!!