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183 18:04

Jun 18, 2021

Java with IntelliJ 11 - Loop #1: For Loop

In this tutorial, I will teach you guys the for loop.

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Java SDK(version may vary) - https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-downloads.html
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Jun 18, 2021

205 15:40

May 04, 2021

Java with IntelliJ 10 - Boolean

In this tutorial, I will teach you guys Boolean Variable.

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May 04, 2021

179 6:56

Apr 15, 2021

C++ with Cevelop 29 - Dynamic Memory

In this tutorial, I will teach you guys the Dynamic Memory.

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Cevelop (version may vary) - https://www.cevelop.com/
MSYS2 (version may vary) - https://www.msys2.org/
Getting Started Tutorial - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0ZOG...
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Apr 15, 2021

214 11:56

Apr 13, 2021

JAVA WITH INTELLIJ 9 - AND, OR, NOTS

In this tutorial, I will teach you Logical Ands, Ors, Nots.

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Apr 13, 2021

249 19:05

Mar 30, 2021

Java with IntelliJ 8 - Conditional Statement III - Switch/Case

In this tutorial, we will wrap up the conditional statement with the switch/case statement.

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Mar 30, 2021

217 6:38

Nov 14, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 28 - Typedef

In this tutorial, I will explain each line of code that I have you guys use to test whether or not the Allegro 5 library works.

0:00 Intro
0:21 What is Typedef?
1:07 How do you implement typedef
2:19 Demonstration
6:32 Conclusion

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Nov 14, 2020

226 4:35

Sep 29, 2020

One Reason Why Cevelop Will Not Open

In this video, I will show you the one thing that is keeping Cevelop from opening.

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Sep 29, 2020

222 14:39

Sep 04, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 27 - Enum

In this tutorial, I will show you how to use enum(s).

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8:52 Showing you how to use Enum
14:18 Conclusion

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Sep 04, 2020

234 12:06

Aug 28, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 7 - Conditional Statement II - Else If

In this tutorial, I will show you how to implement else if statement.

0:00 Intro
0:02 Explaining the If Else Statement
4:27 Demonstrating the Code
11:44 Conclusion

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Aug 28, 2020

230 14:22

Aug 14, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 26 - Vectors

In this tutorials I will talk about containers and vector.

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6:05 Showing you how to use Vectors
13:57 Conclusion

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Aug 14, 2020

292 12:16

Aug 08, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 6 - Conditional Statement I: If Else

In this Tutorial I will teach you the if else statement.

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Aug 08, 2020

252 34:42

Aug 01, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 25 - A Better Way to Write Class

In this tutorial, I will show you a better way to write class and using encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism in that method.

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0:00 Intro
0:03 Better Way to Write Class
3:12 Showing you a Better Way to Write Class
7:48 Encapsulation
15:59 Inheritance
22:36 Polymorphism
34:21 Conclusion

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Aug 01, 2020

226 10:06

Aug 01, 2020

How to Open Source Code in GitHub (New Way)

I decided to upload a whole project to Github and will change all the .cpp files to project zip folder. I will show you guys how to open a C++ project in Cevelop and how to open a JAVA project in IntelliJ.

0:00 I Decided to Upload Projects instead of Source Files
1:26 How to open Project in Cevelop
5:25 How to Open Project in IntelliJ
9:02 Thank you for Watching

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Aug 01, 2020

229 11:59

Jul 18, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 5 - Input

In this tutorial, I will show you how to implement inputs.

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0:00 Intro
0:04 Explanation about Input
3:51 Showing you how to implement Input
11:38 Conclusion

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Jul 18, 2020

210 17:58

Jul 17, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 24 - Polymorphism

In this tutorial I will teach you what polymorphism is and how to implement it.

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0:03 Explanation about Polymorphism
8:38 Showing you how to implement Polymorphism
17:37 Conclusion

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Jul 17, 2020

196 15:51

Jul 16, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 23 - Pointers

In this video we are going on a detour from OOP and learn about pointers. Pointers are variables that store the memory address of a regular variable. This is useful if you want to declare a reference or a pointer variable. Also this is useful for classes if you want to initialize a class variable.

