Function Prototypes -- C++ Functions for Beginners [Part 3]

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Learn how to use function prototypes to defer function definitions and organize your code in this C++ programming tutorial for beginners. We'll include a sample program using Visual Studio 2022 C++.
These things not only are used with standalone functions but are also used later on when writing classes.
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10 ноя 2022

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@ProfessorHankStalica Год назад

"The value of a prototype is in the education it gives you, not in the code itself." - Alan Cooper

@cczzhc5686 2 месяца назад

clear and concise, thank you!

@ahmadmansoorraofi4151 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for teaching the functions. I do really appreciate you.

@ProfessorHankStalica 3 месяца назад

So nice of you

@bashiraddean-mufarreh Год назад

thank you prof.

@keithcoye6121 Год назад

Question prof hank, I recently learned after taking 2 semesters of C++ programming that C++ is not good/ commonly used for web development. Do you have any frameworks you could recommend similar to Java (spring ) or rails for ruby? Love your videos!

@VforVanish Год назад

Nest Js is inspired by Java / Angular for the backend and its in Node, a very usefull language if you want to work in the web.

@ProfessorHankStalica Год назад

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@liboyan7010 Год назад

Dear Professor, in the future, will Julia replace C++?

@ProfessorHankStalica Год назад

That's a great question, and I seriously doubt it. Every couple of years a new language comes out where people ask the similar kind of question: is this the C++ killer? I don't think C++ is going anywhere anytime soon. It has far too many pros in it's favor. Even if some language did come out that started to gradually supplant it, there are trillions upon trillions of lines of C++ code out there in the wild. Heck, there's still COBOL code out there! C++ is going to be around for a long, long time. It's just too good at what it does.