c++ Programming Tutorial 3

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Going through some new stuff, including rand

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25 Responses to “c++ Programming Tutorial 3”

  1. Franck0015 Says:

    Hey, was wondering …
    Hey, was wondering in your first video you said you were using DevC++ program but in another you’re using Visual? Wich one are you using? Wich one is the best for newbies?

  2. lulucanela Says:

    does he memorize …
    does he memorize all of this information… seems impossible, there are probably thousands of notation and apllication, i kow he’s a talented programmer but does he look some of this syntax up somewhere

  3. Thoms5436 Says:

    Just want to say …
    Just want to say you are one of the best teachers of c++ on utube so cheers mate.

  4. weirdspencer Says:

    There both the same …
    There both the same thing. Its just which one your more used to. If i were you id use DevC++ cuz its free and easy to find. just search google.

  5. wolva Says:

    distance=speed * …
    distance=speed * time
    for example, if a train travels 40 miles per hour for 3 hours, the distance traveled is 120 miles. write a program that asks for the speed ofa vehicle(in miles per hour) and the number of hours it has traveled. it should use a loop to display the distance a vehicle is traveling at 40 mph for a 3 hour time period. it should display a report similar to the one that follows:

    hour - 1 distance - 40
    hour- 2 distance- 80
    hour- 3 distance - 120

    help please?

  6. mohsan13 Says:

    hey dude, REALLY, …
    hey dude, REALLY, THANKS !!! I am learning that in school too, but if i dont get it i can watch your videos ^^ REALLY THANKS!!
    PS: hey can you tell me how you made that video ? please. thanks.

  7. davidlars99 Says:

    Great, I’m going to …
    Great, I’m going to apply for a C++ position at Microsoft… I don’t think they ever came up with a gum ball program. Thanks man!

  8. sunshinerapist Says:

    I’m Having errors …
    I’m Having errors with the -> end1 statement.
    it says its not identified and i followed the program through.

    I’m using Visual C++ express edition, I wonder, with this program do I need end1?

  9. sunshinerapist Says:

    I’m getting an end1 …
    I’m getting an end1 statement error, saying its not declared, if I need to how do I do it.
    using Microsoft visual c++ express edition

  10. sunshinerapist Says:

    LOL, OPPS ITS endl

    LOL, OPPS ITS endl
    nvm

  11. 1OmniDude1 Says:

    i cant post a …
    i cant post a comment

  12. 1OmniDude1 Says:

    oh wait sorry i can …
    oh wait sorry i can, the one i posted must have been too long. its about the program not handling spam well, if you enter high numbers quite a few times the program eventually starts to freak out and keeps going by itself writing line after line of “Enter your guess: Too high!”

  13. amdbcg Says:

    it’s “<<endl” as in …
    it’s “<<endl” as in “END L : End it LARRY!!”

  14. 005davidragon Says:

    did exactly what …
    did exactly what you did, but had 16 errors…

  15. hhsdrumms Says:

    i have 2 errors on …
    i have 2 errors on the system CLS line and I did it just like this.

  16. Eldara5 Says:

    Guys instead of …
    Guys instead of saying im getting an error here, paste your lne of code in to so we can see

  17. fusionstaffing Says:

    haha
    haha

  18. CheekanWofls Says:

    C++ is case …
    C++ is case sensitive

    Make sure it is system(”CLS”); and not System(”CLS”) or SYSTEM(”CLS”;

  19. throwny Says:

    Though this may not …
    Though this may not be true as Im not looking at the page I read this on, it may depend on how your using it…

  20. throwny Says:

    eh probably because …
    eh probably because your computer can’t handle the huge allocation in c++ Iv been reading an Advanced C++ gamers book, although Im having trouble understanding somethings, but I think for every 1 number in a problem takes up 2 bytes to complie so for instance if you had a number like say 1 billion , 1000000000, multiply that by 2 and ur memory allocation is drasticly used up in the stack, causeing ofr the program to crash or act spartically.

  21. throwny Says:

    oh btw this is a …
    oh btw this is a reply to 1OmniDude1’s comment

  22. 1OmniDude1 Says:

    hmm, makes sense …
    hmm, makes sense for the most part i guess. Thanks for the info .. so other words my comps crap and can’t handle a basic program. lol.

  23. marmuhlade Says:

    Once again, the …
    Once again, the simplicity of your tutorials amazes me. Even I understood it.
    Excellent work.

  24. EmptyyaPockets Says:

    how do you do the …
    how do you do the modulous sign with your keybaord??!???

  25. Axel181 Says:

    Have you tried …
    Have you tried making a program that plays the tic-tac-toe game?

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