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As a math graduate I am just now getting into programming as a career. I appreciate the rigor involved in C++ compared to other languages I have dabbled in. It seems to force you to learn the underlying concepts of programming and to think deeply about what you are doing. I can tell you have internalized this and know where things can go wrong. Thank you for your work.
This tutorial is the best on UA-cam because you are printing out the values Everytime you change it. Makes it easy for everyone to understand. Subscribed!
I'm from Moscow, and I learn English from A1 level. Thanks for your videos, because I can improve my listening skills with your videos about programming on C++ ))
ive literally consumed like your OOP course on codecamp, oop and about to finish pointer content......your videos make it look really easy thanks! I am an electrical engineer trying to learn C++ to enter the embedded systems field
Hi! I appreciate that part of what you mentioned is frequently puzzling. Even though you taught it well, I've learned the necessity of familiarizing myself with the notion of pointers so that I can be comfortable with it for much longer periods of time and don't forget it when presented with a coding challenge. In essence, rather than merely viewing videos online and claiming "I understand," I must return to this series of tutorials on the notion of pointers on a frequent basis until I feel comfortable with it.
Hi Saleena Mam! I came to your channel after watching the OOP tutorial on free code camp. Thank you so much for your amazing work! I'm sure, it's gonna be amazing and very easy-to-understand pointers in C++. Your's virtual student! MSK.
I'm subscribed and clicked to Bell button because you are doing videos very well. I guess POINTERS are the one of most important and interesting feature of the C/C++ language specially for Microcontroller programming. I ask you to please make POINTER video much as possible for teach us every feature of that.
@@CodeBeauty I want to ask you something, when you weren't making coding videos for 3 weeks I became a bit rusty, is there any daily exercises that you would recommend?
How about this one edabit.com/challenges/cpp There are a lot of exercises, so you can pick which ones you'd like to do, and you can select difficulty level as well 🤔
I really thank you as an E.C.E. student. I realised that the preferred words that are used to instruct the topic are amazingly crucial, simple and understandable. I am happy to learn the usage of pointers.
I appreciate your effort and the videos are really good. Explanations are also clear. I would be thankful if you make some videos on STL of C++. It would be very helpful for me. I had a question which is how much of a language should I know to get a job as a programmer? Because you know one cannot remember everything of a language. TIA.
I'm from your OOP video from freecodecamp. That was the most amazing video on OOP i have ever seen. Thank you very much for creating such videos what i was exactly looking for on youtube. besides all the videos i have seen on pointers only showed about numbers and their memory locations as you did on your first video on pointers. But created a series on pointers which is really excellent. Hope you'd keep up good works. Stay safe and Best wishes for you.
Excelent, because you teach it the right way. Most c/c++ teachers make the mistake of interpreting pointer declarations as int *ptr; and dereferencing pointers by writing *ptr= ; anyway. This is very confusing for beginners because they see one graphical symbol for two completely different things. He doesn't understand that the pointer in this case is not *ptr. Because he doesn't know that int* ptr; and int * ptr; and int *ptr; are the same for c/c++, but not for a first time learner human.
I am not sure if I find this very well taught because you are good or because this is my like 5th time in 2 months going back to relearn pointers but I like it, haha.
Thank you very much, with you I am learning my English and programming. Sorry but I need to program with "heap-sort n-child" , Can you explain this topic in an upcoming video? Thank you!!
Hi 🤗 I've been working mostly with C# and JavaScript in the past few years. I can do a few things if necessary in Java as well, but it's not my strong point. And then SQL, because it's standard for databases. But don't let all of the languages, frameworks, technologies... confuse you. Once you understand the core of programming and develop the right way of thinking, everything else is just a matter of syntax. 😊
So I ran into a problem. It happened when I watched your video on Linked Lists. You seem to type "cout" and "endl" and then my IDE tells me these identifiers aren't defined. Stackoverflow told me to put "std::" in front of both of those terms and then it started working. Now I see in multiple videos that you don't put "std::" in front of these terms. How are you able to do this?
in the App-ATM how can I make the variable balance static so as if I give the option Withdraw many times the value will be soustracted from the balance ? I tried but I don't know how to go on with static variable in switch-case statement Thank for yor help
📚 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.
As a math graduate I am just now getting into programming as a career. I appreciate the rigor involved in C++ compared to other languages I have dabbled in. It seems to force you to learn the underlying concepts of programming and to think deeply about what you are doing. I can tell you have internalized this and know where things can go wrong. Thank you for your work.
Pointers killed me in my C Systems Programming class. You made the explanation very simple. Great information!
Because most teachers suck at explaining stuff and make it too long for no reason
This tutorial is the best on UA-cam because you are printing out the values Everytime you change it. Makes it easy for everyone to understand. Subscribed!
