C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#24 - Multidimensional Arrays with (2D/3D) Examples - SavvyNik on Linux
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#24. We learn about Multidimensional Arrays with (2D/3D) examples in C++. This will be an introduction to C++ Multidimensional Arrays for Beginners. Multidimensional Arrays (2D/3D). This C++ Tutorial is for Beginners and intended for learning the concepts of C++. Use Visual Studio Code or any text editor to follow along. Make sure to subscribe so you can follow the series.
Learn about when and how to use Multidimensional Arrays with various examples and explanations in this tutorial for beginners using C++. Multidimensional Arrays can be helpful when you need an array inside of another array. We'll use an examples to show you how to create Multidimensional Arrays. Learn how to use C++ in 2021!
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@@SavvyNik Welcome and thanks for this c++ course video
hey Savvy thank you for this series. so how can I do something useful like a simple game for example with what Ive learnt? thanks in advance.
I'm a windows 10 pro user and I'm switching to mint os tomorrow.But after installing mint os can i install fitgirl repacks? Please respond to my comment ASAP! 🥺
I have no idea what that is or if it will work. I guess you'll have to install and see haha
Probably, but be careful
Also, you might need to use wine
& for safety, a VM
@@AcidiFy574 That's a great idea. Always nice to test things in a VM before applying it to the real deal.
You may have to use WINE, or if that doesn't work use a Windows VM with GPU passthrough as a last resort.
Edit: Forgot to mention that if you are not a Linux extremist and don't praise Tux as your lord and saviour, use dual boot.
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I have a stupid question
How do you rename your USB drive in linux???
BTW, have you heard about the whole Microsoft sneaking in their repos into RaspberryPI OS??
Hence, I'm probably not gonna use VScode, I'll probably try out atom
I normally use Gparted to rename my labels. You can start gparted as root and make sure things are unmounted then right click on the partition and change the label name by right clicking and selecting "label".
I have not heard anything about that.. sounds very shady. I've been using VSCodium to make sure I don't have the MS telemetry while programming my projects.
@@SavvyNik here, RaspberryPI OS
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BTW are RASPBIAN & RaspberryPI OS the same thing??
Maybe start with 1D.
_yum was here.._
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MK be careful that's an infinite loop!! =) and practice makes perfect so at least your doing that haha.
Too Much Cpp, Rust when !?
Haha got to finish out the cpp beginners series before moving on! Or it'd be too much at once ^^
Let the guy complete C++ first
Then we'll all tackle RUST_lang
@@AcidiFy574 Sounds like there's a lot of excitement for Rust next =D
yes pls
@@SavvyNik indeed 😋
you're teaching 2d array and 3d,. The world acknolwdges that 3d is more complex, yet instead of you to teach us the for loop for 2d first, at least... you do so only for 3d. This video was good at the start, but for beginners like me who struggles to understand how the nested for loop works with arrays, this video when you began to talk about for loops for 3d stopped being beneficial.
I know this will come across as rude, but that's far from my intention. I just feel like you should have taken things once at a time because not eveyone is a quick leaner or smart(eg, me)
All good, thanks. Next time I’ll stop it at 2D. 3D doesn’t really do good
@@SavvyNik thank you.