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Yes, there are many different conventions, and Python functions and vars are usually snake case.

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Hey, I'm sorry you're having trouble withyour jump. Some things you can do: try to change the frame rate of your game and see what fits best; make sure the jump height is divisible by the gravity; change the jump height and gravity values, as well as the rate by which y is decreasing (ex: 0.5 * vel, or some other value). Let me know if any of these help

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Yes, you're right, I always get the naming conventions mixed up... also I've been coding in js a lot haha (that does something to you) :D Using classes is a great idea, thank you for the suggestion!

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that may happen when somewhere in the includes files, there is also another method named cout or cin or ....

For example, I was doing a simple, homemade implementation of a mathematical vector in a header file, however, as you might know, there’s an object under the std namespace called vector (the resizable array). If I wanna use both the std vector and my vector I couldn’t just use “using namespace std;” because all instances of vector would be considered as vectors from the standard library (including my mathematical vectors). In the best of the cases (and fortunately the most likely), the compiler would just throw errors because it thinks I’m using my vectors wrong (because it thinks they are std::vector and not my vector type).

Thank you for the comments guys, these are great examples. Yes, it mostly happens when you include files or libraries or you might just accidentally create some variable or function that is already defined in the standard namespace and you weren't aware... Thank you for the question and I hope this helps! Anything else, don't hesitate to ask 👍

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@@robotmaze Thank you for your effort, do you have any videos about testing classes??? I am struggling a bit with this topic.

I don't have any videos on that, and to be completely honest I've never explored that topic before. But I will investigate 👍@@TheDevilscrap

@@robotmaze it is kinda important, but I managed to get it done and I am trying to explore the topic. Nice talking to you

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example: std::array numbers { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }; std::ranges::sort(numbers, std::greater {}); for (int number : numbers) std::cout << number << ' ';

Thank you for the comment! I am aware of the function greater(), but is there any difference between sort(a, a+5, greater()) and sort(a, a+5, greater<int>())? And how does ranges work?

Nevermind the ranges part, I hadn't seen the example... and I'm also aware of the using namespace std bad practice! It's not so bad in this case since the code sample is small, there aren't a lot of variables and there aren't any "collisions" between libraries. But very important so I'm glad you pointed it out!

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Thank you for the comment! I would say yes, but how do you mean?

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Lol :) they're great right?

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I'll definitely look into that! Thanks for the commment :)

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Thank you for the comment, I didn't know that. Makes sense, I'll definitely keep that in mind in the future.

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