Hello World - C++ Tutorial For Beginners #3
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Today we build our first little C++ program, which outputs "Hello World!" onto the screen.
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It did...8 days ago this channel had 10K subs, and now it has 18K. So that's 1K subs a day, which is pretty insane for a channel with 10K-20K subs.
@@SimonTiger it was because one video went viral. Hope I can keep this going ^^
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its removed :(((
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If it doesn't run, and this message appears, you can try ".\mai.exe":
Suggestion [3,General]: The command main.exe was not found, but does exist in the current location. Windows PowerShell does not load commands from the current location by default. If you trust this command, instead type: ".\main.exe". See "get-help about_Command_Precedence" for more details.
PS C:\Users\sergi\OneDrive\Desktop> .\main.exe
Hello World!
That solution worked for me. However, I was getting the error message "The term 'main.exe' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program."
you are a very good tutor, holy shit, just hello world alone this is miles ahead of other tutuorials
many videos but yours is so clear and you teach everything and I'm literally not confused. Thank you
Awesome video! exactly what I was looking for. Simple, explanatory, and short.
Thank you so much. I learned Python and your videos let me understand C++ very quickly and easily. Hope can see more videos in the future!!
Python is so easy and convenient but for me there is a special feeling of joy(if you will) when you have to compile code and then see the result. It’s just sexy. Don’t ask why.
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Hi
I have small recommendation to you sir
I watch u r tutorials in mobile
Please increase the font size
Thank you sir
Let's do this
Thank you. That really helped. I was struggling because the place im supposed to learning c++ from neglected to tell me I had to add
You explain everything so well! thank you very very much!
I'm in love with ur intro lol
Nice video! I am looking forward to see more about c++.
Thank you very much man!
thank you I really need to learn c++ and this way I can interact
Thanks for the awesome tutorials. Videos on the basics are everywhere, But advanced concepets, following a particular c++ standard like c++14 or c++17, and tutorials about modern approach to writing c++ code are rare. I hope you are going to cover them as well.
You just got a new subscriber
Everyone, don't forget that damn semicolon at the end of every line. If you forget that, VSC will return either a lot or not so much but still ridiculous amount of errors depending on your code length and the line where the error occured.
So I started my journey with software development back in the very late 1980's with C, and I know that C++ is effectively a super-set of the C Language, to add some level of Object Orientedness to the language, and wondered (for printing to the terminal) whether using the iostream std object was better than using the stdio printf function in any way? They still both work and do the same job. I guess the iostream std object way is more "object oriented", but is that it?
firstly thank you so much and please we need a video on how to use debug in c++ code
you can also say using namespace std; under #include and then you don't have to use std::cout everytime, you can just write cout
no you can use "using namespace std; " like in the code :
#include
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout
@@cocktailtv4514 umm that's what he told
Damn, I think I see now why C++ can be a challenging language. Only thing I know how to do is print “hello world” in C and Python.
CodeRunner is a great extension for vsc when coding in C++
sehr gut, du hast vergessen, dass dun unter dem Terminal cmd auswählen, dann muss um die Befehle auszuführen stellen werden. so klappt es.
Could you maybe extend the tutorial videos to something between 15 and 20 minutes? So we can make faster progress ;)? Anyway, keep it up.. super enjoyable content!
hello, i am getting error: ld returned 1 exit status , undefined reference to `WinMain@16'. Any help?
me as well :(
If you try via Visual Studio Code simply save your code (file -> save) before you compile. Works for me.
I can't seem to open mine with code... I really wanted to learn this from you! Even my friend said that your a good person to watch if your begging C++
great video! Do you recommend installing any plugins in VS Code to make the coding in C++ easier? If so, what plugins do you recommend, and can you demonstrate that in one of the videos? Thanks!
This is the moment I decided to learn blitz3d
hey man, new to the channel (It's great btw!).
you should set up a discord server for your community, if you need any help then do let me know since I run a few and have made plenty in the past.
New subscriber 😊
So, main method in C/C++ doesn’t have to have a return value.
You should of mentioned the implementation of "using namespace std;"
my #include isnt turning pink
can you assist.
std means standard
If i would like to build some DSP software in the end, like vst3 plugin or Logic Pro etc something about music software,C++ is the way i go?
You can try doing something like this in C++ but it’s very hard If you have never coded in C++....
Fuck yea bring it ooon
why in my recommend!?!?
Why not? ^^
@@NeuralNine because i already know c++ lol
I'll learn It! But my english level is a @#*t lol
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c++ syntax is brutal hhhhhh
Love your vids, would like to see more c++ content in the future