experiencced dev starting a C++ journey here. managining memory/avoiding memory leaks is the number one thing I'm studying right now and your vids have been really helpful. thanks!
That was definitely a nice explanation. Didn't even realize that the video has only 260 views. You definitely deserve way more. The video quality is nice and the way you present the material is also great.
Interfacing with a C API is the one case, though you can make a decision on what pointer to use. Otherwise internally in data structures to avoid any overhead I use might use raw pointers.
experiencced dev starting a C++ journey here. managining memory/avoiding memory leaks is the number one thing I'm studying right now and your vids have been really helpful. thanks!
Cheers, happy to hear that 😁
That was definitely a nice explanation. Didn't even realize that the video has only 260 views. You definitely deserve way more. The video quality is nice and the way you present the material is also great.
Thank you for the kind words! :)
👍Thanks Mike!
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concise and beneficial video with practice
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Thanks 🙏🙏
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Thank you very much, this video has helped me to better understand Boost Asio.
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ptr2 constructor will be called once its scope is ended but the static variable count !=1 , so ptr2==NULL if count==1 then delete memory right?
Yet another excellent explainer video by Dr. Shah.
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Very helpful. thanks!
You are most welcome!
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Great video. Very neatly explained as always. Thank you.
Do you have any video about threads and process or any resources that you suggest?
I have a concurrency series here: ruclips.net/p/PLvv0ScY6vfd_ocTP2ZLicgqKnvq50OCXM
This vid was soooooo guuuut ❤❤❤❤
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This is my nth time (5
Cheers Joe!
What are the use case of Raw pointer that cannot be achieved by shared pointer ?
Interfacing with a C API is the one case, though you can make a decision on what pointer to use. Otherwise internally in data structures to avoid any overhead I use might use raw pointers.
@@MikeShah Thanks and Wish you a Very happy and healthy new year 2023 .
@@ijyotir Cheers! Same to you!