Explaining the RULE OF THREE (C++ Class Standards)

Understanding how your class manages memory can be crucial to the proper operation of your software.
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[@StarbusterShow]

I'm a senior web developer, just getting into game dev on my spare time, so I like these videos, haha, no time to learn cpp properly

[@5589e5]

I've never heard about rule of 3. Sometimes on interviews I just don't get what interviewer talks about till he starts to explain and then I like "uuuuuhh i knew it".
Thx for CMake videos.

[@DeinlieblingsEmre]

I learn better when someone explains me stuff and shows it as well. So keep making videos like this please.

[@HelloWorldCode]

The "new" keyword actually puts stuff on the heap and not the stack. The stack is what lives just temporarily inside the function

[@CodeTechandTutorials]

You are correct. Thanks for the correction.

[@HelloWorldCode]

@@CodeTechandTutorials no worries, keep up the good work

[@5589e5]

Actually, there are other several new operators, one of them can put data on the stack, another just allocates bytes without putting something at all.

[@scotttkoss]

this is awesome! I am currently going through my second year as a cs major. So learning all of this stuff, and having nice resources for it is really helpful. thank you!

[@thedadoftown1774]

The way you explained shadow copy made it click for me, thank you!