C++ Programming Tutorial 16 - Integral Data Types and Signed vs Unsigned

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[JnDaFraK]

7:29 "If it's something that regularly goes in the negative, like our bank accounts"
I want a bank account that only allows unsigned integers XD

[d_rooster]

Hey man, getting into C++ for of work and your videos have helped me fill the holes in my pre-existing knowledge of programming. I didn't expect to follow along so easily. Thanks man, you're a great teacher!

[dealdycoldsteel]

Hey Caleb I just wanted to say I love your teaching style. You make programming fun and easy to understand. Keep up the good work! Also do you do any game development using c++? If you do please make videos :)

[AndIChoseToSpeakFAX]

You make understanding it easier by talking while programming, and also illustrating on the chalkboard.

[jfdd]

I got to say, I looked up these videos because I wanted to try to make an audrino program, but never did anything in c++. I’ve
Learned enough to compete my project, but I’ve just been enjoying it

[shscotthoffman]

I am watching the view count reflecting people quitting. I am still here and hope to survive until the end!!
Glad you are explaining the 16 vs 32. one more column vs double really helps understanding binary !

[thomasadams]

"So for example, if you want to create an application that uses a ton of memory like Google Chrome..."
That one got me. :D

[elmartarverdili]

You are really great man! That's fantastic. You can explain everything in the world 😃

[drch]

integers and integrals are different things ... still... I love your videos... many thanks.

[BezA]

Wow thank you. That does make a lot of sense. You really get to the core of things.

[deepg]

brilliant explanation Caleb - i doubt a seasoned C++ 20 + years experience engineer can explain this way

[WalkthroughCentral]

Excellent video can’t wait for the next!

[elipsem]

Is this what that kinda means when buying windows 64 or 32 bit

[scottishforrester]

Great video! You are a really good teacher. You break it down to where everything makes perfect sense. Thank you!

[dexophobia]

2:35 thats very true lol, it can take 10 mins for google to start on my pc lol

[squidly]

that bit and data types concept and its storage in memories was genius bro like u explained smooth as butter
man u r awesome thanks for alll this

[randalldoane]

Closed Captioned not working on Tutorial 16....Good vlog keep up good work I have learned a lot (I am returning to C++ 13 years ago I stopped. Please?

[ColonelHathi]

But why are they called "integral" types? "Integrals" and "integers" are very different things. You explained how interger srelate to binary, which is great, thank you, but what makes them "integral" types?

[PunmasterSTP]

So you're saying that the space of an int is...a variable? In all seriousness, thanks again for another amazing video!

[iamvan]

i still don't quite get it but why do we have to know how much bit a datatype has, and what's the importance of managing your memories in computers? Can someone help clarify me on this?