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why not use asio? or boost::asio?

Networking programming in windows is fake

Can anyone tell this lecture is for windows ?

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This is gold for me. Thank you

I love you dude

So, I'm stuck with an activity. I've made polygons, two objects in the shape of letters. I'm struggling with how to animate them, to make them spin individually.. it's asking me to access an already built code(s), allowing it to find the polygon points and thus manipulate them. It's all going over my head.

Incredible. Half an hour in and the content is pure quality. Thank you sincerely!

"InetPton" was not declared in this scope. Got all the headers, libraries, everything.

This list of videos are absolutly amazing, we hope there would be more beneficiary videos like this to spread core knowledge !

Is there any chapter 5?

Why aren't we calling closesocket() when acceptSocket fails?

I'm going to start comp sci this month and we're going to use BlueJ. Helping me prepare for school. Thank you very much!

Stupid question but it is possible for to post a video going over the exercises for each chapter and explaining the answer to the exercises?

Thanks a lot for your video! I like the style of you teaching! I wanna know could I get the source code just for learning? such as from git or somewhere else.

Thank you very much for making these!

Great find !

You are saving my life with these videos.

pure goldmine

Thank you for posting!

Thanks for making this course available for free - incredible, really appreciate it! so much free value here, apologies for all the other entitled comments, not sure why i feel the need to apologize, just SO WHACK given all the awesome content you put out for free.

love it tysm <3

"so let's copy this copy that.. and bingo"

Just include Windows.h in the header. It should be enough.

This series is seriously underrated for such a high quality explanation!

Thank you so much!! These mean a lot to me

please upload other chapters from the book

Thank you, very useful. Question, why does assigning an object to a character pointer work? How does it read it as a char, or does it not and the pointer variable type is irrelevant to the data is can point to? (then begs the question why there needs to be a data type associated with a pointer).

sir can we have your slides for the sake of revision. the video full of information than need to be revisited.

After 2hours typing all the code in manually, it worked :)

For anyone wondering, AF_INET is for IPv4 type addresses not TCP or UDP. AF_INET6 is used for IPv6 addresses. Only the _type_ parameter of the socket function is responsible for determining if it will be TCP or UDP.

Please Share the slides

It's so frustrating to understand this, the way you explain it makes total sense, yet in my mind, even with books, there is a storm of words going around in my head and I can't make sense of any line of code, I'm trying to remember variables, types, parameters, values, methods, return types/values, script reach, script lifetime, all this info becomes a blur, I see so many people just easily understand and write programming code, I'm staring at a blank screen and after declaring my fields, I kind of lose sight of what to type next, the hardest part is to identify the code I'm typing, this was a lot simpler in HTML and CSS with the use of divs it was clear what belonged to what, but with this, you have so many things of the same name, things that need to change in name, that take stuff from a simular name but not quite the same, that it just makes my brain melt, I'll have to rewatch this another day, I cannot make sense of it now.

Thanks a lot

This blows - you never finished the book :(

Can't thank you enough for taking the time to put these videos together, this has been extremely helpful. Thank you!

37:00 af_inet refers to ipv4, not tcp or udp. af_inet6 refers to ipv6.

why would you make it white its so bright my developer eyes cant handle this

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing video brotha !! much helpfull !! Thank you so much

Manual memory management everywhere

Why don't you just dive right in? Some of us hate "theory" just explain things while you code! Otherwise great video!

thank you, could you take another video in c#, I very need it.

This series alone is worth more than a bunch of paid Udemy courses. Thank you Nicholas for sharing your knowledge!

When you want to not assign a pointer's address at first use nullptr. Example: int * a = nullptr; And a struct is exactly like a class. An example is that a class can inherit a struct. The only difference between structs and classes is that by default all members in a class are private and in a struct all are public by default.

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uhm, i don't know. i am a person who don't like long video ;-;

thank you for your effort.

how can i download stdafx.h and targetver.h libraries?