i remember finding your channel when i was in 7th grade and being surprised you uploaded a video about c programming. it fascinated me so much that i took an intro cs course the following year. now im in my senior year of college about to get my bachelors in cs. crazy how time flies! thank you very much for keeping me relaxed through it all.
@@mishphi got a job right away! although it’s not exactly programming. i work in a soc as a cybersecurity analyst now 😊 with ai getting so advanced it was difficult finding an entry level coding position. everyone wants a senior developer lol. but i’ve been doing great!
@@arcxcc Is ai really taking coders jobs already or just helping them as a tool? I myself know how to code and I tried using ai to code some things and the code it produced wasn't that good. You still have to have knowledge of coding to tweak or fix what the ai gives you, its not like magic. Yet.
I never comment on youtube, but because you asked us to, i will tell you: it's been about 4 years since i discovered your channel, you are the greatest of all time, you understand us on so many levels. You might tell yourself ''well, this dude is exagerating''.. No. Some are good, some are great, you are the best. From tongue clicking (my favourite) to innaudible whisper, to programming, to triggers, to word tracing, to mouth sounds (which you do so well that I actually enjoy them instead of being anoying to me), you are simply nailing everthing the right way. For me, and for everyone in here. I truly thank you Caroline, and I will always look forward to the next vid.
I confess that i do not understand anything about Programming, and i will probably never understand because i am a person who does not understand so deeply mathematical (I like to read books about music without exact subjects and write texts about music and cinema, i have blogs for these subjects) but: an ASMR produced by you already makes me happy and calm, thank you Caroline, thank you for being part of our lives, your subscribers, plus a video of extreme quality you are very inteligent, bringing your sympathy, few ASMR artists are so friendly and treat the audience so well, so i leave my congratulations to you 💜🐻
I mean I have dyscalculia (a learning disorder that makes you absolutely HORRIBLE at math) and my math skills are probably at a 7th grade level (I’m 28), but CSS and HTML programming really isn’t that difficult. I code my own tumblr themes and I used to code my own Neopets user lookups when I was 12 (lol). It’s more like learning a very simple language than learning any new math.
oh. my. god. this is literally what got me into your channel! there werent alot of binaural typing sounds back then, let alone ones with inaudible whispers. i was in elementary school back then, now im 20! still don't know much about c though, but i do know more than i did back then! thank you for giving us tingles all these years! (english isnt my first language sorry)
Me: Never programed or thought about programing in my life Also me: Watches entire video as if I'm watching on online lecture for class Love the whispering/ soft typing combo!
Thank you so much for doing these videos. I’m so happy! Programming has been a part of my life since I was five years old when my dad taught me my first BASIC program. I do it for a living now, so having something close to me like this is really, comforting. Thank you Caroline for continuing this series, and thank you to your husband for helping / encouraging these too! Now off to bed. Exploring Pisa tomorrow 🇮🇹 P.S: I’d love to have something that goes into different search algorithms sometime, and an intro to what Big O notation is. You started getting into it a little bit when you were talking about the seek time for a list vs the seek time for a vector. But something that goes into the difference between O(1), O(n), O( log2(n) ) and such would be very nice. Maybe someday 😊
To be honest I would normally skip these types of videos because I don’t find them interesting but the way you describe it is just so magnificent I was really into this video I give you a C++ 😂
“C-riously”? “dangling”? I love this video series for the programming aspect, but these puns are elevating it to a whole new level! Thank you for popping it out the stack for us to enjoy!
My ASMR journey started with discovering Caroline back when she had the nose ring :) then I became addicted to ASMR and bounced around to many other ASMRtists but the only one that could really give me tingles and comfort was Caroline. I believe she is super underrated and one of the best ASMRtist out there; it's her voice and her breathing... and I'm pretty sure she smells like sunshine and maple syrup.
Well, I cant believe I actually found an instructional c++ asmr video. The sounds are very well adjusted as well. Both the whispers and the typing sounds are just right. Not too light, not too heavy 👌🏻
Thank you ~for~ ~insert~ing another great video into my feed. It's nice to ~c~ you ~return~ing to your programming videos. I didn't realize that the ~break~ had been 3 years since the last one. Time to ~switch~ to Fullscreen and ~c~ what you are teaching us today.
