#include class Car{ public: std::string make; std::string model; int year; std::string color; Car(std::string make, std::string model, int year, std::string color){ this->make = make; this->model = model; this->year = year; this->color = color; } }; int main() { //constructor = special method that is automatically called when an object is instantiated // useful for assigning values to attributes as arguments Car car1("Chevy", "Corvette", 2022, "blue"); Car car2("Ford", "Mustang", 2023, "red"); std::cout

Great video!

Great!

Great lesson.

Great lesson❤❤❤ Broooo...🎉🎉🎉

thx bro

can you make a vid about the destructors as well 😔, ty

Thanks

thank you

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Create tutorial for golang

one night before semester exam 💀💀

Wow another thing C++ does better than C# Why do I say that? C++ () standard brackets C# {} used in a new constructor

#include class Agent { public: std::string name; std::string role; std::string gender; std::string origin; enum agentRoles {DUELIST, CONTROLLER, INITIATOR, SENTINEL}; static const char* generateRole(agentRoles role) { const char* agentRoleStrings[] = {"Duelist", "Controller", "Initiator", "Sentinel"}; return agentRoleStrings[role]; } static const char* generateGender(char gender) { gender = toupper(gender); switch(gender) { case 'F': return "Female"; case 'M': return "Male"; default: return "Unknown"; } } void generateInfo() { std::cout

#include class Car{ public: std::string brand = "Vehicle"; std::string model = "Model"; int year; void drive(){ std::cout

#include class Dish{ public: int calories; std::string ingridients; int protein; std::string taste; Dish(int calories, std::string ingridients, int protein, std::string taste){ this->calories = calories; this->ingridients = ingridients; this->protein = protein; this->taste = taste; } }; int main(){ Dish macandcheese(800, "Mac and Cheese", 50, "Yummy"); std::cout