Difference B/W range for Loop & foreach In C++?

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In this video we see what is the difference between range based for loop and foreach loop in c++ programming language. For more details please watch full video and do let me know if there is any doubts in comment section.
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[@gaurishgangwar]

This is wrong. You can use traditional arrays in for_each.
Run this code, it will work:
#include
#include
int main()
{
int arr[10];
for(int i=0; i

[@CppNuts]

Thanks for correctly pointing it, I have to either shoot a new video or replace it.
Thanks man.

[@shilpaaggarwal5008]

This comment should be highlighted.

[@CppNuts]

Done, thanks..

[@Abon963]

Which is better to use(specially for
c++ containers like vector)?

[@samratp9718]

You can use iterators on C-style standard arrays also. The following works.
#include
#include
int main()
{
int arr[10];
for(int i=0; i

[@druidclash9161]

Please make a video about the difference in the depth of this two iterating approaches

[@Imahustla90]

You can get iterators for arrays with std::begin() and std::end() functions.

[@uniksk123]

But he says its not possible in traditional arrays not in std : : array !!.

[@heathledger7291]

good video,very helpful

[@CppNuts]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mentalthink1]

Thanks I don't know about the second For sentence (int i:ar), it's similar to Python when we use for n in something.... Thanks anothert very interesting video...

[@PankajKP]

[@CppNuts]

:D

[@syedimadhaqqi4340]

Hi, very informative tutorial. Please pause your video @5:54 for reference. I have a few questions. Can you kindly explain why have you used at Line 9: void print(int val) {cout

[@tanveerasif5978]

if you want to print the value in ar, you should do something like cout