I love these programming asmr videos. I'm more familiar with C++ than C. I'm interested in coding, studying CIS and ELTN at a local community college, and want to keep honing both my hardware and software skills. I love these videos because it feels like I'm getting a glimpse at your thought process when programming;)
Please do more of these, as a scientist I keep running into situations where my life would be so much easier if I knew how to code but it seems like such a huge momentous task to begin trying to undertake that I just can't get the motivation to do it. But this video was perfect because I started it thinking I'd just enjoy the whispering and came out of it having learnt something and being interested to learn more. So more please!
I remember finishing my degree in IT, many years ago and finding your older videos on this... that was when I first started getting into ASMR, and when I subscribed to your channel. I honestly thought that my notifications were recommending those older videos of yours, but indeed it was a new uploaded one! Thank you for bringing back this wonderful series. It brings back good memories. 🤗😃
Ohhh some of my fav triggers in one video :D I love whispering and I love typing sounds, especially when you can see what's being typed. 🥰 And as someone who's learning to programm it's so interesting to see what's being written and that it's mixed with asmr! 😄 Thank you for all those interesting and at the same time relaxing videos, you brought me so many comfortable nights! ❤️❤️❤️
I remember watching the other ones a few years ago. Still don't know anything about coding but it's like inaudible whispers cause idk whats going on. sounds amazing though.
Woke up at an ungodly hour. Hoping to fall right back to sleep with this one. Already listened to it earlier today hehe. Such a great whisper video Caroline! 🤗
Ahha finally I'm back to my heaven.. A little bit late because I was working on a project.. Now it's time to get some programming vibes from ASMR again. happy that you posted again something related to programming, Thank you Caroline.
It's been ages since the last programming video! I missed this series, but I didn't think it'd ever come back. Also, your husband's puns are peak dad joke level. Very tasteful.
One of the cool things you can do with std allocators is provide custom allocators as the second template parameter. One of the things this allows you to do is to customize the type used for the index or size_type. For example, normally size_type is unsigned int, but you can change it to just int, cutting in half the range of indexes, or even make the size_type signed char/int8_t, making max index only 127 or char/uint8_t or max index 255 maybe even do long long or unsigned long long/int64_t or uint64_t but better be sure you are on 64 bit machine, though this could freeze your computer if you try to fill it up as it will use up all the ram then all virtual ram on harddrive then you will run out and your computer will freeze up and you will have to restart your computer.
Sequence containers are not about whether the elements are stored in order; for example you can have hash tables (e.g. std::unordered_map) which are not sequence containers, but they won't be ordered upon element insertion. On the other hand, std::deque is a sequence container which accepts efficient insertion in the front, and std::list which accepts efficient insertion anywhere. Probably the clearest distinction between sequence containers and other kinds of containers is that in sequence containers we only access objects by their position -- the first element, the second element, and so on -- whereas with associative and unordered associative containers we typically access elements by their key. The formal definition is that a sequence container must satisfy the SequenceContainer requirement specified in the standard, which informally describes that sequence containers accept the kinds of operations that make sense for sequences, such as appending a list of elements, making a container with n copies of an object, erasing a subsequence, reassigning values in a subsequence, and so on.
Some quick tips: If using C++17 or above, you can use structured bindings to simplify iterating through and accessing associative containers: for (auto &[key, value] : mymap) { . . . } if (auto it = mymap.find(''boo"); it != end(mymap)) { auto &[key, value] = *it; . . . } Avoid accessing map-like containers with square brackets [ ]. The reason is that it'll insert an empty element if not present! Most of the time, you just want to lookup elements, and accessing elements that don't exist should throw an exception, so this kind of access can hide bugs. Also, it's slower, since it first inserts an empty element and then overwrites it.
computer programming was my first attempted major freshman year of college in 2000 and wow was i nowhere near ready to handle it. this gives me scary flashbacks haha but i still lov ya
I really aspire to become a programmer! I’ve dabbled in HTML and Java and took a C++ class at my high school, but I feel like I still have so much to learn! Apparently, people don’t like C++? I didn’t enjoy learning it to be honest, but that is mostly because my teacher was such a bore. I really see the potential for the language even if it isn’t the most fun. I appreciate your videos, it helps out a beginner like me. Also, what are you typing on in this video? I’ve only used Online GDB, do you recommend a certain software?
