It is a great honor to be presented as an educator on your channel since you and your videos played such an important role in my education. I wish you nothing but the best of luck in all your future endeavors and looking forward to our next collaboration!
Such a refreshing personality. Excelent content too, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You've really made this topic interesting and easy to understand. Also want to thank Brad for giving some space to all these new inspiring bright individiuals, very chivalrous of him. P.S. nice insight into your charisma at the end of video, really cute bloopers.
Hope you guys like the video. C++ is not something we have gotten into but it is an extremely powerful language and Saldina does a great job explaining the fundamentals
@@asoftraiden let brad to that buisness. I think we not neet to know about this. This is my preference. He is trying to provide as much good content he can provide us. So lets focus on learning new this, not on others thing's. Please don't take it seriously, its just a friend's advice 😅
Your course was very helpful to this 71 year old beginner. I enjoy using the micro boards like ESP32 but was often confused by the source code. A great deal has become more understandable for me now. Thanks!
C++ was used in all my lower division classes at my university . It teaches the fundamentals of types, pointers, etc. I recommend everyone here, many being in the web space following brads work, to look into c++ for better knowledge of fundamentals and learning more about memory. It will make you so much better in any language. This was an amazing video
This may seem exaggeration, but my day starts with Brads Videos.. May God keep his health at top and bless him and his family..much love and respect my mentor
Because information (Textual/video) about many subject were not as much as they are these days.. anyone can know anything in this digital age provided you want to.
I am a pretty experienced and intermediate programmer and i knew most stuff in this video already but i still like watching things i already know because u can still learn a lot of things u didn’t know beforehand as what i have done through this video great job 👍
I've never seen pointers presented so well in any book or any other course...really good tutorial. Everything can be easy to understand if the teacher really wants to explain the subject. Congratulations Saldina!
I've been coming back to this video every day for about a week now, building up my notes and exercises. At most I've watched maybe 20 minutes at a time, at the least maybe 4. I'll get through this whole video bit by bit, mark my words. I appreciate how efficient Saldina is, she's very clear and to the point and it's very valuable for newcomers. Thank you for this video!
brads videos are cool , but this video for example is a waste of time ... You can tell that she isn't a real dev . My mom can read and say the things she did ... That is some baby entrance level stuff she explained that everyone should know if he programmed in any other language...
@@dzk6714 don't knock her video, not everyone knows the basics and you were at her place at one point in your dev career just be happy and help each other advance and make the internet better
Learning programming during the lockdown. Thank you to all the creators sharing knowledge for free. Seriously internet, you are a blessing! Sincere regards from India
I want to thank you for putting out this tutorial. I am a vfx artist , just getting into programming side of things and was badly looking for a c++ crash course , since I learned it back 15 years ago.. I literally remembered everything back just thru your video. I hope u create more crash courses like this.
Yea lol. Im a sub of saldina, aftr downloding vstudio commu, i tried updating it for c++ and saw the filesize. I was like to hell with this, i can use codeblocks anyway 🤫🤣😂
Brad, you, and three other content creators I follow, are all pushing out at least a video a day. WOW! And each of you have videos that are crammed full of useful and needed content. So, it is bitter-sweet to have all of this valuable content but it is like drinking from a firehose. (I know, it's RUclips, I can consume it later; but I am just trying to keep up.) So, thank you again. Really appreciate what you provide and what you do.
You guys have no idea how important this video is to me... I am recently put into a C++ dev project and was searching for visual studio setup. Thank you for the clear explanation😁
I am really grateful about the variety of topics you provide Brad! I am new to C++ and very happy to see that there is a crash course from your channel. Wishing you the best and be healthy!
Nice video! I think one of the greatest challenges for anyone coming to C/C++ from JS is, "why it matters". The same stuff is "so much easier" in JS, and in C++ its "so much code for just a terminal". But I think you did a great job!
Yeah they are very different languages. C++ is extremely powerful and used in game engines, etc. stuff you would not use JS for. It is quite the change for this channel, but I want to branch out into other areas of programming
I am trying to reboot my C++ memory after many years of disuse (and C++ updates). This is a terrific initial presentation and I look forward to more of your videos!
