C++ - lambda expressions

[bouzie]

Perfectly explained. Please start an advanced c++ series

[kflo]

If only all programming concept videos were this clear-cut, smart, thorough, and efficient... Exemplary teaching, with great examples and explanations(!)

[MagnoVJ]

Man, C++ is really a complex language I thought I knew a lot about it but then I enconter things I never seen before like functors and lambda expressions.

Thanks for the tutorial it was really very clear and comprehensible.

[ergeorgiev]

This tutorial is very professional and well done. Thank you! I wish I had teachers as good as you, sadly i haven't had the luck until now.

[learnfromatharv]

I couldnt find any better explanation than this for lambda anywhere. Thanks a lot.

[fredlawton]

Very clear and concise! I don't normally comment on YouTube videos, but I logged into my account to thank you for the great video.

[GiuseppeAvella]

Best Lambda explanation found till now. Please Bradley, add more tutorials.

[DanielPolanco]

Nice simple introduction to Lambdas. Thanks for posting! I'm really glad you edited out the places where you were typing stuff that wasn't too important.

[moobanposrisuk]

Excellent video Bradley, thanks so much!

[MrAman]

Just started learning C++, great video!

[deepak]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the examples and coverage of the topic. Thank you again.

[Altometer]

Thanks mate, you made my day ! Thank you a lot.

[jugglerfox]

marvelous tutorial! You explained it very clearly and eloquently good sir

[MrHiasbaum]

Pretty straight forward
Well done dude

[MyFightMoney]

This was amazingly useful!!!! Brilliant stuff.

[yanivgardi]

Very clear and helpful tutorial! thanks

[btelles]

Very well said! You've got a new fan. :) Hope you get back into creating these videos. Very helpful. :)

[MrDillonowns]

This is amazing. Thank you kind stranger.

[Abdullah-mgzl]

Thanks! That was extremely helpful. Great examples :) So to summarize:
-lambda expressions are a shortcut for creating functor objects
-the syntax is [capture local variables] (input parameters) -> return type { function body;}
-if you to use local variables you must capture them
-you can capture either by value (=) or by reference (&)
-you would obviously capture by reference if you want to actually modify that variable

[satyasidhu]

Amazing tutorial. Awesome job. Thank you.