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I’m still here. @Israt Zjhan

Here

Currently drowning in a C++ programming class and this guy is my personal flotation device.

imagine am starting his tutorials now hahaha

it's wonderful, actually, thanks!

Sir, I love you.

very insightful thank you.

Thanks!)

Derek Root methods use dots ( . )

Made me spit the water I was drinking 😂😂 after 6years 😁

1 month later

@@s33521 BBC news

hey man. why are u brushing up your programming skills again? arent u using it in your job?

Same here, This wonderful man has given soo many of us great jobs lol

10 years is a long time , i just got in college now I'm overwhelmed by the thought that where will I be in the next ten years 🥲

Don't worry buddy, sure u will be fine Keeps your head up, and grind your way to the sun

WWWWW Bucky's videos helping me learn right now loll

+xdarkness22x you are lucky. Unfortunately i discovered this guy 6 days before my finals -_-

+Khatia were the 6 days enough?:p

+Khatia K ha try almost 12 years lol. Well i guess 5-12 if you count college. Tho most of this stuff i already knew by now but he definitely is clearing some stuff up for me; my experience having been limited and depressing.

actually theres alot of stuff i always wondered that he doesnt explain. Like to what depth can the program function. Like this string library is needed in this video; makes you wonder where int and double ect come from and how it knows to utilize functions and stuff. I wonder if learning C wuld help. Tho i know that understanding computers and science in general more would also help, despite that I need to progress further in my projects lol... at least im learning science on way or another tho. This is always better then nothing.

steve122288 There is actually a "don't know, don't care" rule-ish with programmers. My professors all follow this rule and Bucky does as well. How does the library work? Don't know, don't care. How does a program actually work? Don't know, don't care. I was taught this in my first CS class. It is a shame though because I sometimes wonder as well, how things work in C++.

+Chris Renfro same here :((

+Chris Renfro this world is so fucked.

We all say that, especially to women: Wish I found u earlier. But don't worry mate. It's never too late for learning! xD

lol tomorrow is my c++ exam and im starting this right now...he saved me bro...he's my hero lol also he helped me learn c and python too :)

Today is my C++ final exam after roughly 2 hrs i go to my university and take the final exam so yh yeay me.

speak the truth

welcome to the internet

lmfao

Hahahahaahaha xDDDD wow

you naild it :D

I don't get this help me out ppl😥

@@nathanmulopo7490 If you saw The lord of the rings movie you'd get it :D

+Mechaghostman2 Dude we need you on every video... I understand this loads better than trying to write it down myself.

I think it would take time and experience via coding till we can actually use this technique efficient. Hopefully we all can, coz it would be a great help to shorten the code.

My initial problem was with the 'setName' and 'getName' thingies, after a while, I realized that these names could be changed.. When someone types things like 'set' and 'get', it just gives me the feeling that it's some specific code/type/something like that

thats not an object that is a second fuction in the buckysclass. String getName(){ is the same as the "int main ()" line of the main function all the fuction does is gives the main fuction the name so that it can be output in the last line of code.

Let me explain it to you better: He wanted to access the private variable in BuckysClass from outside the Class, and for doing this he made the variables above public(but put them in the same class aka body of the class)! The rest of the code is just the main program which simply create a string and print it out :D

thx dude

not really int is a primitive data type and string is an abstract data type think of string as an array of characters wrapped up in a class.

Thx!

Question: Why does he use string? Couldn't char work too?

string is used for more than one character, while char is just for one character, so for example if you made a class of college classes, it would be correct to put string name (for instance Math), and char grade (A). I'm a student as well, not 100% sure that I explained it correctly.

He teaches better than the professors with PHDs

Proof that you are 3 years old.

suck it

I didn't know that 3 year olds could type :\

and i'm just born 9.12 minutes before

you are 6 y/o now?

I know java already, and i watched it once I already understand.

Fair enough. Haven't made a program yet where It's needed this set up, but I'm not working on anything but basics right now. Good to know for the future at least.

do functions return strings ? as i remeber functions do not return strings or arrays...

functions return them if you program them to do so. In C++, AFAIK, they at no point do it automatically.

okay it was a video incredibly hard to follow. but if it says that public classes will mess up our programms i will willingly take the plane train and bus to do the private thingy. i have one doubt tho. is char and string the same thing? can someone explain to me what the heck is an array too?

Nicholas Vulcano what does the include does? this is the most important question haha please helppp

lmaoooo

Also noticed that😂😂😂

+Dariush Firoozian "was going on guys is fuckin walking tours 13th C pas pas store oh and in "

it is changed now

No.