I'm from Moscow, and I learn English from A1 level. Thanks for your videos, because I can improve my listening skills with your videos about programming on C++ ))
oh, finally a video that made me understand pointers. A new world just opened up to me!
THE WAY U EXPLAINED THIS SO EASILY THAT I IMMEDIATELY UNDERSTOOD IT AFTER ALL THE TUTORIALS IVE WATCHED WITH THIS TOPIC. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
I'm here from your OOPs video. It was awesome 😍
Kese ho bhai
me too
ive literally consumed like your OOP course on codecamp, oop and about to finish pointer content......your videos make it look really easy thanks! I am an electrical engineer trying to learn C++ to enter the embedded systems field
I started to pointers playlist today, havent watched yet but, after oop lessons, I am pretty sure it is awsome!
I feel understand more when I watch your channel.
Thanks a lot, Saldina Nurak.
Your voice is so sweet.
🤗
I'm I'm here from Traversy Media, really enjoyed your crash course in C++
Came from free code camp, your course was excellent and now Im excited to learn more in your channel!
As always, clear and simply. Keep going! nice to see you again. another ++ from me.
Thank you! ☺️
Here after finishing your OOP playlist. Let's goooo!!!!
Your knowledges will give you more than what you want. One day, you will surely be there. I respect you very much.
I am here from freecodecamp your style of teaching is amazing
splendid content CodeBeauty. I broke that thumbs up on your video. Keep on up the brilliant work.
🥰🥰
Hi!
I appreciate that part of what you mentioned is frequently puzzling. Even though you taught it well, I've learned the necessity of familiarizing myself with the notion of pointers so that I can be comfortable with it for much longer periods of time and don't forget it when presented with a coding challenge.
In essence, rather than merely viewing videos online and claiming "I understand," I must return to this series of tutorials on the notion of pointers on a frequent basis until I feel comfortable with it.
I love how u make it look so easy and understoodable
you should have a million subscribers..Your videos are too nice
New subscriber coming over from the freeCodeCamp channel. Keep up the good work.
From freeCodeCamp! Saldina your course was awesome! just loved that!
🙏💙
I like it.. very great !! It explains pointers, the way they work, an also the failures that may happens.
I always hated programming...
But now , programming is my crush subject just because of you ma'am .... ♥️
Hi Saleena Mam! I came to your channel after watching the OOP tutorial on free code camp. Thank you so much for your amazing work! I'm sure, it's gonna be amazing and very easy-to-understand pointers in C++.
Your's virtual student!
MSK.
Thank you for uploading this!
Perfect for a beginner! Thank you so much!
Your videos are the best!
I am here from FreeCodeCamp...your course on OOPs in CPP was simply awesome.
I'm subscribed and clicked to Bell button because you are doing videos very well. I guess POINTERS are the one of most important and interesting feature of the C/C++ language specially for Microcontroller programming. I ask you to please make POINTER video much as possible for teach us every feature of that.
i love the way you explain , such a good vibe
Best explanation I saw yet. Thank you.
just what i needed
You have cool, clean, understandable, excellent English!
Beautifully explained lady!!! Thanks so much for the clarity, it really helped!!!
Keep up the good work, subscribed!!!
Good video for revision. Thank you. waiting for more 👍👍👍
This is the third of your playlists which I'm watching. :D
Thanks for the wonderful videos! Very helpful
You're very welcome!
It's good to have you back
🥰
@@CodeBeauty I want to ask you something, when you weren't making coding videos for 3 weeks I became a bit rusty, is there any daily exercises that you would recommend?
How about this one edabit.com/challenges/cpp
There are a lot of exercises, so you can pick which ones you'd like to do, and you can select difficulty level as well 🤔
@@CodeBeauty thank you so much!!!!
Wonderful video about pointers in c++ and i am looking forward the next one.😁
The next one has been published 😁
Just Love the way you teach.... Thankyou
big ++ from me! I finally start to understand what is all about
I really thank you as an E.C.E. student. I realised that the preferred words that are used to instruct the topic are amazingly crucial, simple and understandable. I am happy to learn the usage of pointers.
OOP video is as lit as friends reunion
You’re very good at explaining. Thank you for the video, subscribed.
Hey I am coming from Free Code Camp you tube channel. Saw your video about OOP concept. Thank you for explaining OOP.
I appreciate your effort and the videos are really good. Explanations are also clear. I would be thankful if you make some videos on STL of C++. It would be very helpful for me. I had a question which is how much of a language should I know to get a job as a programmer? Because you know one cannot remember everything of a language. TIA.
