Learn C++ With Me #3 - Data Types and Variables

Thank you sir! Watching all your vids before midterms is helping a lot!

x = 100000000000000000

C sharp lol guess we are in for a music lesson too 😂

You must be a good teacher because even I'm now starting to understand this. Good job!

can main not have int and have other data types

easily made my top 5 favorite channels
great content, keep posting , its really helpful

Thank you very much

how do u change a variable data type? is it possible?

Is 0.0 a float? assuming you want the ability to use a decimal value to manipulate it later

Hey, did you know you can run the program right on Sublime without going to the Comman prompt?

I love your videos brother...

int main() {
int x;
cout << x;
}
it prints out 4200155 for some reason lmao

you are doing more videos so you get more views 👎(more money)

Can someone please help me? My input/output standard library ‘<iostream>’ isn’t being recognised due to a missing header. The header that is missing is called ‘crtdbg.h’. That’s all I know. I have no idea on how to add it in. It’s been like this from the moment of installation of C++ on my visual studio code, with and without my compiler ‘g++’, [I already added the compiler to my environment variable pathway, so my programs run, but my visual studio code is giving me this notification of ‘crtdbg.h’ being missing].

Now i can learn programming just because of you.

Tim! Is a terminator the little dot between the two arterisk? •

Amazing!

Wait it gives you an error if you don't have the string library? This never happened to me. Also did you forget about double?

Up to now C++ is feeling pretty much like Java... Is that because I only code in Python?

I have a question how come you could print the "Hello World" message in the last video without including the string library even tho "Hello World" is a string?

Technically a char can and is a single byte integer type. a bool is 0 and anything other than 0, not necessarily 1, bool is also technically an integer type

It may be only on linux, but i dont have to include string to use them as a variable.
Love this series, thank you Tim!

Very detailed and clear explanation. Makes learning c++ so much easier and so much more fun. Thank you Tim!

I appreciate the over explanation. It's actually super helpful. Thanks!

I like the series. But you forgot about long, short, unsigned, double and long long. Which are the sub-types of the main data type.

TIM the C++Lown

For x = y does it copy.the value of y at assignment, or does it use the value of y at the time of usage (eg "cout <<")? Just curious and I don't have a c environment set up to test

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Assembly for the next series?

I try to learn python and pygame but its a tech with tim video sooooo its like heuuuuu heuuuuu make ahhhhhhhh make like on this heuuuuuuu video
Tim can you make a game like street fighter or street of rage just to see the different animation on a character and first level full

I was looking exactly for this .... Thank you so much

please create a full kivy tutorial like you did pygame in 90 minutes.
(the setup of kivy has changed from last video)
build a to do to list with kivy.
Thanks

Bet Tim is still a virgin.

hi just a suggestion please teach the STL and iterators and making our own version of STL

Would you mind doing a tutorial on the Windows C++ API with their data types? Like DWORD, uint32_t and stuff like that?

So excited about this series 👏👏✊🙌🙌

So I guess we're just going to stop doing the OpenCV tutorials because you finished going through the tutorials on their site and you did it for easy content and don't actually know how to do it yourself? Typical.

Love your quick uploads dude. Hope to learn more about c++ with you

You know. I might just put this stuff in front of my python learning. I am seeing a lot of similarities. And maybe in learning this stuff it might help me learn python better as well. I will be some excited when I can make a guess the number game with c++ just like I did with python.

tim if you can continue this series until we get to the fun stuff like a coding project decent enough in size so everyone would learn to actually code

there are about 20 ways to delcare an int in c++ :))

Every time you advertise AlgoExpert, I think that's your soft crushing :D And it scares me

my python bro....

One question; when you assigned x = y; did it created a copy of the value or it is treated as a reference to y?

Doing this and open cv from your channel. Great stuff