OK

i was wondering the same

@@MrHarryGaming You could in this case, but if you wanted later on to get the name without knowing it, then you wouldn't be able to find out what it is without changing it.

I can drink to that.

Boosting self confidence. Way too much.

If they are so good at programming why are they watching a tutorial that will teach them how to program.

Because the thing is, he DOES know other programming languages. He IS quite young (idk how old though) and he is more or less a life saviour and a God for so many people.

+Hermann Bernzweig when i was 16 i designed a shitty ass turing machine, im a genius, PRAISE ME!

Maybe it reads class from private to public ?

Thanks

I have the same doubt and I think Otto Ling didnt answer it. What I want to know is that in class buckysclass there are two functions that use the variable name, but name is declared later, how is that he doesnt get and error? How know the functions setName and getName what the variable name is?

I know this is pretty late but in case you don't know, no it wouldn't get an error because Bucky executed each calling function in the proper order. When ever a program is executed, the main function is first called on, then it reads any variables there are initialized in the main function(very important). Next it reads each calling function( in this case setName, and then getName). In setName, he initializes the variable string x with Sir Bucky Wallace and then is stored in the string name variable and then is returned by the getName function. The name is then finally displayed on the console screen. This is order the program goes by. I hope this helps.

Thanks. That makes since

+Peterolen why can't we use return name; In setName function ?

+Peterolen setName and getName are both functions, and Bucky made them public in order to have access to the variable "name" which he made private, and he wont be able to use it otherwise. so in the function setName, (which has a return type of void, void means the function will not return any value) Bucky passes a parameter x which is of type string, and in the statements after the {} he defines name = to x. void setName(string x) { name = x ; } So when bucky calls this function in main bo.setName("Sir Bucky Wallace"); the function will contain the string "Sir Bucky Wallace " In string getName() Bucky returns a string, which he placed before the function. string getName() { return name; } as you can see name = " Sir Bucky Wallace" In conclusion Bucky used the functions to access a private variable. So when he couts and calls on the function cout

setName sets the name. getName gets the name.

Uranus loll

nelsitoxspace rofl

doesn't it mark where you had your error in CodeBlocks?

Yeah but sometimes the errors carry through and cause other lines that didn't have errors to have errors because the line with the original error was wrong if that makes sense. The compiler just spits out everything that it found that was wrong

When I was trying to figure out why my class is not working and it turned out I wrote the name of it not using CAPITAL LETTER I was like pffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

Foster Brown Almost like a car.

name = x is the same as saying x = name. He declared x in "void setName(string x)"

You can use variables that are private in the the same class but not in main function.

+Jav Reborn if you say "name = x" then name contain the value of x. If you say "x = name" then x contains the value of name.

+Mohd Kumail He's asking the order of operation. Since he declared the variable name after he assigned it the value of x, why does it not give an error?

No there is no difference the computer knows that name variable exits in the same class as the function. As long as it is in the same class as the function there will be no error.

I checked out his playlists and he does videos for lots of frameworks like angular and django. Seems like he mostly focuses on tools for web development.

***** Wait to you get to app inventor. You will wish you had scratch.

Same

+SolomonSevens It's also a form of information hiding.

From Java

Ohhh yesss!

I am 13 too....duh

No one cares if you're 13 or 70.

it doesnt matter what age you are atomic....its good yr starting young though

that's brilliant to be starting so young! I wish I had started at your age, as I'm 29 now, so by now I'd be a programming genius! :D

I was at your age when I mastered C# .. Now I'm 17, and I have a lot of applications written in ( C# .. Java .. C++ ) all over Internet! Although I study medicine :P

same.. i understood first 12 videos perfectly, but he tried to cover whole bunch of things together in this tutorial

@thedillestpickle yeah, ive watched all his videos on C, and C++, as well as the videos of other people, including videos on VBA. (what i mean is im no programmer, but i have some experience). Anyway, my conclusion is he went from regular old programming and then suddenly jumps into object-oriented programming and then back into the regular stuff.

i let my dog fart on my face

+Quinten Salinas WISDOM

compared to other people's videos not really

k, thanks G!

Thank you

Hey guys I am 11 and I am watching a programming tutorial, please think I am cool.

Harald Kanin NO WAY!!! You are the coolest guy I know!!!! XD

HHuynh2011 Yeah like. Because this tutorial I now rule the chickz in school. Im so cool.

That's exactly like starting your sentence with: Well, I'm a Christian. Like we're supposed to think you're more morally upright than the rest of us.

No it is hard, but it is easy when Bucky teaches