C++ OOP (2020) - What are constructors and class methods? How to use them?

In this video, I'm explaining when, why, and how are constructors and class methods used.

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#include <iostream>
#include <list>
using namespace std;

class YouTubeChannel {
public:
string Name;
string OwnerName;
int SubscribersCount;
list<string> PublishedVideoTitles;
};

int main()
{
YouTubeChannel ytChannel;
ytChannel.Name = "CodeBeauty";
ytChannel.OwnerName = "Saldina";
ytChannel.SubscribersCount = 1800;
= {"C++ for beginners Video 1", "HTML & CSS Video 1", "C++ OOP Video 1"};

cout << "Name: " << ytChannel.Name << endl;
cout << "OwnerName: " << ytChannel.OwnerName << endl;
cout << "SubscribersCount: " << ytChannel.SubscribersCount << endl;
cout << "Videos: " << endl;
for (string videoTitle : {
cout << videoTitle << endl;
}

system("pause>0");
}

[TimelyEnlightenment]

I've read plenty of c++ ebooks and they are very comprehensible, but your way of explaining class and objects in this video is way more comprehensive. Starting with simple way of creating class and then how you can create multiple classes without having to repeat the same codes. This is better than how I learn it in college. AMAZING 👏

[kathrinlahner]

Usually, I don't comment...but after three years of programming and finally understanding constructors I want to say THANK YOU🌸- and I mean it!! Your explanations are comprehensible and finally there's a way for me to understand what I'm supposed to do with all that code. Coffee bought☕

[joyceosas]

Three years already and your videos are still very useful. God bless you, Saldina

[mudmaster]

I am really new with programming. The way you teach by comparing old methods with new one is remarkable !
It make me understand about why it happened and why it matter

Thank you

[aubreymmotong]

i used to dread C++ until i started following this channel. Teaching is a s skill. Thank you so much...

[dev.antunes]

I understood 100%. Now I see the meaning of the constructors. *Thank you so much, Saldina.*

[RainMoneyProductions]

currently taking data structures. thank you for this your work is incredible

[melody.-.]

Thank you so much for explaining this, my professor in college blew through this and it's immensely helpful to see your examples! Going to watch this whole series of videos

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[yuanyuan]

Thanks Saldina. It would be great if you could also cover destructors, virtual destructors, delete, and related dynamic memory parts when you have time in future.😀

[phungat]

I have to admit that your video is absolutely clear. Thats why I choose to watch your video despite language difference

[subratadas]

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[rudradev]

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[ASandro.AllMat]

Finally, after some weeks in classroom I am able to get the concepts of OOP. Good work, Salina. Keep going on with more and more videos, sharinh knowledge.

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[WestCoastWanderer]

Just stumbled on your site Saldina. Great to see so many C++ videos! Thanks for producing these. :) Looking forward to checking more of these!