Absolutely superb ❤ but i need to know about female and boys array how to do that could just show me declaring it how to declare it i dont get any idea to do it

Glad it was helpful!

You're very welcome! I'm genuinely glad to hear that my explanations are helping you grasp the concepts. I'm here to support your learning journey in both computer science and English. Your dedication and enthusiasm are truly commendable. Keep up the great work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions or need further assistance. Happy learning! 🌟

I realized that using Excel would help students visualize what I'm explaining, and I'm glad that it was helpful. :D

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It will be better! I put so much work and effort into the course. I'm sad that I can not finish it faster, but quality requires time, and this has to be the best programming course ever. Coding will become your native language after this course. Whatever you can think of, you can create with your own hands and a keyboard! ❤️

thank you :D

thank you :D

Спасибо :D

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let me know if you find it helpful :D

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In C++, memory management is more manual. You need to allocate and deallocate memory yourself. In some other languages like C# for example, memory management is more automated, especially for objects on the heap, thanks to the garbage collector, which automatically frees memory when objects are no longer needed. Stack memory in C# is managed similarly to C++, where it's automatically deallocated when the variable's scope ends. :D

One thing that you can do is use smart pointers. They are a container/wrapper for a raw pointer. In modern C++ smart pointers are defined in the std namespace in the memory header file. One big advantage of smart pointers is that they are responsible for deleting the memory that they use, which means that they automatically deallocate the memory when they go out of scope. :D You can check out my video about smart pointers if you want to learn more about this, here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5h8gKSY1Ne9j58.html

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Hey, I pinned the code in the first comment. :D

Wow !I found it.Thanks a lot .Finally uderstand the main point of the code is to showcase how to dynamically allocate memory for an array of objects, resize the array based on user input, and copy the existing objects to the new array while adding new objects if required. 👍👌💜@@CodeBeauty

Thank you so much 😀

check out these 2, they are free, and they are very good (one of them is for C++) bit.ly/freeCppE-Book bit.ly/FreeObjectPascalEbook

I did my fair share of coding in gaming world as well and for sure I can see certain appeal in it. What are you mostly interested in?

@@CodeBeauty i am mostly interested in games like on Playstation 5 or Game Cube or X-BOX. I watch the beginning stages of making a game on KZfaq, but i never once saw a video game built from the ground up. I want to see a full game created.

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Well, depending on your current skill set there are many suitable ideas. But since you are on channel that is mainly focused on C++ and C# so far and given the fact that you are looking for a job, I will assume that you don't have that much experience yet so here are some of the projects that should not be too complex to develop but still very useful as showcase of your capabilities as well as good practicing materials: Simple Console Calculator: Create a console application that performs basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division based on user input. Guess the Number Game: Develop a game where the computer generates a random number, and the player has to guess it within a certain number of tries. Library Management System: Design a program that allows users to manage a library's inventory, including adding, searching, and borrowing books. Student Grade Tracker: Build an application to store and calculate student grades. Allow users to input and retrieve student data and calculate averages. Personal Expense Tracker: Develop a program that helps users track their daily expenses and presents them in a clear and organized manner. Address Book: Build an application that allows users to store and manage contacts' information, including names, phone numbers, and addresses. Also, be sure to sign up here bit.ly/SimplifyingCoding and I will let you know when my practical programming course is out, with a nice discount attached. It will serve you greatly in your search for a job. Hope you will find these useful. Good luck with finding the right job for you! :)

I think that Microsoft Chart Controls could be of help to you. I'm sure you can find plenty of resources online regarding this topic. Hope that helps. Cheers.

You could maybe also provide the code you wrote so we could poke around a bit.

There are two options for adding data: you can create a new variable, allow the user to input data into it, and then insert this variable into the array. Alternatively, you can directly input the data into the array. It's a good exercise if someone wants to try and practice on his own. :D

I'm filming me with the camera, separately from screen, which is recorded with OBS studio, then in editing I'm combining it into one video. Hope that helps.

@@CodeBeauty Thank you.

check your previous comment :)

One thing that you can do is use smart pointers. They are a container/wrapper for a raw pointer. In modern C++ smart pointers are defined in the std namespace in the memory header file. One big advantage of smart pointers is that they are responsible for deleting the memory that they use, which means that they automatically deallocate the memory when they go out of scope. :D You can check out my video about smart pointers if you want to learn more about this, here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5h8gKSY1Ne9j58.html And regarding memory leaks, try this tool. I believe it should be free to download it via this link and it is static code analyzer, so you run the analysis of your code and it wil tell you if there are memory leaks and even suggest how to fix them: bit.ly/PVS-StudioFreeCB1 Hope this helps :D

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Can you please reply over Instagram ?

If you have static array you cannot reallocate it to add more elements. The size that you define while you are writing the code is the size that array will have forever, and if your collection grows and you need to add more elements than the size of the array, you won't be able to store them. Also if you create very big static array, but big chunk of that memory is empty cuz you don't have elements to put into it, than you are simply wasting memory and memory management is not efficient. Because of that you can use dynamic arrays which can be deallocate and then you can allocate new (bigger, or smaller) space for them. That way your memory management is more efficient. :D

@@CodeBeauty you do not reallocate the array. you relocate the data. once you create an array, its size is final. it does not matter if you create it on the heap or on the stack. dynamic array is more like an umbrella term. when you get more data, you create a new heap array, you move the data to that new array, and release the memory areas occupied by the old array. the size of an array does not change. it never changes.

you are missing the point of the video :D