@Konstantinos Mouratidis Everywhere in the code that my last two companies produced, myself include as I did not know this either. Both small companies.
I'm only about 10 minutes into the video, but I already get these sense that this is more of a demonstration of C++ development, rather than an explanation of the language. Glossed over the main premise of what the "std" standard library is, and why you'd want to use it; just casually dropped the "const" keyword without explaining mutability; etc., etc. I don't know if anyone watching this will leave feeling like they actually understand C++ confidently enough to code in it.
Wow...thanks Brad and Saldina. You both rock. I couldn't resist I had to subscribe to her channel as well. This is more than solid!!! I could not believe my eyes. Thanks!!!
I'm very excited to learn C++ because I am interested in robotics and most of all I'm a girl and I'm here to support CodeBeauty. Thank you for the video!
I like the direction you are bringing Traversy Media into. Different code languages, authors, and covering a lot of important subjects - very cool and helpful. You are doing an amazing job, thank you so much! I hope there will be a .NET course using MVP pattern and a JS debugging course using breakpoints in browser and vs-code in the future.
I would say that your decision to use light visual studio theme is great. There are many nations, where high speed internet is not available, hence if they watch RUclips videos made in VS dark theme at low quality , it's very hard to see the text . I would like to suggest always use VS light theme for RUclips videos. Thanks for the free lecture.👍👌
This is a great tutorial on C++! Really well explained. Props to Brad at Traversy for allowing great content on his platform. Followed CodeBeauty! Get well Brad.
Haha same reason here ! I didn't want to do a 10 hours course so this video was just perfect. Now i can go further with unreal engine. Few years ago, I did program a 2d engine in java with lwjgl (the graphic card api also used by minecraft) but here i didn't want to reinvent the wheel with shadows, ray tracing etc ... i just want to prototype an rts.
Saldina, thank you so much for making this video! I'm very excited to see more females in the coding and tech overall space. Also thanks Brad for making this collaboration possible! Much love form UK ! 💚
What a great video! I am currently learning C++. I am reading books, using online courses as well as watching videos like this. They all seem to tie in with each other and I appreciate the different ways of teaching. This video was clear and very easy to follow. Thank you!
I have been struggling with my intro course to C++. Now I’m in the next course and I wish I would’ve learned this much! Everything was explained and demonstrated so simply and perfectly. I will definitely be coming back for more!! Thank you ❤
Awesome tutorial video. Pleasant voice, clear, concise, and easy to learn code examples. Having a short attention span, these videos are a godsend. Lessons from other tutorials often overcomplicate things with complex jargons ngl.
Good to see C++ tutorials on this channel even though I am not that interested in it. Good for those who want to get into C++. One thing I am learning from Brad's bad experience is to not learn everything that comes your way and choose your topics according to your areas. I will skip this one. 😗
This is just what I need. I'm not new to coding or C++ but I haven't used it since high school. I just need a quick primer to refresh the memory. I was indeed wondering why the light theme in the IDE lol
This is GREAT! I teach C++ at the college level, and this is an excellent review for the final exam. :) Thank you so much for this. One tip from my course usage--to make it even easier for beginners, I use Repl.it for in-browser coding.
Wish I could have seen this 8 years ago....Even though I am out of touch on C++, thanks for bringing me my college days memory, which I cherished after watching this video! Happy learning!! Thank you BRAD!!
Sorry Brad, it doesn't matter who you bring to your channel, no one can replace you. I personally can't watch your channel if you are not in it. I wish you the best to you and your family. I love you brother. and thank you for all the help
It'd be really great if you can make a video tutorial on a full-blown C++ project. I feel that more than syntax, trying to make a full project (which includes, all compiling, building, linking, header files stuff etc...) is the most difficult part of C++.
Don't want to offend this gorgeous woman, but this is the best comedy of 2020. Must watch. Can't say that you can learn anything from a 1.5-hour tutorial tho. Because this is just a blob on unsorted information.
Wow, man, I was literally reading every comment here just to find out is it only me, but this video is awful in respects of teaching, "C++ practices" and so on. Great someone else noticed that.
