Functions in C++

[themodernshoe]

This is full-time youtuber tutorial quality. Thanks so much for this series and sticking with it

[cernsb]

As a second year Computer Science undergrad with plenty of experience coding in other languages, I usually find code tutorials extremely dull, but you point out a lot of the intricacies of C++ and explain things concisely, so these videos have actually been very interesting so far. Thanks very much for making this series!

[pixelwrinkly]

i'm fast approaching my 64th birthday
it's like having my grandson teach me c++
wonderful stuff
many thanks for sharing your knowledge

[bigchillentente]

This is the only YouTuber that actually breaks these concepts down. 10/10 best series

[crysist]

I'm a CS student and so far everything we do is in Java. I've always wanted to get into c++ and then wham! Cherno comes in clutch. Thx for doing this <3

[voze]

And again, the quality of this video is truly stunning.

[weendylry]

I like how fast you talk. I consume the words by a huge block of many sentences instead of one word by one word. Thanks to this, you managed to shrink 2 hours of lecture on Functions in C++ in less than 10 minutes. You are God sent

[samdavepollard]

for me the secret sauce in these wonderful videos is The Cherno's obvious passion for the subject
it comes through loud and clear every time
lots of youtubers grind out the vids for the likes and subscribes but this guy not only knows his subject he actually loves it, too

[IcanFlame]

I haven't even started learning C++ yet, but I'm really enjoying watching these videos. They're still very useful information even for other languages.

[MiningMadness]

What?! A midway video? Am I dreaming? Has Cherno gone crazy?!

[Xyral_]

The final product of your multiplication program is actually still messy.
Cleaner version which does the same thing:

#include<iostream>

void MultiplyAndLog(int a, int b)
{
std::cout << a * b << std::endl;
}

int main()
{
MultiplyAndLog(3, 2);
MultiplyAndLog(5, 6);
MultiplyAndLog(85, 23);

std::cin.get();
}

[gamesbynull]

I love the direction this c++ tutorial is going! You were a huge inspiration for me to start programming java games on my channel, and I am excited to see where this new series goes!

[TheOnlySilverUnicorn]

Oh my God! Thank you, dude! You rock! I was struggling with even the most basic functions. I'm so brand spanking new to C++, I didn't even know how to label what I was struggling with or ask the right questions to get help from my instructor or my peers or my tutor or anyone. But you made it crystal clear! I wrote a tiny program from scratch just to practice what you taught, and it ran and behaved as I intended, thanks to you! Aaaaand... it turns out that was the only place where I was stuck (so far) so I was able to get the program assigned to me up and running as intended, too. Thank you!

[arskas]

@Cherno i love your videos. At first when i started watching them without going for the beginning looked tough to me. But now looking back at the beginning videos it all makes sense. YOU'RE AMAZING !!! 😍🥰

[Specialce]

several years ago when I picked up programming due to school, not a focal point for my apprenticeship at the time... I never fully understood functions.
With this video, I think i grasped the concept a lot better.
TY :)

[MarcusTL]

The only problem with this series is that the videos dont come that often, so this was a pleasent supprise :D

[notday]

you sir have earned yourself a sub. The quality of these tutorials is truly amazing. You describe things in exactly the style I like.

[timholden]

Thank you for these videos man. I can't explain with words alone how much these videos have helped me to refine my C++ skill set.

[Vazzible_gaming]

God, I feel like I finally understand a tutorial, I never understand tutorials I don't know why I even try to start those 9-hour 22-hour 30-hour masters courses on programming. This is digestible, this is the most comprehensive c++ tutorial I've ever watched because I actually took home some information.

[belHlopez]

I just want to say thank you for all that you have already done for us and keep doing. The Chearno, for me you are the best tutor ever. And again, thank you!