C++ Classes - Part 2 of 2 - Inheritance and Class Hierarchies

C++ Classes - Part 2 of 2 - Inheritance and Class Hierarchies

[sliceofdanny]

This is fantastic. Thanks for taking the time to put these videos up.
Sometimes we have to see examples like yours in action to understand concepts that the professors & textbook just can't convey as efficiently.

[DoPESTaaRH]

Going down memory lane through my faves playlist.
This was a HUUUGE help to me 10 years ago 😄 TYSM!

[zedonutube]

Hi Charles,
You did a wonderful job with teaching C++!
Thanks a million!

[FredalOcampo]

I enjoyed your class a lot. Not boring at all. thank you

[jonathanhutchinson]

i completely agree with this comment ... theory is one thing but to practise and see examples is a world of difference

excellent videos!!

[VikingNightmare]

Thanks for sharing, it was most informative

[dresnyd]

Awww, you associated unicorns with monsters. Now you just made Disney fairies angry XD

[MuresanVladMihail]

For this awesome tutus i think u have a reserved slot in haven!

[mikegoddard]

Excellent video!  Just an observation - this will behave differently on Linux, so the 'system(PAUSE)' call will not work, for example. Also, when invoking an object on the stack, the destructor will be invoked when it goes out of scope.

[TheShagans]

This is a great tutorial, thank you so much!

[BritchesBumble]

When you build the unicorn and dragon it built two copies of the monster superclass, for obvious reasons, but is there a way to have it generate only one monster class, and have both unicorn and dragon inherit from that at the same time?

[adilbahaj]

god bless this man ....you saved my ass

[heavymetalhead]

Im sory but i have a question, why doesnt it write the destruction of the objects, st the end of the program?