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Low Level Speedrun
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Hey there! On this channel I'll introduce and teach low-level programming concepts and languages with quick, fast-paced, and concise tutorials. Whether you're new to programming or you're coming from a higher level language and looking to increase your knowledge of programming, there's a video for you.
How is Code Organized in .NET?
Learn how .NET organizes, manages, and modularizes code. I'll be briefly going over Assemblies, Types, and Methods.
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How to Setup a .NET Development Environment with VSCode
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In this video, I'll be going over how to install the .NET SDK and various extensions that are usefule for developing .NET applications in VSCode, such as the C# Dev Kit and the MSBuild Project Tools extensions.
What is an API? | Creating a Simple API
Просмотров 128Месяц назад
In this video, I'll explain what an API is, and then we'll create a simple HTTP API and client library for it as an example.
Creating an ASCII Video Player - Part 2
Просмотров 13Месяц назад
In this video, I expand upon the terminal video player that I built in the previous video (ruclips.net/video/LMQNn-JuWrM/видео.html), improving the quality and video loading mechanism. Code can be found on my GitHub: github.com/User0332/termvid
Creating an ASCII Video Player - Part 1
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In this video and the next few episodes, I'll be creating a video player that runs entirely in the terminal. Code can be found on my GitHub: github.com/User0332/termvid
Why I Love C++
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A lot of people hate C , and for good reason, but I personally love it for these four reasons.
Memory Sections of a C Program During Execution
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What happens when your C program is run? Where is all the data stored?
What happens when a C program is compiled?
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Learn the different hidden steps in a C compilation.
The Quickest C Crash Course for Current Programmers - Part 2
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The Quickest C Crash Course for Current Programmers - Part 2
Get Setup with VSCode & MinGW-w64 on Windows
Просмотров 543 месяца назад
Get Setup with VSCode & MinGW-w64 on Windows
How do C Pointers Work? | Pointers in Programming Explained
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How do C Pointers Work? | Pointers in Programming Explained
The Quickest C Crash Course for Current Programmers - Part 1
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The Quickest C Crash Course for Current Programmers - Part 1
I thought my headphones were broken lol. I love C and am currently learning CPP, its got some amazing features even at the beginner level.
Lol - I finally figured out how to fix the audio
Good work!
Thank you!
I'll rather deal with Rust trait bound errors, safe object, async traits.
Respectable, to each their own
Cool
Thanks!
My left ear enjoyed this.
I'm sorry - I've been working on fixing the issue but haven't been able to with this one since it was already recorded
Quick Clarification: at 0:16 I'm not trying to say that APIs are a subset of OOP style interfaces, rather, they are similar in concept
1. Subjective 2. Subjective 3. Bloat 4. Lies
On point 4: stuff like io streams and itterators are 10x slower than printf and for loops, I know, I tested it.
You're right, some of the points are subjective because this video is obviously stating my opinion, of which I never claimed objectivity.
Benchmarks tend not to be very well-rounded, do you mind sharing your test code?
@@LowLevelSpeedrun op is so stupid. This video is clearly titled "Why I love C++", obviously it is subjective. I hope comments like this, and the dislikes don't deter you from sharing your opinions
@@oh-facts Thanks for the support ❤️
I agree with your points! I would also add move semantics and constexpr into the mix, they are my favourite fixtures.
Move semantics messes with my head sometimes 💀 constexpr is amazing though
c++ is kinda epic
You had to put OOP at number one. How am I suppose to manage continue watching now? I hate C++ to my core and I also started with C. I never even thought to leave C for C++ or any other horrible language like Java for example
I don't really agree with many OOP principles, but the concept itself can be useful - at the lowest level, it's just structs with more syntax sugar. Personally, I find it useful sometimes and that's why I put it in my list
@@LowLevelSpeedrun "At the lowest level is just structs with more Syntax" that is not at all what OOP is, it has NOTHING to do with syntax. You should learn the definition of the terms you use before talking about them.
@@marcossidoruk8033 Sorry if I was unclear, I meant objects themselves; I conflate the terms sometimes because I don't follow OOP a lot; the only OOP concept that I regularly use is polymorphism
Your comment is wrong, and your attitude sucks. I know that for people, that have little human contact, it can be hard to be normal. But please try to be less of a complete pain lol
@@marcossidoruk8033 OOP may not be all about Syntax, but definitely i wouldnt agree has NOTHING to do, otherwise we would just do it in C. why you guys have to be so pedantic
The audio gave me cancer
my left ear enjoyed this :D keep it up
Thanks! Sorry about the audio - I already recorded some of my future videos so beware for the next few... but I'll fix the issue soon!
@@LowLevelSpeedrun no worries lad
I have no comment on the language itself. I too love and like the expressiveness of the language. But in this modern times, not having a proper build system, dev tooling is a massive let down. Learning basic and writing some programs is fine, but you see hell when exposed to bazel, cmake, makefiles, static linking, dynamic linking, using 3rd party libs (massive pain), and on and on.... In a nutshell, tooling is the worst.
Yeah, you're right, this is mainly why I don't use it for projects that don't need it
I love using Python for small tasks for that reason, pip is amazing and should be a golden standard.
