C++ POINTERS FULL COURSE Beginner to Advanced (Learn C++ Pointers in 2,5 hours)

This is a full C++ Pointers course. It'll teach you the most important from beginner to advanced pointer topics.
In this course, you will learn the basics of pointers in C++, how and when are they used, the relationship between pointers and arrays, how to use pointers to pass elements by a reference to a function or to return multiple values from a function.
You will also learn about dynamic arrays and multidimensional dynamic arrays, function pointers, and smart pointers (unique, shared, weak)

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Contents:
00:00:00 - Tips before you start learning
00:03:01 - Introduction to C++ pointers
00:13:56 - What is a void pointer?
00:29:06 - How to use pointers and arrays
00:41:43 - Return multiple values from a function using pointers?
00:56:53 - Dynamic arrays - How to create/change arrays at runtime?
01:10:26 - Multidimensional dynamic arrays (two-dimensional dynamic array)
01:28:02 - How to detect errors and bugs in code?
01:39:15 - Explaining Memory Leaks in C++
01:47:56- Function Pointers
02:09:30 - Smart pointers (unique, shared, weak)

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-Create 2 public class methods to return Max and Min
-In main(); create object with test array and size; cout the class methods for Max and Min

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