Hi, this is Rupesh Yadav and I am uploading content about C & C++, which every beginner C & C++ Programmer must know.
Code On GitHub : github.com/cppnuts-yt/CppNuts
UPLOADED PLAYLISTS:
1) Design Patterns Explained In C++
2) Multi threading
3) Data Structures
4) Algorithms
5) STL
6) C++11, C++14
7) C++ Freshers Interview Questions And Answers
8) C++ Experienced Interview Questions And Answers
9) C++ MCQ Questions And Answers
10) C Interview Questions And Answers
11) C MCQ Questions And Answers
12) Sorting Algorithms
And suggestions are welcome!!
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doing binary right shift till the first setbit is at 1st position then '|' with '1' will work ??? will it result in same time complexity or MORE ??
amazing
voice quality in this video is not as usual like other videos. I find it difficult to understand some words you spoke in the video
That time I did not have good set up.
thank u my friend ! helps with the tortuous interviews these days !
One doubt here how come you are passing char in but still not showing error while compilation ,is it considering ASCII code for that or what's happening here ?
Thankyou so much for explain size_t.
#python l=[1,2,3,4,4,5] for i in range(len(l),0,-1): print(i,end=' ')
#python import array a=array.array('i',[1,2,3,4,5]) print(list(a[::-1]))
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Thanks bro
good work bro.. only one packing issue at 11:30.. there is an empty packing byte after the char.
hi can i get this code
So we can have more efficient and easy way Sort the array using Array.sort(name of the array) Print( max = array(n-1) , min = array(0) Sort will be nlogn- no need to worry about.
I like the idea behind this data type but I'm kind of scared of how it functions in the background, like does it allocate memory dynamically, stores the typename, and then goes through reinterpret casts or something? I need to check an implem
Hi , I think this pointer will come in below syntax tothe class's member function implicitly: Banana const *this But you said it will come like Const banana* this
Why you did "typedef long int ull" ? In the code it looks like "unsigned long long"
Amazing explanation ❤
My python implementation: def is_Anagram(texta, textb): if len(texta) != len(textb): return False for char in texta: if texta.count(char) != textb.count(char): return False return True
Sir please respond, which playlist should I follow your 27 videos which were posted 3 yrs back or this one?
In case of using dynamic memory it will cause a problem even if it not,it's not a good thing to allocate memory and do not deleting it, you can delete it in the main or creating for it another function, but you should delete that memory, however the case of allocating and not deleting memory in the same function is not a good behavior. Whatever thank you for your lessons, now I am preparing for the interview and your lessons are helping me
In 1st algo the TC is O(n * mlog(m))
can someone explain why variable 'y' is still 0
This is really the most exhaustive playlist on stl I was able to find on yt. Appreciate the effort man! Keep up the good work.
Vector.reserve is nice. I used it to set my object pool and function queue.
Hi, I tried to run your code for add even/odd program using visual studio. But surprisingly using thread approach is taking more time than without thread approach. So, Can you share your comment on this? Regards, PK
walking up by alexa is cool
most under-rated one......!!
best explanation for operator overloading.
Nice these shorts really help a lot in revisions
how can you use "was:" with Subject "You"??? YOU WERE IS correct
When to use struct and when to use class in cpp ?
So is it ok to say that extern C tells compiler to treat this part as a C program and compile it that way? If I do not add this header file and add the function under the extern C section?
How to initialize 100 elements array?
Your video was really good; I just have to say something. The 'sizeof' operator returns a type of 'size_t' rather a 'long unsigned'. That's why in the printf function we should use the '%zu' format specifier rather than the '%lu' format specifier.
love u great explanation👌
You could have said all this in 3 minutes.
Best of explanation with practical
Didn't understood anything
Great job, thanks for your work.
Well explained ❤️
I made a shorter way thinking like this and wanted to share it. void print_chars() { cout << "ThreadId " << getCurrentThreadId(std::this_thread::get_id()) << " : "; int printcount = 0; // old version // for(int i=next_char; i < str.length() && printcount < char_count; i++){ // cout << str[i]; // printcount++; // } // if(printcount < char_count) { // for(int i=0; i<char_count - printcount; i++) { // cout << str[i]; // } // } // next_char = next_char + char_count; // shorter way for(int i=0;i<char_count;i++ ){ cout << str[next_char]; next_char++; if(next_char ==str.length())next_char=0; } cout << endl; } };
Sir this is simplist that anyone has explain all salo auro ko khud nhi pta ky bol rhe hai really thank you appreciate❤😊
thank you so much!
is there any playlist of yours that contains step by step learning of CPP ?
Thanks for the nice content, where is the source code for the same video. Can you share it, what is the process to get the code for videos? Thanks
Thank you
Thank You So Much Sir.
Very nice ❤
I did know that but I only found out 1-2 months ago…after 30 years writing C++!
Simply, Superb Explanation!! 🤞