@@nifiz158 Yeah - I love the fact that pip can install from git repos and local filesystem too - it makes developing packages super easy
@@nifiz158 pip is terrible IMO. I've had tons of problems with it and if you don't use virtual environments everything may break. A package manager that allows such things and exposes you to such stability problems shouldn't be the gold standard, if it were the world would be doomed.
Op made an excellent point here. Cooperation of third party libraries is very painful and there is no official build system. Also, I often have problems deciding if I should write an method as .h + .cpp or header only. Other then that though, I simply love the amount of control and power C++ gives you, you can simply do anything in any way and this feels so liberating
Most people that i've seen on youtube hating on C++ are people with huge skill issues. They're unix soyboys who got rose tinted glasses on because their favorite unix linux bsd system was programmed in muh low level simple clean language C. I doubt any of them have spent any significant time with C or C++ to know what the f**k they are talking about. You see most people that talk about C being better than C++ always say the same thing. "Its simple and clean and minimal". And honestly its so dumb because they never actually have a good explanation for what "clean", "simple" or "minimal" means. C++ is clearly a superior language because it makes C actually tolerable to use.
ow my left ear
I'm sorry about that!
As a Java expert, i have to say C++ is the GOAT. C is the old GOAT. I thought Java is not that special, but as i started using these popular languages like JS and Python recently, i started to appreciate these more verbose languages like C, C++ and Java. For me they are the big 3. If you can learn any of them well, you will pick up pretty much any other language in no time.
I think the same way... In my opinion, I would add Rust and Kotlin (even as a substitute for Java)
@@garciafededamn, your tastes are same as mine. I love those 2. C and C++ are great though
@@garciafede Yeah, i never coded in Rust but from what i noticed it looks very decent, it's highly praised in the community. At the end of the day, with the rise of AI and these integrated AI editors like Cursor AI, which i also started using recently, if one can understand the context about what needs to be developed and has prior programming experience, programming language becomes just a tool, a mean to an end. My recommendation to the new programmers would be to learn C or C++ first and learn it well, then their foundation will be strong and they will be able to code using pretty much anything.
I'm gonna get a lot of hate for this, but I feel that a lot of concepts in C#/.NET also translate to other languages in similar ways as the languages listed above; I would add it to my personal list.
Java is the most horrible language I've seen in my life. Gladly we have Go now
love the vid bro just small tip when recording just check your audio output settings lol vocal audio only in left ear
Thank you so much and thanks for the feedback! I appreciate your support a lot!
you didnt initialize rightEar !!
@@dehrk9024 lol
I use c++ for competitve programming, and dont really use it for development. But as far as I have seen, c++ is the best language i have ever used
Yeah, C++ is definitely a relief for performance intensive projects, but otherwise, I don't really use it either
@@LowLevelSpeedrunwhat do you typically use for projects instead?
@cc1drt For small projects, things that I want to get up and running quickly, or web apps I'll use Python since I'm more familiar with the web and graphics libraries that are available in that realm. For other projects, I'll use C#
Do more like this. This is good.
@@MadLadRedd Thank you so much! Will do!
I am the 60th sub
Thank you so much!
Nice video 👍
Thank you so much!
48th!!! Great stuff
Thank you so much for your support!
Good explanation
Thank you! Glad it was useful!
I am your 37th subscriber. Your content is great! Hope this channel grows.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you find it useful!
Nice bro. That was awesome
Thanks!
Good job dude
Thanks for the support!
Thank you very much!!!
No problem!
I'm glad I found your channel. It's great please keep going ❤
Thank you so much, it means a lot!
Please keep going 🎉. It's awesome ❤
Thank you so much for the support! I'm continuing my C tutorial series later this week!
All the links that I used in the video can be found in the description!
I accidentally recorded with the wrong aspect ratio...
Note that fgets() keeps the newline at the end of the input while gets() does not.
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Just realized my code has a small error in the end... nothing too serious - see if you can spot it!
Hey everyone, thanks for watching! This is a more furnished reupload of ruclips.net/video/nStEmqdAHCQ/видео.html, in case you want to see the original video.
Hey everyone, thanks for watching! If you want to watch the full explanation, it's available here: ruclips.net/video/saOHRsey9lc/видео.html.
A quick note about 4:44 - when you perform pointer arithmetic in C (adding to/subtracting from/modifying pointers), the amount of bytes added to the pointer is actually determined by the size of whatever the pointer is pointing to. In this case, I was only using a one-byte integer (char), so when I added 1 to the pointer I was really adding 1*sizeof(char) = 1*1 = 1. If my pointer pointed to an int for example, and I had a pointer int* ptr, when I perform the operation (ptr+1), I would actually be adding four bytes to my ptr because I would be adding 1*sizeof(int) = 1*4 = 4. Hope that makes sense - if it doesn't, feel free to ask in the comments! P.S. I also explain this in my arrays video!
If you want to see if you understood this topic, check out my community posts for a quick knowledge check!
If you're struggling to understand pointers watch this video: ruclips.net/video/bps7uMgOoME/видео.html. If you don't understand how pointers relate to arrays, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/nStEmqdAHCQ/видео.html. If you need to get set up with an IDE or compiler, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/gwwUijH4_wg/видео.html.