There we are - the most up to date video in the series (as of start of Dec '22). I've been working through the series one at a time. Learning loads - thanks for the continued effort to improve the community. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to future videos.
Cheers! I have a video on std::variant here (ruclips.net/video/VZT2E8LAxCw/видео.html). For std::visit and std::optional, I will eventually add those :)
If you had to suggest one book for learning C++ including all the latest stuff, what would that be? and could you also suggest one for design patterns/best practices in C++ as well? Thank you
Think of compiling your code by passing your current .cpp filename as an argument to another .cpp which in return actually runs your code isn't it cool 😉
There we are - the most up to date video in the series (as of start of Dec '22). I've been working through the series one at a time. Learning loads - thanks for the continued effort to improve the community. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to future videos.
Wonderful -- thank you for the kind words Steven! Much more to come this year and the next!
Good to see someone struggle to write "endl" as much as me!
😅 It's probably my most common compile error.
Great to see practical usage of arguments!🎯
Cheers 🙂 It was a long overdue subject to cover
really useful and well done video
Cheers!
How would you change the change the arguments using Visual Studio 2022?
Should be a 'settings' in MSVC to pass in args if you're running through your IDE
This is a great series, can we get videos on the std::variants, std::visit and std::optional.
Cheers! I have a video on std::variant here (ruclips.net/video/VZT2E8LAxCw/видео.html). For std::visit and std::optional, I will eventually add those :)
If you had to suggest one book for learning C++ including all the latest stuff, what would that be? and could you also suggest one for design patterns/best practices in C++ as well? Thank you
Going to have a video on that topic coming up shortly in the series :) API Design in C++ is my favorite to name one.
Think of compiling your code by passing your current .cpp filename as an argument to another .cpp which in return actually runs your code isn't it cool 😉
It's true 🙂
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