You don't need system pause when running subsystem console applications in visual studio. It knows to keep the window around and it's one less bad habit to have to break later.
Brad not only you are a good teacher but also a good talent Hunter bro we need you as our HOD(HEAD OF DEPARTMENT) of CS(Computer Science) in our University because you can set up a great team .Big Thumbs Up Buddy Love you😍.
Thank you so much for this great course! In 2 weeks I'll be following a new course in uni and the prof recommended to look into C++ beforehand, so this is perfect for that :)
It is a great honor to be presented as an educator on your channel since you and your videos played such an important role in my education. I wish you nothing but the best of luck in all your future endeavors and looking forward to our next collaboration!
Thanks Saldina, great job 👍🏻
Are you really a developer?
Asking seriously :)
Guy Fox she explains things very well. I don’t think someone is feeding her a script lol
Such a refreshing personality. Excelent content too, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You've really made this topic interesting and easy to understand. Also want to thank Brad for giving some space to all these new inspiring bright individiuals, very chivalrous of him.
P.S. nice insight into your charisma at the end of video, really cute bloopers.
i love it very much. u are a great teacher. i would love to share ur lesson to all my friends who believe c++ is magic.
Hope you guys like the video. C++ is not something we have gotten into but it is an extremely powerful language and Saldina does a great job explaining the fundamentals
Yes... I like every Video on this channel.
Are you paying these content creators?
If you take this long to study one C++ trick, you need 10 life times to learn it.
Will u make an c++ on the channle?
@@asoftraiden let brad to that buisness. I think we not neet to know about this. This is my preference. He is trying to provide as much good content he can provide us. So lets focus on learning new this, not on others thing's.
Please don't take it seriously, its just a friend's advice 😅
I really appreciate that you allow amazing people to publish this kind of content on this channel. Keep it up !
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Your course was very helpful to this 71 year old beginner. I enjoy using the micro boards like ESP32 but was often confused by the source code. A great deal has become more understandable for me now. Thanks!
C++ was used in all my lower division classes at my university . It teaches the fundamentals of types, pointers, etc. I recommend everyone here, many being in the web space following brads work, to look into c++ for better knowledge of fundamentals and learning more about memory. It will make you so much better in any language. This was an amazing video
This may seem exaggeration, but my day starts with Brads Videos.. May God keep his health at top and bless him and his family..much love and respect my mentor
Thank you buddy
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I remember hating c++ in college because pointers were so confusing. You explained it in such a simple way. Not sure why my teachers couldn't.
Because information (Textual/video) about many subject were not as much as they are these days.. anyone can know anything in this digital age provided you want to.
@@coltonwilliams1565
Pointers are not complicated, but teachers are.
I am a pretty experienced and intermediate programmer and i knew most stuff in this video already but i still like watching things i already know because u can still learn a lot of things u didn’t know beforehand as what i have done through this video great job 👍
I've never seen pointers presented so well in any book or any other course...really good tutorial.
Everything can be easy to understand if the teacher really wants to explain the subject. Congratulations Saldina!
I've been coming back to this video every day for about a week now, building up my notes and exercises. At most I've watched maybe 20 minutes at a time, at the least maybe 4. I'll get through this whole video bit by bit, mark my words. I appreciate how efficient Saldina is, she's very clear and to the point and it's very valuable for newcomers. Thank you for this video!
I HAVE COMPLETED THE VIDEOOOOO
This is what's separate his channel from the rest, this man is really about teaching the world, thanks BRAD
Absolutely Great!! Your the best Brad
No problem, thanks for watching 😊
brads videos are cool , but this video for example is a waste of time ...
You can tell that she isn't a real dev . My mom can read and say the things she did ...
That is some baby entrance level stuff she explained that everyone should know if he programmed in any other language...
@@dzk6714 don't knock her video, not everyone knows the basics and you were at her place at one point in your dev career just be happy and help each other advance and make the internet better
@@dzk6714 will u mind telling me ur age?
Learning programming during the lockdown. Thank you to all the creators sharing knowledge for free.
