FYI: For loop is so flexible. You can do something like: int i = 0; for(; i < 10; i++) { // Code here. } Or even like this to do infinite loop: for(;;) { // Code here. }
good tip on the logical not effecting everything in the statement. I always have to sit there for a few seconds and really think about it. Your tip will save me precious seconds I'm sure.
i can think of 1 very useful thing about "continue;" when you're doing a sort & it just so happens when the element just happens to be in the correct position, u don't want to swap say the element in position 7 to position 7. Instead, u just "continue"
While loop is more used when you want a consisting input from user Like walking i game Example while user holds w run forward (in more humanistic manner)
Ranged for-loops are a nice modern feature, but you can go old skool, like Steve at Parallel Realities UK, and make complex games with c lang (structures and classic for-loops).
can you do another setup tour please...i m really interested of what you have done in the new room.Thank you! Oh and why aren t you still using the tkl keyboard?
I like Python, so I want to create a game with Python. But Python does not have a 3D game engine to support all devices, especially Android. But its ok, so I want to study the "Ursina" engine. Will you prepare the series to learn the "Ursina" engine ?
Hey Tim, enjoying your videos so far, and i'm almost a bit afraid of asking this: Since you made awesome tutorials for Java, maybe you could go into some frameworks for Java, how to use them, what they're made for etc. Maybe something like Hibernate, Spring and so on. Should be some interesting and advancing content for you and your follower (including me) :). Thank you for your work!
oh my god run the code at 11:18 and type the word "break" instead of any valid input, it loops "type the number 1 or 2" hahahaha EDIT: happens with any invalid input and its funny.
I am proud to still be here, just after the halfway mark of the series! Thanks for this awesome tutorial, Tim!
FYI: For loop is so flexible. You can do something like:
int i = 0;
for(; i < 10; i++)
{
// Code here.
}
Or even like this to do infinite loop:
for(;;)
{
// Code here.
}
you can also do it like this right?
int i = 0;
for(; i < 10;)
{
// Code here.
i++
}
@@mastershooter64 Yes. That's valid to do.
good tip on the logical not effecting everything in the statement. I always have to sit there for a few seconds and really think about it. Your tip will save me precious seconds I'm sure.
Thanks 😊, it's really the best Playlist for learn c++
Yes , He is a good friend to us .
You explain things very clearly, thank you for this
Really good RUclipsr! I found your channel and love it absolutely. You make exactly the videos that i am interested in. Kepp going bro
Love it, keep going Tim!
Thanks Tim I love watching your video
i can think of 1 very useful thing about "continue;" when you're doing a sort & it just so happens when the element just happens to be in the correct position, u don't want to swap say the element in position 7 to position 7. Instead, u just "continue"
Can you read my mind? I was actually thinking it would be nice if Tim could do a C++ series
While loop is more used when you want a consisting input from user
Like walking i game
Example while user holds w run forward (in more humanistic manner)
love this
Ranged for-loops are a nice modern feature, but you can go old skool, like Steve at Parallel Realities UK, and make complex games with c lang (structures and classic for-loops).
can you do another setup tour please...i m really interested of what you have done in the new room.Thank you! Oh and why aren t you still using the tkl keyboard?
This series is really great, second only to The Cherno's in my opinion.
Aside from learning C++, I am also learning English here because English is not my first language.
Could you please upload more tutorials about go lang ?
Ayo thanks Tim
I have one question. How do you generate random numbers with C++?
U r amazing ♥️
well done
hey man can you make a series just django-rest-framework
yo know like authentication, requests, response, serializers, class based views
Can we also break out of multiple loops at once without a breakout flag? Like in php you can write break 2 and it breaks out of 2 loops
@Peterolen thanks :)
thanks
I like Python, so I want to create a game with Python. But Python does not have a 3D game engine to support all devices, especially Android. But its ok, so I want to study the "Ursina" engine. Will you prepare the series to learn the "Ursina" engine ?
Unreal Engine
@@user-sy3ny1sz2w The unreal engine is c ++ based. ursina is based on Python, so I need to create games with ursina engine.
Hey Tim, enjoying your videos so far, and i'm almost a bit afraid of asking this: Since you made awesome tutorials for Java, maybe you could go into some frameworks for Java, how to use them, what they're made for etc. Maybe something like Hibernate, Spring and so on. Should be some interesting and advancing content for you and your follower (including me) :).
Thank you for your work!
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Could you address why it appears to take 0.8 seconds for your code to compile? Shouldn't it take 0.000000008 seconds for such a simple code?
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Hey little Timmy
Add was not defind it tells
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Hit up Stephen Bowen!
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oh my god run the code at 11:18 and type the word "break" instead of any valid input, it loops "type the number 1 or 2" hahahaha EDIT: happens with any invalid input and its funny.
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First 25 seconds ago!
Please stop C++ and continue python please :(
so you are saying that python is better than c++?
This is why I don't like Python programmers
@Peterolen so you are the type of people to support peace over righteousness
No offence to Tim, but has he gotten a bit more chubbier?
Thanks