i really like how you have broken everything down an explained it. my only question so far is why havent you discussed the first seven lines of your code? did i miss something simple or are you waiting to get to that point for some reason? if i have confused you or anything im talking about 1 #include 2 using namespace std; 3 int main () 4 { 5 6 return 0; 7 } i think i understand that the actual code will be written between the { }'s of lines 4 and 7. are lines 1 thru 3 conditions for a certain type of code? and what does the return command of line 6 mean? return to 0 (restart with line 1 or 4)?. so far im surprised your videos dont have millions of views. i will be sure to continue to watch all of your videos of learning c++. if they continue to impress me i will be sure to do what i can to spread the word about you.
Aw you can do for sure. but "char" are just used to store one character but "string" is used to store more than one characters. That's totally on your requirement. although strings capture more space on memory
Hi all ....I have a doubt...I am trying to use switch case with integers....I have an integer a.And I am doing Enter a and switch(a).Its showing in cli as ..Enter a04X93967.Can anyone please let me know why am I getting this error and how to fix it?
In previous video while talking about variables u told character (char) can hold only a single character but in this video u r using more than a single character in first program
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i really like how you have broken everything down an explained it. my only question so far is why havent you discussed the first seven lines of your code? did i miss something simple or are you waiting to get to that point for some reason? if i have confused you or anything im talking about
1 #include
2 using namespace std;
3 int main ()
4 {
5
6 return 0;
7 }
i think i understand that the actual code will be written between the { }'s of lines 4 and 7. are lines 1 thru 3 conditions for a certain type of code? and what does the return command of line 6 mean? return to 0 (restart with line 1 or 4)?.
so far im surprised your videos dont have millions of views. i will be sure to continue to watch all of your videos of learning c++. if they continue to impress me i will be sure to do what i can to spread the word about you.
He did that on the 1, 2 or 3 video (sorry I can't remember the exact one)
Very Good tutorial, thanks
A very detailed video! My only question is (after learning java) is there a String value i can use instead of Char?
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@chakchakaa Char means single letter or num or any symbol but string is more than one letter r num r symbol.
A VERY good video aside from what I mentioned below, thank you.
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Very good video. My question is, is it possible to use a "string" type instead of a "char" type?
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A char** is a C style string, you will have to #include to use more advanced features such a string concatination
Aw you can do for sure. but "char" are just used to store one character but "string" is used to store more than one characters. That's totally on your requirement. although strings capture more space on memory
why not
I am getting multi character error please tell me what i am doing wrong
Thank you. Really helpful.
Well explained, thank you so much
can we type a logical condition is case block? like a>0????
brother why cant we use strings in if statements?
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why are you writing "break" While we have already written "endl" ??????
please answer my query
how to put case inside a case in c++
please tell me
Great Video
Good vedio. But you forgot to expain the use of break statement.
It is used at the end of case statements to end that case
This is the type of coding yandere dev needs to do in his yandere simulator game instead of usin if else statement for all the script
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Hi all ....I have a doubt...I am trying to use switch case with integers....I have an integer a.And I am doing Enter a and switch(a).Its showing in cli as ..Enter a04X93967.Can anyone please let me know why am I getting this error and how to fix it?
Really helpful
Case "hai"... This is not working..How give string as a value
nice explain bro
*explanation
I wish you would have shown how to use to upper in this case. Just typing in "case a:" is tedious and a bad habit to form in the long run.
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sir how we use this condition for other programe..
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In previous video while talking about variables u told character (char) can hold only a single character but in this video u r using more than a single character in first program
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Great Video