I used Sublime Text for the cout part, but normally I just code right in the terminal. I’ve heard visual studio is nice though! Thank you for watching :)
While some of this I know, it never truly hurts to brush up every now and then! Sometimes you can learn something new when you do! And I wish I could code that fast without using a Macro...
This blew my mind! I started as a C dev in 1982 and eventually in C++ for 30 years. Retired now and play with Rust as it's impossible to stop coding. free(Caroline);
Just so you know, deque is usually pronounced “deck” :) I know it’s a bit weird but it’s similar to the way a monetary check (US English) is spelled “cheque” in British English.
Hey Caroline 💖💖💖💖💖💖. I Hope You Are Having A Wonderful Weekend And I Hope Your Doing We’ll Today, I Am Going To Enjoy This Relaxing Video 😊😊😊😊😊!!! Btw Happy November.
Is there ever a chance you would do a python series? I am currently trying to learn it and having it done in this method would be a huge help. Thanks for maybe reading this and I so hope doing it, you rock.
the puns made me giggle. my girlfriend was looking at me while i was watching this video, which to her looks like a text wall, while smiling made her think that i lost my mind.
![[Cozy ASMR ☁] typing on 9 different Keyboards (no mid-roll ads)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/U7Y50T7NKyw/mqdefault.jpg)
i remember finding your channel when i was in 7th grade and being surprised you uploaded a video about c programming. it fascinated me so much that i took an intro cs course the following year. now im in my senior year of college about to get my bachelors in cs. crazy how time flies! thank you very much for keeping me relaxed through it all.
That’s very awesome that you ended up going into computer science!! Thank you so much for sharing that! 🙌 congratulations on your degree 👍
Wow! Hows life post grad for you?
@@mishphi got a job right away! although it’s not exactly programming. i work in a soc as a cybersecurity analyst now 😊 with ai getting so advanced it was difficult finding an entry level coding position. everyone wants a senior developer lol. but i’ve been doing great!
@@arcxcc Is ai really taking coders jobs already or just helping them as a tool? I myself know how to code and I tried using ai to code some things and the code it produced wasn't that good. You still have to have knowledge of coding to tweak or fix what the ai gives you, its not like magic. Yet.
Your first programming videos were some of the first ASMR videos I've ever experienced. Means a lot to see this back.
This programing series is one of my favorites ever. Just magic.
I never comment on youtube, but because you asked us to, i will tell you: it's been about 4 years since i discovered your channel, you are the greatest of all time, you understand us on so many levels. You might tell yourself ''well, this dude is exagerating''.. No. Some are good, some are great, you are the best. From tongue clicking (my favourite) to innaudible whisper, to programming, to triggers, to word tracing, to mouth sounds (which you do so well that I actually enjoy them instead of being anoying to me), you are simply nailing everthing the right way. For me, and for everyone in here. I truly thank you Caroline, and I will always look forward to the next vid.
I confess that i do not understand anything about Programming, and i will probably never understand because i am a person who does not understand so deeply mathematical (I like to read books about music without exact subjects and write texts about music and cinema, i have blogs for these subjects) but: an ASMR produced by you already makes me happy and calm, thank you Caroline, thank you for being part of our lives, your subscribers, plus a video of extreme quality you are very inteligent, bringing your sympathy, few ASMR artists are so friendly and treat the audience so well, so i leave my congratulations to you 💜🐻
Rodrigo!❤ I appreciate your heartfelt comments very much 🥰 thank you for being a part of my community and I hope you enjoy the video!! ❤️
Anyone can learn programming and advanced math. It just takes baby steps and repetition until it's intuitive for you.
I mean I have dyscalculia (a learning disorder that makes you absolutely HORRIBLE at math) and my math skills are probably at a 7th grade level (I’m 28), but CSS and HTML programming really isn’t that difficult. I code my own tumblr themes and I used to code my own Neopets user lookups when I was 12 (lol). It’s more like learning a very simple language than learning any new math.
