C++ OOP - Introduction to classes and objects for beginners

Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm that is based on the concept of objects from the real world, and it is used to represent those real world objects in programming. This video is an introduction to OOP. The most important concepts of OOP are classes and objects, and in this video, I'm explaining what are classes and objects and how to create and use them.

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[jesusaranda]

You taught me in 12 minutes what takes my professor an hour and 20 minutes to teach. Thank you.

[kissmyaxe]

I was so lost and confused until I watched this video, this was a life saver

[raghavgupta]

This tutorial describes not only the working of classes and object in C++ but also give an idea how to work with the lists.
Amazing tutorial ma'am

[xzi]

For anyone getting an error about the list and you're not using "using namespace std;" ..be sure to remember to put using std::list; !!

[shep]

I wouldn't want to belittle the fine work in these videos by this instructor which are exceptional and well done. But I have to take exception to those saying she taught them in 12 minutes what their professor took an hour and 20 minutes to teach. Another student took 4 hours to get their first exposure to the subject. When the professor was teaching that student, it was probably the student’s first exposure to the subject, and the student probably had to ask several questions to make sense of the subject and the various different items, until they finally got it and went away with an overview of the subject. Then when taking this series of videos, they were starting with an overview of the subject and a introduction to the terminology of the subject. But they had at least a fuzzy understanding of the subject and it's vocabulary. When the same information is presented again, each time it is tied in with what is already learned. When the same subjects are covered again in a different class it is a review instead of learning from scratch, and the previous professor deserves a large portion of the credit where the student can go over familiar material faster and understand it better than when it was new material. We learn by steps, first getting an introduction to the vocabulary and concepts, then during each following study of the same material it is solidified further until the student only needs to review a few notes to get up to speed with the subject. You can't compare the time it takes to review a subject to the time it originally takes to get familiar with it.

[ordinary_man_]

The best ever С++ course for beginners. Saldina's lectures are very informative, nothing superfluous. Thanks

[ferrerjarmainedenice]

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[maftunaabduhalilova]

your explanations are better than my professor at my university Thank You Saldina 👍👍

[blazkowicz]

Your lessons are awesome. Could you please do a series on Networking in C++, maybe starting from sockets to making get requests and then finally finishing up with gRPC using C++. That would be really awesome, thanks!

[benfordhamisi]

Watched this prior to and I passed my OOP exam. Thank you Saldina.

[alhassancidaibrahim]

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From your videos so far I think you will the best teacher , thanks

[RaverBorn]

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[QuietCatastrophe]

This is the first video that has actually explained the topic in a way I understand, thank you!

[nicolettepapna]

This is better than how my prof teach, thanks. Btw, im a fan of yours. Pls keep uploading. Godspeed.

[caseyspaulding]

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[BrandtLebowski]

echoing past comments, I have learned more about OOP from you than some of the stuff Coursera and Udemy have on this topic. you are brilliant teacher. just one suggestion: could you put some practise exercises and then show on Youtube how you would solve them?

[yurimelo]

I'm now gettings started with OOP. Thanks for your contribution by teaching us these concepts and praticals using C++;