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Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 6 – Variables Memory Concepts
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48 responses to “Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 6 – Variables Memory Concepts”
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poeple who disliked are either idiot or supid
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Thanks buddy 🙂
these tutorials are really helping me alot 🙂 -
Code Blocks is a much much easier IDE to work with than Microsoft Visual Studio.
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TREEHOUSE STOP , I WONT BUY YOU…
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You're "assigning" (in this case) 99 to the variable tuna . Tuna does not "equal " 99
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i have a question idk if you still look at these posts, while I'm still only on this video I want to know
what if you need the same ine to have varying variables? like
int tuna = 76
int tuna = 75
like is there some way to create a command line that is kinda like
under these circumstances 76
under this other circumstance 75
idk if you go over this in the later videos or not, but I feel it would be easier to command varying single variables than to create a command that links two variables together however give them separate functions given certain events
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Hello. My name is [INSERT NAMES OF THE 50% OF PEOPLE WHO QUIT] and I suffer from short term memory loss.
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It helps a lot.
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Thank you teacher Bucky ….
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Bucky for Presidence :DD
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CONGRATS FOR YOUR 1 MILLION SUBS!!!
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You only write the variable type when you DECLARE a new variable. When you create it.
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SIRI i just love coding , but in my school they teach us high level c++ which i cant understand , infact i failed in computer science exam (29%).ur videos help me a lot ……THANK U SOOOO MUCH…
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what is the data type we use in C++ to store 5 billion integer?
unsigned int limit is 4 billion after this amount what we can use? -
When do you use void main instead of int main?
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when would u use this in c++
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subscribed 🙂
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Thank you so much, you are such a help!
I'm learning C++ and you're only helping me learn it more. -
I usually don't want to log in to youtube to subscribe for anyone, but your videos are very helpful. You're awesome! subscribed and like!
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lol i thought you were gonna go over variable types
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you are really a nice tutor ever.. i don't understand my teachers :'( .. but really i understand your method of teaching .. just awesome 🙂
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i wonder what is the #include <iostream> and using namespace std; for..
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WHO NEEDS TO GO TO SCHOOL WHEN WE HAVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU ONLINE
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it it good ? my first program : D
#include <iostream>using namespace std;
int main()
{
int a;
int b;
int sum;
int multiply;
int anykey;
cout << "enter a number" << endl;
cin >> a;
cout << "enter another" << endl;
cin >> b;
sum = a+b;
cout << "sum is"<< endl;
cout << sum << endl;
multiply = a*b;cout << "press any key to multiply"<< endl;
cin >> anykey;cout << multiply << endl;cout << "thank me later" << endl;
return 0 ;
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My hello world isn't printing:
print("n")
print("Hello WorldzZzz!!!!n")answer = raw_input("Why isn't this working?n")
if answer == "Wrong language":
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ive completed this video.. how long would it take me to program something like GTA 5 now i understand this 😀
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This is incredibly easy to grasp, given the way you explain everything. I can imagine this would be a thousand times more difficult if I were trying to learn from a book.
Good work, and these walkthrough videos are much appreciated!
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Okay so I'm trying to get used to this IDE. I've created a project where I can put all the files, and when I try to add a new file to the project, if I build and run, it will only run my first "Hello World" program. How can I fix this so I can run the other files in my project individually? Or do I have to create separate projects? Perhaps CodeBlocks is not the best IDE?
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i feel like this is common sense. based on the previous tutorials we already know that we can change a variable's value with out restating its type
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cout << " bucky is the best " << endl;
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i got 99 problems but tuna aint one.
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I got 99 tunas but C++ ain't one.
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So hard
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In fact, the compiler probably optimized out the assignment to 99 as the variable wasn't accessed again before it was reassigned to 76.
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It's amazing how I am just now finding out about your tutorials! It's a shame they went down in views so fast :(.
love this.
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do you smoke weed? you have a nice voice bro
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Is there any difference between <iostream> and <iostream.h> please tell me fast please..
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grate
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these are more dank than pepe hugging gnome child feels style
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alright
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who the hell dislikes these videos, is there seriously like a group of 1000 people who go round disliking every video?
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ur tutorials are amazing, been searching for someone who makes comprehendable vids, but i've never found any… Im really thankful for ur vids 🙂
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I'm crying. I hate learning how to code through reading, and since C++ is hard I can imagine how difficult it would be. I'm a visual learner. So yeah, you're doing justice!
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BEST TUTORIAL
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pls help i acciedentally made hl3 and the pirate police are after me
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when you created and set the value of the variable and when you just declared and set the value in another line???
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You're a really good teacher!
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