Your C++ videos are awesome! I love that you never use the "using namespace std;" declaration! A real professional and a great teacher! The verbose syntax makes it much easier to reason about the code.
Hello mike! I have come across your computer science beginner masterclass Playlist and I want to tell you, please extend it add more and more things in the future
Cheers, thanks! There will likely be more -- I otherwise have courses (and more in development) on courses.mshah.io/ covering some fundamentals like VIM, debugging, etc.
@@husenpatel9381 This blog akrzemi1.wordpress.com/2022/04/11/using-stdchrono/ has the links to his videos in chronological order. I'll advise you watch the videos while testing out the library, because it's alot of info to digest.
@@husenpatel9381 Thanks everyone for helping each other out! At some point I will cover std::chrono -- but I bet Howard has excelelnt videos and understands all the details 😛
Bro plz help me because I am little confused how to become a c++ developer, I followed your videos but can u tell me what are the best resources to be a c++ developer
This playlist is a good place to supplement your C++ journey. I have a course here otherwise to provide folks the basics for building a small C++ project: courses.mshah.io/courses/quick-start-introduction-to-modern-c-image-loader (and more courses coming!). Building projects is a great way to learn a language and refine your skills.
@@MikeShah I am currently learning c++. After learning the basics I started to create a contact management system and along the way I learned a lot new things such as file handling, using git, using external libraries and sometimes I got totally exhausted that a simple problem took 1 hour to just detect let alone solve it. And that's programming, banging your head on the wall finding errors l, straining eyes googling. This learning is so precious I think. What's your thought mike.
@@husenpatel9381 Depending on what is difficult, there's a few options. I always encourage folks to learn debugging for instance (see my videos or course) if it's an issue of just understanding errors or fixing bugs. If it's a matter of ramping up skills, then I recommend to keep doing what you are doing -- keep building little tiny projects. Over time, you'll continue to get faster and faster -- programming is a skill that takes time to develop -- each project you'll learn more and spend less time banging on the previous problems :)
This is the starting point for folks wanting to build something with C++ if you want a course with video modules: courses.mshah.io/courses/quick-start-introduction-to-modern-c-image-loader
Your C++ videos are awesome! I love that you never use the "using namespace std;" declaration! A real professional and a great teacher! The verbose syntax makes it much easier to reason about the code.
Cheers, glad you enjoy!
Hello mike! I have come across your computer science beginner masterclass Playlist and I want to tell you, please extend it add more and more things in the future
Cheers, thanks! There will likely be more -- I otherwise have courses (and more in development) on courses.mshah.io/ covering some fundamentals like VIM, debugging, etc.
As aways thanks sir👍!
You are most welcome!
Absolutely Amazing Video
Cheers!
You must make a video on std::chrono and also unix style time and date handling. i.e. all about time and date in c++. maybe in next video
The author of the chrono library Howard hinnat has several videos on those. I can send you the links if you want
@@cyrilemeka6987 of course, thank you very much
@@husenpatel9381 This blog akrzemi1.wordpress.com/2022/04/11/using-stdchrono/ has the links to his videos in chronological order. I'll advise you watch the videos while testing out the library, because it's alot of info to digest.
@@husenpatel9381 Thanks everyone for helping each other out! At some point I will cover std::chrono -- but I bet Howard has excelelnt videos and understands all the details 😛
Awesome stuff
Cheers! 😁
Bro plz help me because I am little confused how to become a c++ developer, I followed your videos but can u tell me what are the best resources to be a c++ developer
This playlist is a good place to supplement your C++ journey. I have a course here otherwise to provide folks the basics for building a small C++ project: courses.mshah.io/courses/quick-start-introduction-to-modern-c-image-loader (and more courses coming!). Building projects is a great way to learn a language and refine your skills.
@@MikeShah I am currently learning c++. After learning the basics I started to create a contact management system and along the way I learned a lot new things such as file handling, using git, using external libraries and sometimes I got totally exhausted that a simple problem took 1 hour to just detect let alone solve it. And that's programming, banging your head on the wall finding errors l, straining eyes googling. This learning is so precious I think.
What's your thought mike.
@@husenpatel9381 Depending on what is difficult, there's a few options. I always encourage folks to learn debugging for instance (see my videos or course) if it's an issue of just understanding errors or fixing bugs. If it's a matter of ramping up skills, then I recommend to keep doing what you are doing -- keep building little tiny projects. Over time, you'll continue to get faster and faster -- programming is a skill that takes time to develop -- each project you'll learn more and spend less time banging on the previous problems :)
I also watch your courses but I can't understand which course to enroll first 😢
This is the starting point for folks wanting to build something with C++ if you want a course with video modules: courses.mshah.io/courses/quick-start-introduction-to-modern-c-image-loader