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  • nice vedio and also very helpfull... great work..

  • How do you do this is you want to dynamically allocate a array of a struct data type.

  • Thumbs up if I wasn't the only one who was tempted to make a drinking game out of the word 'point' in this video. XD

  • Subject? Data at this level of lighted fast c++ .. Excellent ... this pointer array were lighting speeder

  • there is alot of pointing

  • I'm starting university know and find this a great complementary to what I do there :) Thanks!

  • i hope you cover linked list and other STL stuff ; )

  • Great. I do love it

  • Great tutorial!!

  • 2:18 Too much inception! :(((

  • Awesome

  • GREAT C++ LESSONS! I already watched all of them with making my own examples and programs from every video. Now I only want to see a video about how to make a program that could store a huge number of objects ( each ob. wold have at least 40 bytes) , i mean more than million objects in one array.

    I managed to put in vector over fifty million objects, still remaining a lot of free space on memory, but if i put just a bit more cause program crash.

  • @RSole52 Wait, what... It says "1336" views right now... o_O

  • Thank you ,XoaX. I actually wanted to know how to get rid of "expression must have a constant value".

  • Thankyou for getting into more advanced topics! Can you do a series on algorithms with C++?

  • I don't get it. Why did u use a pointer?

  • @RoarOfVictory

    because that's what new returns

  • @RoarOfVictory You can delete variables in execution-time so u save memory. Imagine you have a mob-Object spawned on a map. Your charakter kills it so it disapears. When you create a normal object like "mob scorpion("1000hp");" the memory will be given back when you close the program not earlier! When you create it with a pointer like "mob* scorpion = new mob("1000hp");" its called dynamic because you can give the memory back anytime by using "delete scorpion". Hope i could help.

  • @1aMattes Wow thanks that helped.

  • our main pointer is a pointer to a pointer to an int and it is set to point to an array of pointers to ints.

    jkz nice tut

  • this was a very good tutorial, but what's the application of multi-dimensional arrays?

    congratz on the great tutorials, they are really helpful ;)

  • @MrSimonOwnz Finance.

  • @MrSimonOwnz

    did you not watch the video at 3:50 ?

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