Seriously internet, you are a blessing!
Sincere regards from India
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I want to thank you for putting out this tutorial. I am a vfx artist , just getting into programming side of things and was badly looking for a c++ crash course , since I learned it back 15 years ago.. I literally remembered everything back just thru your video. I hope u create more crash courses like this.
I was just gonna dive into C++, so glad I could do it via this channel. Thanks for the content!
If you seriously gonna learn c++ try Frank C++ course on udemy or Caleb Harry on YT.This video only contains the basics of c++
@@elpolodiablo5486 Thanks for the recommendation!
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I haven’t done C++ in 25 years. This brought it all back nicely. This will help you with other object oriented languages like C#.
When I saw C++ I couldn't believed, but it's true. Thank you for this one 🙏
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how are u doing now with the cpp
"downloading Visual Studio can take a couple minutes"
I'm jealous of her internet provider, that thing is like 10+ GB 😂
Yea lol. Im a sub of saldina, aftr downloding vstudio commu, i tried updating it for c++ and saw the filesize. I was like to hell with this, i can use codeblocks anyway 🤫🤣😂
you seem to be forgetting the open world game hidden in the files once you have all the modules installed
Couple minutes is only phraseology, means nothing time determining, she pauses video, so no one can know, d/l can take up to half hour or more
Actually it takes a few minutes at 100 mbit.
@@_____J______ it's like Windows 98 or XP (I forgot what exact) installing when "7 min left" was always lasting few minutes .
Best and most concise C++ tutorial I have gone through. Will go through this repeatedly til my final exam.
Well I can see we are all learning C++ because of the university courses :)
Brad, you, and three other content creators I follow, are all pushing out at least a video a day. WOW! And each of you have videos that are crammed full of useful and needed content. So, it is bitter-sweet to have all of this valuable content but it is like drinking from a firehose. (I know, it's RUclips, I can consume it later; but I am just trying to keep up.) So, thank you again. Really appreciate what you provide and what you do.
You guys have no idea how important this video is to me...
I am recently put into a C++ dev project and was searching for visual studio setup.
Thank you for the clear explanation😁
I am really grateful about the variety of topics you provide Brad!
I am new to C++ and very happy to see that there is a crash course from your channel. Wishing you the best and be healthy!
21:31 There is another way to print out in 1 line : "cout
This is indeed a crash course! It is a great review for anyone who had not used C++ for a long time.
Thank you so much!
Nice video! I think one of the greatest challenges for anyone coming to C/C++ from JS is, "why it matters". The same stuff is "so much easier" in JS, and in C++ its "so much code for just a terminal". But I think you did a great job!
Yeah they are very different languages. C++ is extremely powerful and used in game engines, etc. stuff you would not use JS for. It is quite the change for this channel, but I want to branch out into other areas of programming
@@TraversyMedia absolutely. Lets give it a try, who knows I may start liking it.
I am trying to reboot my C++ memory after many years of disuse (and C++ updates). This is a terrific initial presentation and I look forward to more of your videos!
Great video! I just found it when I needed a refresher on core C++ features after using almost exclusively python for 3 years
Brad, you're a blessing to this world 😭 wish you and your family health and happiness, thank you ❤️
Glad she clarified that "using namespace std" is not recommended. I see it everywhere.
@Konstantinos Mouratidis Everywhere in the code that my last two companies produced, myself include as I did not know this either. Both small companies.
That was very good. It does not treat viewer as stupid. was clear, concise and always understandable.
I'm only about 10 minutes into the video, but I already get these sense that this is more of a demonstration of C++ development, rather than an explanation of the language. Glossed over the main premise of what the "std" standard library is, and why you'd want to use it; just casually dropped the "const" keyword without explaining mutability; etc., etc. I don't know if anyone watching this will leave feeling like they actually understand C++ confidently enough to code in it.
It is just a starter course. Basically for people that have never touched it
Wow...thanks Brad and Saldina. You both rock. I couldn't resist I had to subscribe to her channel as well. This is more than solid!!! I could not believe my eyes. Thanks!!!
