@Cocodrilo92 check the annotations he admits his mistake :D when i first saw that totally bugged me too haha but even the best of us make mistakes so i let it go
@minederpmc No problem. You should also check out references since you're learning C++. You could re-write the change function to accept a reference: void change(int &x) { x+= 5; } and then you could call it like so: change(y);. C doesn't have actual references though. I misspoke when applying the term in this video.
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foellerd 1 week ago
0:56 : "This will be a NULL pointer". No that's not true at all. You have to set the pointer to 0 or NULL to make it a NULL pointer.
Cocodrilo92 2 months ago
@Cocodrilo92 check the annotations he admits his mistake :D when i first saw that totally bugged me too haha but even the best of us make mistakes so i let it go
iPodAppsWeekly 3 weeks ago
c++ sucks java ftw.
i am hacker
WandaCriptonits 2 months ago
@WandaCriptonits This video is about C and yet you start to bash C++ and praise Java? Are you retarded or just a troll?
DutchmanDavid 1 week ago
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@WandaCriptonits
This video is about C and yet you start to bash C++ and praise Java? Are you retarded or just a troll?
DutchmanDavid 1 week ago
damn mike you have a sexy voice
bsamuels453 2 months ago
Just started learning C++ and this certainly makes more sense as to the purpose of pointers. Thanks!
minederpmc 2 months ago
@minederpmc No problem. You should also check out references since you're learning C++. You could re-write the change function to accept a reference: void change(int &x) { x+= 5; } and then you could call it like so: change(y);. C doesn't have actual references though. I misspoke when applying the term in this video.
zurton 2 months ago