This is the first time I've relaxed to an ASMR video that I have to rewatch and make notes for 😆
These videos are some of the best ASMR ever made.
oh. my. god. this is literally what got me into your channel! there werent alot of binaural typing sounds back then, let alone ones with inaudible whispers. i was in elementary school back then, now im 20! still don't know much about c though, but i do know more than i did back then! thank you for giving us tingles all these years! (english isnt my first language sorry)
Me: Never programed or thought about programing in my life
Also me: Watches entire video as if I'm watching on online lecture for class
Love the whispering/ soft typing combo!
please do more of these, i learn so much better this way 😂😂
context : im a hobbyist programmer still learning the ins and outs of C++
where are you now in programming?
Yes! The return of C programming. Another stellar episode, Caroline. Thank you.
Thank you so much for doing these videos. I’m so happy!
Programming has been a part of my life since I was five years old when my dad taught me my first BASIC program. I do it for a living now, so having something close to me like this is really, comforting.
Thank you Caroline for continuing this series, and thank you to your husband for helping / encouraging these too!
Now off to bed. Exploring Pisa tomorrow 🇮🇹
P.S: I’d love to have something that goes into different search algorithms sometime, and an intro to what Big O notation is. You started getting into it a little bit when you were talking about the seek time for a list vs the seek time for a vector. But something that goes into the difference between O(1), O(n), O( log2(n) ) and such would be very nice. Maybe someday 😊
Yes! The programming videos are back. My favourite!❤❤
So happy you enjoy these! They’re some of my favorites 🥰 thank you for watching Miss Mia! ❤
To be honest I would normally skip these types of videos because I don’t find them interesting but the way you describe it is just so magnificent I was really into this video I give you a C++ 😂
Hahaha thank you so much Rebecca 🤣❤️❤️
I LOVE these close up whispers. Please do more like this in the future!
“C-riously”? “dangling”? I love this video series for the programming aspect, but these puns are elevating it to a whole new level! Thank you for popping it out the stack for us to enjoy!
My ASMR journey started with discovering Caroline back when she had the nose ring :) then I became addicted to ASMR and bounced around to many other ASMRtists but the only one that could really give me tingles and comfort was Caroline. I believe she is super underrated and one of the best ASMRtist out there; it's her voice and her breathing... and I'm pretty sure she smells like sunshine and maple syrup.
I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about but it's so relaxing and tingly and I love your whispers.
😂 right
Man this takes me back to when I was first discovering ASMR.
Well, I cant believe I actually found an instructional c++ asmr video. The sounds are very well adjusted as well. Both the whispers and the typing sounds are just right. Not too light, not too heavy 👌🏻
Thank you ~for~ ~insert~ing another great video into my feed. It's nice to ~c~ you ~return~ing to your programming videos. I didn't realize that the ~break~ had been 3 years since the last one. Time to ~switch~ to Fullscreen and ~c~ what you are teaching us today.
I love these programming asmr videos. I'm more familiar with C++ than C. I'm interested in coding, studying CIS and ELTN at a local community college, and want to keep honing both my hardware and software skills.
I love these videos because it feels like I'm getting a glimpse at your thought process when programming;)
I totally missed this upload, this is my favorite series
my fav series is back! 😎 i really appreciate the ear to ear whispering along with the keyboard sounds!
Please do more of these, as a scientist I keep running into situations where my life would be so much easier if I knew how to code but it seems like such a huge momentous task to begin trying to undertake that I just can't get the motivation to do it. But this video was perfect because I started it thinking I'd just enjoy the whispering and came out of it having learnt something and being interested to learn more. So more please!
I love it ✨ Your voice is so relaxing 💖
Thank you so much Luis! 🥰☺️❣️
Omgg, I didn't know you made programming asmr videos.
