How to DEBUG C++ in VISUAL STUDIO

[mdamonc]

2:33 - Please, if you're going to quote my parents, at least mention them in the description.

[alijoyce]

You can feel that he really knows his stuff and spent years for it. I really appreciate how it is free for us to enjoy.

[wolfsnow]

800 record? You were so underrated back then, considering that even six years later you still have the best C++ tutorial. The most precise, practical, professional, up-to-date and easy to understand.
And you are so passionate in these videos too!
I've had a headache trying to learn C++, because they only teach what the code means and how to set up the tools for compiling, but give no understanding of how it actually works top-down. It's so hard to grasp the process without CS education, I wasn't really learning and coding most of the time, but collecting scraps of information from different materials trying to build the image of how a process should work.
But after your vids about compiler & linker I'm so fired up! I finally know what I'm doing when I write the code. I can't thank you enough!

[steele.in.motion]

It's so great to find a series that teaches the way I learn. Thank you for the effort you put into this!

[uovo]

Love how you explains it first and show it after, it's like you are creating the dots so it's easier for us just to connect them

[aronas]

wow i have a little bit of programming experience and this series has really helped me to understand the nitty gritty of the whole programming process. tysm for making this

[RomeWithTheHEMIs]

Much love, Yan. This is one beautifully executed series.

[daisonc.a.]

I always used print statements to check execution. Never thought that debugging could have be way easier than that. Thank you Cherno for teaching me how to debug.

[marian]

Your timing is impeccable. Just when there's something I need to know like c++ header files or debugging in VS ( like today ) you upload a video on exactly that. Thanks!

[jmx]

For those not well versed in VS17, Ctrl+F10 (or right-click Run-To Cursor) is a better way of moving from an existing point, to another point in the code (i.e., skip through a for loop)

[JRCSalter]

Learning soo much from this series. Never knew you could view the actual memory. That is fantastic.

[Kanak_Bodkhe]

being able to watch the memory allocation that much close is fascinating for me, like you can actually see those value getting stored physically in that hardware is just amazing :O

[JohnnyThundr]

This really is the best C++ tutorial on Youtube, I'm running through it again for the 2nd time because Cherno just knows how to teach you how to think like a programmer, even if you're not planning to use C++.

[merridistokes]

Thank you I just got into C++ a few months ago and in that i have learn a-lot from your videos using VS IDE. Keep it coming!!!

[parasarora]

thank you...i was a bit scared to play with memory and debugging but now i feel a bit confident. great video and thanks for codelite too. Its a nice simple ide

[ragothamang]

This the best video I have ever seen in the Programming context.... I Love the way you teach it

[abhishekkumar-wmie]

Hi Cherno. I just loved this series. Its a great fun. Please continue with this. Currently I will not be able to pay but definitely a lot of love n respect for what you are offering.

[ramseybolton]

Thank you. TQ. TQ. I just performed my first debugging for a program. I even ended up using the Memory Window to check the values in my array change right in front me (I was "stepping over") and see the problem. It just felt so good. Best Video Ever!

[nicklandreth]

I will definitely be buying some of your merch when I get my first job as a developer. You are a great teacher.

[joaocesardelima]

Excellent! I'm learning a lot with your series! Please keep it up!