Thanks for pointing us in the right direction 😉
4:29 what keybind did you use to copy a line without highlighting it?
CTRL + D (check out the official cheat-sheet for more visualstudio.microsoft.com/keyboard-shortcuts.pdf )
@@day4834 tysm
your explanation is really amazing
🥰🥰
Watching again after long time
Welcome back 🥰
Thank you for these videos!
Great content and a good explanation of pointers!
💯 well explained.
Pointers made simple
That was really good! I would be happy if you can make video on arithmetic operations on pointers and how to access array using pointers. Thank You!😀
I will ☺️
I'm from your OOP video from freecodecamp. That was the most amazing video on OOP i have ever seen. Thank you very much for creating such videos what i was exactly looking for on youtube. besides all the videos i have seen on pointers only showed about numbers and their memory locations as you did on your first video on pointers. But created a series on pointers which is really excellent. Hope you'd keep up good works. Stay safe and Best wishes for you.
Thank you for this very useful video!
Excelent, because you teach it the right way.
Most c/c++ teachers make the mistake of interpreting pointer declarations as
int *ptr;
and dereferencing pointers by writing
*ptr= ; anyway.
This is very confusing for beginners because they see one graphical symbol for two completely different things.
He doesn't understand that the pointer in this case is not *ptr.
Because he doesn't know that
int* ptr; and
int * ptr; and
int *ptr; are the same for c/c++, but not for a first time learner human.
I am not sure if I find this very well taught because you are good or because this is my like 5th time in 2 months going back to relearn pointers but I like it, haha.
Beautiful explanation 🤓
Nice. My teacher lost half the class when she tried to explain pointers. Took her 2hrs to do what you did in 10min.
Thank you, I am from Iraq, although I do not speak English, but I understand ♥♥
Good introduction to Pointers, thanks!
Great video, thank you!
hey saldina i am coming from freecodecamp oop lecture was great thanks
"We are going to learn about pointers, so I will go straight to the point" Hahaha, thank you for that line. Great videos!
Great video ! Could you do some more videos on data structures in c++ . That's gonna help me a lot ! Tq in advance.
C++ made easy, thank you code beauty
잘 봤습니다. 감사해요:)
Thank you
Thanks Mam u saved my life
Very good explanation.
Would be great to have a video on static vs dynamic casting!
another corker of a tut. well done
I first hated you, but now I like you Beatycode
😡->❤️
Very clear explanation medam😍👌
At the end of the video you mentioned for what the pointers are used, can you enumerate the different use of pointers? Thank you!
Thank you for your explanations they were great ❤
But I still don't get it what do the pointers use for...😅
Thank you on wonderful course on pointers. If you don't mind, would you please increase the font size I hardly see what you type. Thanks a lot
Thank you very much, with you I am learning my English and programming.
Sorry but I need to program with "heap-sort n-child" , Can you explain this topic in an upcoming video? Thank you!!
Very good job. Great!
Very well explained...
Can u plz make a video how to make a snippets in visual studio...
awesome ,thank you
code + beuatiful girl = best programming learning
Thank you 🥰
May I know How does auto spacing : cout
But why does the address keeps changing every time you assign a new variable and run the code
Excelente aula.
u r so smart..........interesting
Hello Saldina! Do you know other programming languages? If you do, which ones? As always great video :)
Hi 🤗
I've been working mostly with C# and JavaScript in the past few years. I can do a few things if necessary in Java as well, but it's not my strong point. And then SQL, because it's standard for databases.
But don't let all of the languages, frameworks, technologies... confuse you. Once you understand the core of programming and develop the right way of thinking, everything else is just a matter of syntax. 😊
@@CodeBeauty Thanks for the reply :). I am doing web development right now but I am having a hard time with javascript haha but it's fine I guess
Hey Saldina please teach function overloading and operator overloading from polymorphism
So I ran into a problem. It happened when I watched your video on Linked Lists. You seem to type "cout" and "endl" and then my IDE tells me these identifiers aren't defined. Stackoverflow told me to put "std::" in front of both of those terms and then it started working. Now I see in multiple videos that you don't put "std::" in front of these terms. How are you able to do this?
Can you create a video on Singleton principle in CPP?
awesome content...
You are amazing
I'd like to point out that probably most common use of char pointer is pointing to array of bytes!
May I ask what extensions you were using that makes it automatically arrange the code like how an autocorrect works?
Install visual studio community and you'll have all that you need 😊
please make a video on node..
in the App-ATM how can I make the variable balance static so as if I give the option Withdraw many times the value will be soustracted from the balance ?
I tried but I don't know how to go on with static variable in switch-case statement
Thank for yor help
Ma'am please bring visual basic programs tutorials in visual studio.
good info