Plus I gotta learn C++ so that's perfect ❤
I remember finishing my degree in IT, many years ago and finding your older videos on this... that was when I first started getting into ASMR, and when I subscribed to your channel. I honestly thought that my notifications were recommending those older videos of yours, but indeed it was a new uploaded one! Thank you for bringing back this wonderful series. It brings back good memories. 🤗😃
Ohhh some of my fav triggers in one video :D I love whispering and I love typing sounds, especially when you can see what's being typed. 🥰
And as someone who's learning to programm it's so interesting to see what's being written and that it's mixed with asmr! 😄
Thank you for all those interesting and at the same time relaxing videos, you brought me so many comfortable nights! ❤️❤️❤️
I remember watching the other ones a few years ago. Still don't know anything about coding but it's like inaudible whispers cause idk whats going on. sounds amazing though.
the first time i watched one of ur vids was your first programing vid !!!!! i love this series so much ! it has such a special place in my heart🥺
The ASMR is heaven, the programming language is hell
Now thats more like it, I can sleep in peace. 2 things I love together coding and asmr❤
Even though I haven't used C in a long time, this is the perfect background for any coding work
Love these videos, I'm a teaching assistant for a coding class and it's nice to listen to these when I grade
Woke up at an ungodly hour. Hoping to fall right back to sleep with this one. Already listened to it earlier today hehe. Such a great whisper video Caroline! 🤗
Love your programming vids. As a professional and hobby (if I can call myself both) programmer, I find it very relaxing listening to this info.
OMG. It happened! Been waiting for this for 2 years!
I literally have no idea what any of this means, but this is hands down the best video I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks 🎉
Ahha finally I'm back to my heaven.. A little bit late because I was working on a project.. Now it's time to get some programming vibes from ASMR again. happy that you posted again something related to programming, Thank you Caroline.
It's been ages since the last programming video! I missed this series, but I didn't think it'd ever come back.
Also, your husband's puns are peak dad joke level. Very tasteful.
My favorite series is back, yay!
Fue un flash back a cuando encontré tu canal, muchos años atrás :')
One of the cool things you can do with std allocators is provide custom allocators as the second template parameter. One of the things this allows you to do is to customize the type used for the index or size_type. For example, normally size_type is unsigned int, but you can change it to just int, cutting in half the range of indexes, or even make the size_type signed char/int8_t, making max index only 127 or char/uint8_t or max index 255 maybe even do long long or unsigned long long/int64_t or uint64_t but better be sure you are on 64 bit machine, though this could freeze your computer if you try to fill it up as it will use up all the ram then all virtual ram on harddrive then you will run out and your computer will freeze up and you will have to restart your computer.
Omg this is JUST what I needed. Do more of these
These are really nice when they pop up
Sequence containers are not about whether the elements are stored in order; for example you can have hash tables (e.g. std::unordered_map) which are not sequence containers, but they won't be ordered upon element insertion. On the other hand, std::deque is a sequence container which accepts efficient insertion in the front, and std::list which accepts efficient insertion anywhere. Probably the clearest distinction between sequence containers and other kinds of containers is that in sequence containers we only access objects by their position -- the first element, the second element, and so on -- whereas with associative and unordered associative containers we typically access elements by their key.
The formal definition is that a sequence container must satisfy the SequenceContainer requirement specified in the standard, which informally describes that sequence containers accept the kinds of operations that make sense for sequences, such as appending a list of elements, making a container with n copies of an object, erasing a subsequence, reassigning values in a subsequence, and so on.
Some quick tips:
If using C++17 or above, you can use structured bindings to simplify iterating through and accessing associative containers:
for (auto &[key, value] : mymap) { . . . }
if (auto it = mymap.find(''boo"); it != end(mymap)) {
auto &[key, value] = *it;
. . .
}
Avoid accessing map-like containers with square brackets [ ]. The reason is that it'll insert an empty element if not present! Most of the time, you just want to lookup elements, and accessing elements that don't exist should throw an exception, so this kind of access can hide bugs. Also, it's slower, since it first inserts an empty element and then overwrites it.
Wow, listened for tingles but tomorrow I will listen to learn.
Thank you so much for yet another C++ video. I absolutely love this series of videos, Caroline.
Worst. Teacher. Ever. I never fail to fall asleep after a minute or two. :)
Glad to see this series making a return!