Great course. As someone who has studied Java beforehand, this course was quite easy to grasp. I also love how your oversimplified pointers! Kudos!
I'm very excited to learn C++ because I am interested in robotics and most of all I'm a girl and I'm here to support CodeBeauty. Thank you for the video!
Crash course in C++ and a perfect example of Polymorphism! Absolutely incredible guide, Thankyou CodeBeauty!
I like the direction you are bringing Traversy Media into. Different code languages, authors, and covering a lot of important subjects - very cool and helpful. You are doing an amazing job, thank you so much! I hope there will be a .NET course using MVP pattern and a JS debugging course using breakpoints in browser and vs-code in the future.
hahahah, there are bloopers at the 1:32:56
thank me later
Eater Egg found～ thank u~
Haha, that's great!
damn is she russion
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I would say that your decision to use light visual studio theme is great.
There are many nations, where high speed internet is not available, hence if they watch RUclips videos made in VS dark theme at low quality , it's very hard to see the text .
I would like to suggest always use VS light theme for RUclips videos.
Thanks for the free lecture.👍👌
Appreciate the effort taken by the instructor and love the way she teaches!!
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. I am a novice c++ dev and learned so much thank you!
This is a great tutorial on C++! Really well explained. Props to Brad at Traversy for allowing great content on his platform.
Followed CodeBeauty!
Get well Brad.
You really believe that it's a good explanation or it's a paid comment and I won't get a response?
Was looking for something just like this as i want to hop into Unreal Engine, thank you!
Lol, same.. mate
@N Biznis Oh, I never knew that. Thanks for the info!
Haha same reason here ! I didn't want to do a 10 hours course so this video was just perfect. Now i can go further with unreal engine.
Few years ago, I did program a 2d engine in java with lwjgl (the graphic card api also used by minecraft) but here i didn't want to reinvent the wheel with shadows, ray tracing etc ... i just want to prototype an rts.
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Keep in mind that Unreal's C++ is slightly different
Saldina, thank you so much for making this video! I'm very excited to see more females in the coding and tech overall space. Also thanks Brad for making this collaboration possible! Much love form UK ! 💚
The educator did an amazing job. Thanks Saldina
Always wanted a c++ crash course, thanks, codebeaty, and traversy media for sharing, such a broad knowledge base in computer sciences
Tommorow is my paper , I am preparing from this crash course , thanks alot , for providing such valuable resource
Another great guest as usual!!
Saldina, you are ASMR for coders! Wonderful course. Cheers!
What a great video! I am currently learning C++. I am reading books, using online courses as well as watching videos like this. They all seem to tie in with each other and I appreciate the different ways of teaching. This video was clear and very easy to follow. Thank you!
I have been struggling with my intro course to C++. Now I’m in the next course and I wish I would’ve learned this much! Everything was explained and demonstrated so simply and perfectly. I will definitely be coming back for more!! Thank you ❤
This was a great C++ crash course video! Thank you so much for explaining classes, methods, inheritance, polymorphism, etc!
Thank you Brad for introducing me to her channel she's amazing ❤
Traversy you have a big heart allow more from dev community so that in the we too can sing the rhymes of coding...
Really appreciate your efforts
Thanks Amit 😊
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Very Good Teaching C++ , She is very well Explained 👌
Finally I found beautiful teacher 😍
Awesome tutorial video. Pleasant voice, clear, concise, and easy to learn code examples. Having a short attention span, these videos are a godsend. Lessons from other tutorials often overcomplicate things with complex jargons ngl.
Wow! Haven't coded C++ in a while. This is a great refresher!
Jacques-Dante Mishima
Same here, I was into it in 1995.
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@@wmprogrammingskills3170 YT made that a private link?
Good to see C++ tutorials on this channel even though I am not that interested in it. Good for those who want to get into C++.
One thing I am learning from Brad's bad experience is to not learn everything that comes your way and choose your topics according to your areas. I will skip this one. 😗
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I liked your Crash Course a lot! So clear and easy to follow! You just got a Fan! Thank you!
You are a life saver, easy to follow tuts. Love the humour and the singing big thumbs up ;)
I love this language for competitive programming!
