Visual C++ 2010 Tutorial 2 - Variables

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[noneapplicable]

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Thank you very much

[AssassinsCreed]

Thanks for the video! You really are helping me out with these things! Thank you! I hope to see more and more videos to keep coming! Thanks again!

[nybxcrotona]

Aside from the unique syntax used to create the program, this feels very similar to Java. Thank you for your tutorials. I felt lost with the syntax when I started to try C++, but now that I see it, I feel like I can actually do something with it.

[CWN]

thank you for uploading this tutorials! you have a new sub

[TheLumbersnack]

I paused the video, and started playing with some statements I learned from Java. It's actually pretty similar, except for some different syntaxes.

[zzdasdasd]

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[Joeriiix]

sweet ! the second tutorial i followed correctly :)
oh yeah, you can write it like this too :
-Whats your favorite number?
5
-Wow ! 5 is my favorite number too, have another one !
8
-Wow 8 is my favorite number too !
( then continue repeating such questions or just end the script so the console ends )

[SheIdonn]

THX MAN... AFTERI DID THIS I MADE A BIG QUESTIONER

[caspeRedits]

It tells C++ that you are using the standard functions and such as far as I know. Like for example, "cout" is the print function and it comes from 'std'. If you didnt have "using namespace std" you would have to call it like "std::cout". So it really just makes coding simpler and easier to read. Oh. and you're welcome. xD

[seanbonorden]

There is also a variable type float. It is similar to a double but not as precise. It, as the name says is half as precise as a double.

[rndmguy]

It's called String Concatenation

[arussellsaw]

just a quick note, i found that with the string it outputs, you don't need to put endl at the end, this could simply be a difference from 08 to 10, but i thought it worth noting

[SillyEddyPhotography]

In first tutorial it says so. It means that you don't have to return a value (return 0; ) at the end of the program. I think it's more sensible to use voids, but I don't know of any bonuses to either, other than less text with the void.

[hippsomhapp]

If you want to use a number, you can replace "int" with "double"

[JamesTaylor-rater]

also, endl is a replacement for "\n" they both do the same thing.

[npcw]

4:44 it is sometimes called hard coded string (i picked it up when i was learning c#.net) but ther are more names for it

[JamesTaylor-rater]

if a number is a little bit past 7 billion, the number will go into the negitives

[darodism]

??? at 7:50 the num1 still equals to 4. SO how is it the same when inputed and in output???

[dimucchu]

declearing values in C++ is the same as in C#. in wich Visual C# is also .NET just like vb.NET

[primisterD]

You need to import (#include s) "string" as string