There is a loose plan of talking about Google testing and using external libraries in projects, then we move towards talking about classes, followed by some design paradigms that we might follow. We'll finish off with low level explanation of how everything works under the hood and that should be the end of the course. What (it anything) comes next is still a question. How does is sound?
@@CodeForYourself damn good! btw I checked your GitHub branch ! i always have this habbit ! as this makes me excited before the lecture comes! Thanks for not making that a cliffhanger 😅 and thanks for the overview
@@coolguy69235 yeah, I've been thinking if I should hide the unpublished lectures but decided against that. I like doing things in the open. I'm experimenting with a new format for the next video, we'll see how it goes 😬
Nope, not really. We probably should not think about these as real classes. It's more of an indication that this is a separate type. At least that's how I think about it.
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People and Companies should adopt this symbol convention haha
What do you mean? Which convention?
@@CodeForYourself the symbols you use to indicate "Good practices" , "Don't do that", "Important Information", and so on.
@@theintjengineer well, I kinda "stole" the idea from a book. From "Code complete 2" if I'm not mistaken 🤔
what are you planning for the next videos ?
There is a loose plan of talking about Google testing and using external libraries in projects, then we move towards talking about classes, followed by some design paradigms that we might follow. We'll finish off with low level explanation of how everything works under the hood and that should be the end of the course. What (it anything) comes next is still a question. How does is sound?
@@CodeForYourself damn good! btw I checked your GitHub branch ! i always have this habbit ! as this makes me excited before the lecture comes! Thanks for not making that a cliffhanger 😅 and thanks for the overview
@@coolguy69235 yeah, I've been thinking if I should hide the unpublished lectures but decided against that. I like doing things in the open. I'm experimenting with a new format for the next video, we'll see how it goes 😬
@@CodeForYourself please dont go towards the unpublished route 😅
The problem with global variables is not their "origin" (who created them), but who changes them when...
Completely agree!
If enum is class can it be inherited by other enum class ??
Nope, not really. We probably should not think about these as real classes. It's more of an indication that this is a separate type. At least that's how I think about it.