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This couldn’t have come at a more perfect time 👌🏽
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Traversy media has the best programming videos someone ever wish for, would love to see a real life project on c++
This is just what I need. I'm not new to coding or C++ but I haven't used it since high school. I just need a quick primer to refresh the memory.
I was indeed wondering why the light theme in the IDE lol
Thanks a lot Saldina!! The OOP part was really nice and understandable😁. Thanks a lot brad for featuring her💗
Saldinaaaaaa! Finally, been waiting for you here. Im so happy for you 🤙
This is GREAT! I teach C++ at the college level, and this is an excellent review for the final exam. :) Thank you so much for this. One tip from my course usage--to make it even easier for beginners, I use Repl.it for in-browser coding.
Thanks for this. It's interesting to see what things transfer from languages I've already and what doesn't.
It's like C, just a little better - C++. Great intro to what is a notoriously hard language
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Guys, pls don't learn SIMP++
😂😂😂😂🙌🏽
🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
I literally clicked the video to comment this.
You know that it's going to happen anyway right? 😂😂😂 include
it's too late.
I like the idea of letting others share their knowledge
This should be one of the best videos on Traversy Media channel
Loved the OOP examples, thank you Saldina
Thank you Brad for allowing us to know Saldina and her great educating skills. already subscribed to her channel.
I am here for the girl!! She is amazing!
Wow, amazing! Congratulations, Brad and Saldina 👏👏👏
You literally saved my life THANK YOU SO MUCH
Not a girl or woman but kewl shirt and I am excited to get started in C++ been working in C# for a while. Thanks for the great video!
As a C programmer I rate this course A++
Easy as ABC
@@zad0m As simple as Do Re Mi
Nice to see C++ getting some love.
That’s awesome. Something different than front end dev.
Wish I could have seen this 8 years ago....Even though I am out of touch on C++, thanks for bringing me my college days memory, which I cherished after watching this video! Happy learning!!
Thank you BRAD!!
Sorry Brad, it doesn't matter who you bring to your channel, no one can replace you.
I personally can't watch your channel if you are not in it.
I wish you the best to you and your family. I love you brother. and thank you for all the help
She says "C++ is not going to be exactly easy to learn". Thats a huge understatement. C++ is hell.
@Peterolen why are asking this? Im stating a fact. Just because something is difficult, you would drop it?
my fundamentals were weak and now they're a little better.. thank you for this video ;-;
It'd be really great if you can make a video tutorial on a full-blown C++ project. I feel that more than syntax, trying to make a full project (which includes, all compiling, building, linking, header files stuff etc...) is the most difficult part of C++.
cool! might be worth it to add some timestamps so that its easier to find specific sections in the video.
I really liked your Crash Course Saldina, concise and to the point
Thank you finally I understand about c ++ and I can continue to the next level thank you
Great content! Nice to finally have C++ crash course here!
That’s what is great about having new people on. I don’t know enough to teach C, C++, etc
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The blooper at the end was a great treat.
Don't want to offend this gorgeous woman, but this is the best comedy of 2020. Must watch. Can't say that you can learn anything from a 1.5-hour tutorial tho. Because this is just a blob on unsorted information.
Wow, man, I was literally reading every comment here just to find out is it only me, but this video is awful in respects of teaching, "C++ practices" and so on. Great someone else noticed that.
Finally I understand pointers, thank you
Your Crash Course on C++ for beginners surpasses everything I've tried to follow on RUclips. thank you so much!
You don't need system pause when running subsystem console applications in visual studio. It knows to keep the window around and it's one less bad habit to have to break later.
Finally, A video on C++ on Traversy media
Brad not only you are a good teacher but also a good talent Hunter bro we need you as our HOD(HEAD OF DEPARTMENT) of CS(Computer Science) in our University because you can set up a great team .Big Thumbs Up Buddy Love you😍.
It will make you so much better in any language
Thank you so much for this great course! In 2 weeks I'll be following a new course in uni and the prof recommended to look into C++ beforehand, so this is perfect for that :)
your way of explaining and your acent is easy to understand you sould made more course ❤️❤️❤️❤️