C++ Tutorial #7, Functions (1)
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Про нас русских не забывай!!!
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Since you are passing the ints by refference you need to change the int to void - since the fucntion is not returning anything it needs to be void not int.
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Yes. @ Samiulla1989, I don't get the last part either. What does he mean? It didn't really change anything at all, I don't see any difference. What was the point?
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How in last of video the & ampersand or reference changes the value of "result"
Could you explain it? How it works?
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If anyone is having problems with this it may be because you have to Declare the Function inside of the calling function such as :
int main {
void hello (parameters);
}
void hello ();{
Code
}
Hope this helps :D
Works for me
-Codehippy
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Phatz, i do the same ^^. But with this one, i stopped the vid @ 6:18, and made my own calculator ^^.
Zaychenok, your videos are really something else... They're easy to follow - and gives beginners a project, which we can fiddle around with =]
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thanks for the vid, u make it so simpler than what the articles and web pages say
thanks
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this is not a great tutorial as you say. i agree w/m4aster. but you do know ur stuff. better than most, anyway. its a good thing ur not a teacher. lol
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decent vid. but you could really type a little better. lol.
Heres a few tips:
1. Add a decent description to the videop
2. Explain more before the tutorial starts, don't repeat what you say.
3. Don't rush through the tutorial or no one can understand what your saying.
4. Explain what everything is even if you already have.
M4pster 4 years ago 5
Actually, I am a beginner (obviously) and find these tutorials to be great! No this won't be the only tutorial I watch just because c++ is a language and languages aren't meant to be taught by one. I find it helpful for me to type out what you're typing and then mess around with the program we write after watching these vids.. thanks.
phazt 3 years ago