CONSTANTS in C++ 

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Nice video! As a years-long C++ dev myself I struggled to understand constinit and consteval at first when they came out, until I played around with them. If I may leave some feedback: you mentioned const_cast twice, but without discouraging people from actually using it. It is bad practice to break design/contract and I would always advise against using it as nearly always it's the design or contract that should be rethought. A nice little addition: for constexpr in global/namespace scope it is advised to make them 'static constexpr' in source files and 'inline constexpr' in header files. For example: if you were not to mark a 10'000 byte constexpr array inline, include the header in two source files, compile the two source files and then link them into 1 library, then your compiled data will take up 20'000 bytes as the data was used twice, each per translation unit. Jason Tuner has excellent explanation videos on this.

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const values which are defined as static or global variables are allocated in write protected segments (e.g. in the Code segment) in modern operating systems. If you write to them, you get an exception. This behavior can be modified by compiler switches.

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Constexpr: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you

You forgot, const, uh, nothing! Nice video man, like to see people learning modern cpp features.

3:30 hard coded numbers might be baked into the machine code but they do need to be pushed onto the stack if you pass it as a function argument. They'll end up being stored in a register too depending on the calling convention of the function.

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Hey cazz, I have a question. What's a better source to learn c++ from, learncpp or The Cherno? Or perhaps a book?

This is still confusing for me though... regarding consteval, constexpr, and constinit keywords. If the values of variables/functions with these keywords is known at compiletime, why even use the keywords? Why not just directly substitute the value you *know* it's going to be? Like in the examples, `add(20, 30)` will always return 50 so why not just put 50? I can't think of any actual usecases for these keywords.

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2:18 You should have mentioned that if `person` was originally const then this is undefined behavior. 3:11 Top-level const on any non-reference type is redundant.

Modifying the value of a const variable after const_cast is always undefined behavior.

Never used c++ before, is 1:20 a compile-time error or just a warning?

So it seems like it to me that you should use constinit, constexpr and consteval everywhere possible or is there any downside in doing this?

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Funfact: if you do array[-1] you can change the value of a constant you initialized before(C)

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You shouldn't teach bad practice of C++: 1. `double area(const double radius)` should have a const input parameter. It makes no difference whether it's const or not as the value is always copied from the caller. Adding a const just confuses people who use the function. 2. `constexpr double PI = 3.14f`. There is an unnecessary implicit conversion from float to double here. You should always use auto exactly because of the mistake you made here.

i think the best way to explain `const` to anyone is to treat them as "read-only", because a variable being read only doesn't mean that it is known at compile time