Your content is super underrated! Personally, I feel like not only do you explain concepts clearly, but the way in which you do it (with the methods definition on one side), helps me in better understanding the documentation of C++, which had been quite challenging in the past! Thank you!

This video comes perfectly timed. I set myself up to do this year's adventOfCode with C++. Thank you!

This was great, I remember seeing an example from the beginning of PPP where Bjorn outputted 0-99 their values squared, so I decided to recreate it with what I learned here: #include #include #include using std::vector; using std::string; int main(){ //just creates a vector with elements 0, 1, 2, 3 ... 98, 98 vector ivec; for (int index = 0; index != 100; ++index) { ivec.push_back(index); } std::cout

Thank-you. Nick.

Might've been nice to discuss containers in which you can use forward iterators in reverse, such as std::vector.