You always have such amazing sound design, very talented Caroline! WOO
These are my favourite on your channel!
i love this video, and ur voice is so calming
C++ is awesome.
I make tools for modding games in C/C++ :)
It's also become how I make part of my income over the years.
Love these videos!
Great ASMR coding I'm motivated to do more as I've just started!
Just in time before heading to bed 😴 (for the algorithm!)
yay, an ASMR programming video 😄😄
My Queen! u have so much talents!! 💖💖
Yay! I can't wait to C what you cover in this video.
I hope you enjoy! Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Yes! Love this series.
0:50 Did he get you a byte to eat while you made this?
Omg brilliant hahaha 👌
@@carolineASMR on an unrelated note I'm playing this in the background while I make homade pizza
@@SithLordC3P0 yum! Pizza and programming 🤌
computer programming was my first attempted major freshman year of college in 2000 and wow was i nowhere near ready to handle it. this gives me scary flashbacks haha but i still lov ya
I don’t understand c programming at all but I will watch bc I know I will be relaxed 😌
Thanks for returning to making programming videos.
I missed these!! Thanks so much. Happy to comment to boost the algorithm 👍👍👍
you're typing soo fast and soo tingly :)
This is so soothing, thank you 💞
I really aspire to become a programmer! I’ve dabbled in HTML and Java and took a C++ class at my high school, but I feel like I still have so much to learn! Apparently, people don’t like C++? I didn’t enjoy learning it to be honest, but that is mostly because my teacher was such a bore. I really see the potential for the language even if it isn’t the most fun. I appreciate your videos, it helps out a beginner like me. Also, what are you typing on in this video? I’ve only used Online GDB, do you recommend a certain software?
I used Sublime Text for the cout part, but normally I just code right in the terminal. I’ve heard visual studio is nice though! Thank you for watching :)
YEAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!! 💕This is my MOST FAVORITE ASMR SERIES OF ALL TIME!!! Thank you thank you thank yo…..zzzzzzzzzzz 😴
C++ ASMR? Perfect for Halloween. 👻 oOooOo pointers! NULL! undefined memory states! 🎃 _shudders_
While some of this I know, it never truly hurts to brush up every now and then! Sometimes you can learn something new when you do!
And I wish I could code that fast without using a Macro...
I missed these
Thanks for making this asmr 💜💜
This blew my mind! I started as a C dev in 1982 and eventually in C++ for 30 years. Retired now and play with Rust as it's impossible to stop coding. free(Caroline);
Is this heaven?
Ooooh I love these…. These are my favorite!
Just so you know, deque is usually pronounced “deck” :) I know it’s a bit weird but it’s similar to the way a monetary check (US English) is spelled “cheque” in British English.
Good to know! 👍
This is honestly so cool
Yeeeeeeeees. It's raining out wich was giving the sleepy vibes so this is good timing 👍
love this so much!!
Thank you so much, always 🤗💙😴😴😴😴
Hey Caroline 💖💖💖💖💖💖. I Hope You Are Having A Wonderful Weekend And I Hope Your Doing We’ll Today, I Am Going To Enjoy This Relaxing Video 😊😊😊😊😊!!! Btw Happy November.
Is there ever a chance you would do a python series? I am currently trying to learn it and having it done in this method would be a huge help. Thanks for maybe reading this and I so hope doing it, you rock.
WOOOOO!!!! MORE PROGRAMMING! thank you caro! still waiting on that 2nd MUD video though :)
Love this series
Love programming. These are great videos!
Is this what you do for a living?
the puns made me giggle. my girlfriend was looking at me while i was watching this video, which to her looks like a text wall, while smiling made her think that i lost my mind.
This is awesome 😊
so relaxing!!❤
I have no idea what's going on, but it sounds good :D
Udemy course soon? 😁 Very fun and very informative!
this is a much better ASMR idea than sucking a microphone lol
Omg so excited to see this
Welcome back to programming!!!
OMG, I want to do a PhD in CS this way!
Oh my God! A new one!!!!
Yay!! Sunday upload!!
I've waited for this soooo long!
I hope you enjoy!! :D
bruh i had no idea u had videos on c++, guess I'm gonna watch them to review for interviews