Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 32 – Arrays

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34 responses to “Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 32 – Arrays”

  1. Ginesh Paul Avatar

    int bucky[5] = {66, 75 ,2, 43, 99}
    if we are counting 0,1,2,3,4,5… then that should be bucky[4] isnt ??

  2. Shitol Shojol Avatar

    how can i take array size & elements from user?

  3. RizzoJMusic Avatar

    you dont have to write the amount of intergers you want your array to hold

    int bucky[ ] = ……… would work as well

  4. xAutoTx Avatar

    That video was certainly longer than thirty seconds, like you claimed it to be. Haha.

  5. マーク Avatar

    When you said array, and in C++, I thought you were going to teach us vectors. This is basically just your normal C programming.

  6. Abs Godwin Avatar

    I wish I had you has my lecture 🙁

  7. Code Behelit Avatar

    You don't have to put an = sign between your square brackets and squiggly brackets, the program will run the same and looks neater in my opinion.

  8. Notorious 7 Avatar

    Bucky love you sirrrr, you are absolutely amazing :*

  9. Yash Saxena Avatar

    bucky..why you didn't add searching in arrays??

  10. Sunny Kumar Singhania Avatar

    which c++ software do you use

  11. sjoerd Avatar

    Why doesn't Bucky return 0?

  12. Bibi Shamin Avatar

    Can you make a video for a function that will return the position of the smallest element of a global array of length 100!?

  13. Gao Bo Avatar

    Bucky's tutorials are really awesome, full in details, but maybe a little bit too slow…

  14. Naveen Rawat Avatar

    The moment the video ends , the next video starts not giving you time to hit the like button . But i do come back and like . Thanks

  15. SnowAtNight Avatar

    Thanks Bucky you are awesome , im not following all of your tutorials but searching just the best ones to get better , u need to learn:variables,data types,arrays,loops,if statment, classes , functions , strings

  16. ܔܛܔ ܔܛܔ Avatar

    Sper sa va placa

    #include <iostream>
    #include <string>

    using namespace std;

    int main()
    {

    int name;

    string andrei[5] = {"Sorin","Andrei","Andreia","Costel","Luminita"};

    cout << "Scrie un numar de la 0 la 4, daca te nimeresti pe tine esti tare: ";
    cin >> name;
    if (name > 4) {

    cout << "Scrie un numar de la 0 la 4 prostule";
    }else {
    cout <<"Numele este: " << andrei[name] << endl;
    }
    }

  17. imbo0sted Avatar

    Hey bucky just a thought, at the end of the video could you have some sort of challenge that applies the thing you just taught us then say "Pause here until you finish" and then show us your completed version of the challenge so that we can try to apply it for ourselves, and then see how you did it if we can't figure it out? Thanks, great videos!

  18. cyberzone10 Avatar

    I thought the index number start from number zero?

  19. CobraL0rd Avatar

    Bucky do you ever use Eclipse instead of Code::blocks for C++? Your tutorials are great. You should be proud. Thanks.

  20. niharika naik Avatar

    which is tht c++ software u'r using..??its gud!

  21. Gerald Joshua Avatar

    Could someone give me an explanation about this one:

    int arrayNumber[5] = {1, 2, 3, 4};

    cout << "Element array – 6 is " << arrayNumber[5] << endl;
    cout << &arrayNumber[9090909];

    It displays to the screen as follows:

    7012128
    0x295dc60

    I thought it would give me an error message, since I only declared arrayNumber for 5 elements. Besides that, I thought the second cout statement would not give me a memory address for array element – 9090909.

  22. Jessica Wang Avatar

    so the 5 in "int bucky [5]" means there're 5 numbers but the 4 in "cout << bucky[4]" means the 4th number? Shouldn't it print out 4 numbers?

  23. Meso Gjermanisht Avatar

    array index start numbering from 0. Not from 1. 3:50

  24. Mechanical Lamb23 Avatar

    So i used to watch these tutorials and started here with c++ but i was still seeking deeper understanding so i switched to books with great success, we just got introduced to arrays and ive spent the last hour trying to find why the compiler was telling me menuitem (which is the name of the array) was not a type. For some reason, the use of braces was left out on how to fill in values in the array, probably a bit later in the book. So i was perplexed and thought "i think i know someone who knows" and low and behold i open bukcys world famous c++ tutorial list and sure enough he solves my dilemma in 2 minutes. Really miss the tutorials bucky, but god bless the work you do

  25. Matthew Schwartz Avatar

    Bucky you're a god damn life saver.

  26. Violan Naidoo Avatar

    why dont we just add "0" as the first element in the array so there's no confusion

  27. Aaron Mathew Avatar

    When I listen to this with speed 1.5 , it sounds like he just drank WAY too much coffee or he is just too excited.

  28. Xena Chan Avatar

    First time in my life to know that studing is fun,thanks to you.

  29. Light Bridge Avatar

    Ive read the chapter in my book like 3 times about arrays and i have no idea what im doing. I watched this video once and now i get it. You'll be getting a lot more traffic from me

  30. Yazan As Avatar

    i named my array Yazan because it's more cool than bucky xp

  31. Diego Cifuentes Avatar

    I keep getting error: too many initializers for 'int dang [5]'

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