Never mind about the question below. You answer it in your next video. // is for one line of comment and does not need a termination directive. For a block of comments start with /* and end with */.
So, when making comments that you do not wish to affect the program, I understand using the //. It was not clear to me if you must designate the end of the comments in some way before again writing code. It is automatic when you go to the next line? And must you start on a new line before writing additional code after making comments?
So when finding the average as it could be a decimal is that why you use double, as if you used int when you debug it might not run as it should?
TheQuickscopezPro 1 month ago
I've watched up to part 13 so far and have learned a lot.
Really enjoying the videos, thanks for uploading them.
LeetTown 2 months ago
this dosnt work.. ive tryed so much.. 'std::ostream' does not define this operator
EatDotsTripLots 4 months ago
Never mind about the question below. You answer it in your next video. // is for one line of comment and does not need a termination directive. For a block of comments start with /* and end with */.
PokerDavidD 5 months ago
@PokerDavidD I'm glad that your question was answered! You have described it correctly :)
NowExplain 5 months ago
So, when making comments that you do not wish to affect the program, I understand using the //. It was not clear to me if you must designate the end of the comments in some way before again writing code. It is automatic when you go to the next line? And must you start on a new line before writing additional code after making comments?
PokerDavidD 5 months ago
great video again
marc15yo 6 months ago