@LarwanaPaladin

You are a good teacher. I appreciate the clear examples.

@xerxeswrestling7163

hats off brother. Really appreciate you for the efforts. As a beginner, I literally faced no problems in understanding.

@krishnakumarjha1236

Thanks for the upload. I was looking forward to brush up my C++ concepts.

@andreasguettinger6706

Thanks for making these awesome courses. πŸ‘ I already watched your 10h C++ course about a year ago and your python course and personally I find they are really well explained and easy to follow.
I think feedback is really important, and while following this course there were two things that bother me a bit:
First, you often keep code from previous chapters that isn't used right now in the source file that you are editing, which sometimes just makes it more confusing.
Second, you often use the same name for everything, which for me just makes it 10 times harder to follow. e.g. at
3:31:30 You have a collection foods of class Food and a member food. So food and foods of Food. I personally find that just makes it harder to follow.

I hope you don't mind my feedback. Looking forward form more C++ content.  πŸ‹

@NikoLeftVods

being 3:42:42 hours in and getting hit with an "a$$ Food" joke made this all worth it. thank you

@lizzie-g9125

Truly better than my professor who worked at Microsoft πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™

@coopergadd5952

Thank you for the high quality knowledge.

@davaughnwilliams5100

Caleb the 🐐

@Phooenixification

2:17:10 How i did it:  while(currentGuesses < guesses) blabla code blabla...   cout << "you have " << guesses-currentGuesses << " guesses left.\n";   but as you're saying it's just about preference. And i like the while loop more for these situations.

@Jawadsolutions

Great Effort Done

@lizbyjoy465

How I wish you could clear the code first before introducing another chapter. It was confusing at some certain points. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial Sir.

@SauerkrautNCheese

There when I need you, once again.

@beautifulmindsonearthnetwo9695

you are the man..... with the content and knowledge you have i wont be surprised if you become the next Elon Musk.... your videos are top class

@dooshimagames

thanks a lot, i love your lectures😍

@omarshahin4881

Hi Caleb,
I would like to thank you for all videos by which I could understand most things in my C++ learning. Currently I am learning web development with MERN stack (for I also watched your React and node is series). For learning new skill in C++, I would like develop backend in C++, frontend in React. For this I tried to use CPPCMS web frameworks in visual studio 2022 but couldn't include framework libraries. Could  you help me this out or is it possible to make new tutorial series about it? Thank you for all your help.

@Michael_Jackson187

This guys a legend

@amineamin6902

Thank you so much Caleb!

@kachekijaanlega

screen size small at times, font color contrast makes it blend easily with dark and hard to make out.

@MehediHasan-dj2gn

most of this was good but it would have been a lot better to have cleaned up the code and use new code for different concepts, it was very confusing as a beginner compared to other channels. Another thing would be diversifying the names of things. Like for example, foods food foods1 foods2..etc, can get very confusing for beginners. Nevertheless, great tutorial and you drove into concepts I haven't seen other people get into which is awesome!

@sangeetamakhija

I was wondering that for the guessing game, when i typed 'yes' instead of 'y', the whole code was executed on its own. I am using an online C++ compiler, is that why I'm getting the problem?