To implement a pointer, you must first declare a normal variable.
int number = 8;

To declare a pointer you must first put in a datatype that matches the variable of which its memory address you want to store and then:
int *number_memory = &number;//use asterisk and then name the pointer.

When you output number_memory, the console shows a combination of numbers and letters. This is the memory address of number. To output the value of the pointer without the memory address, you type *number_memory.

In functions, this is useful. Every functions you define will change value of your variables.

Passing a value is another way of saying putting values into the parameter. If you pass a value normally in a function, the function will change inside but the variable itself will not change.

For example:
void val_func(string name)
{
name = "batman"

}

int main()
{
string n = "superman";
val_func(n);
cout (two less than signs) n (two less than signs) endl;

return 0;

}

The variable n will print out "superman." To fix this:

void ref_func(string &name)
{
name = "batman"
}

int main()
{
string n = "superman";
ref_func(n);
cout (two less than signs) n (two less than signs) endl;
return 0;
}

Declaring a memory address inside the parameter allows you to pass a value through reference. This will print out "batman." Alternatively, you can pass a value through pointers.

void point_func(string *name)
{
string naming = *name;
*name = "batman"

}

int main()
{
string n = "superman";
ref_func(&n);
cout (two less than signs) n (two less than signs) endl;
return 0;
}

When you are passing a variable through pointers, it is important to put in the memory address of the normal variable that you want to put into the parameter.

Pointers are useful for class because you can declare and initialize class this way:
//assuming car class is made

car *c = new car();
car(arrow)set_make("ford");
cout (two less than signs) car(arrow)get_make() (two less than signs) endl;

This is useful when you are organizing entities, assets, and mechanics of the game.

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Jul 16, 2020

235 8:27

Jul 10, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 4 - Basic Arithmatic

In this video I will show you how to use basic arithmetic in Java. In Java you can add subtract multiply and divide two or more numbers. Java also follows PEMDAS (Parentheses Exponents Multiplication Division Addition Subtraction). You can find these on your keyboard.

You are not limited to doing basic arithmetic between two or more numbers. You can do basic arithmetic between two or more variables. Not only you can add two or more numbers, you can add two or more chars, string, and a bunch of text.

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Jul 10, 2020

215 17:11

Jul 08, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 22 - Encapsulation: Private Variables Gone Public #kingtut #learnit

In this tutorial I will show you how to output variables that are private.

To do this, you need to encapsulate into getters and setters function. They look like this:

[datatype] get[private variable name]()
{
return this->[private variable];
}

[datatype] set[private variable name]([declare the same variable as in the private])
{
this->[private variable] = [the variable declared in the parameter];
}

If this is confusing, let me give you an example.

Suppose we declare string name under private in class person. We want that variable to output and have its value changed. To do this:

string getname()
{
return this->name;

}

void setname(string name)
{
this->name = name;

}

If you want to implement this function into main:

Person p;
p.setname("Joe");
cout << p.getname() << endl;

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Jul 08, 2020

228 9:50

Jul 06, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 21 - Inheritance

In this tutorial, I will show you guys how to inherit other classes so that you can make use of the same functions and variables without retyping them.

There are two kinds of classes - Base Class and Derived Class

Base class is the class that is being inherited from. Imagine wholesale warehouse distributor which distributes food and drinks to a retail supermarket. That's an analogy of a base class.

Derived class is the class that inherits the base class. Retail supermarket is a good analogy of a derived class because a retail supermarket buys all the stuff from the wholesale distributor.

To have a derived class inherit from the base class, you need to put in a colon after the derived class name and put in public and the base class name.

For example:

public class car{
public:
car();
~car();
private:

};

public class ferrari: public car{
public:
ferrari();
~ferrari();
private:
};

Once you have the ferrari class inherit the car class, you can make use of all the functions and variables from the car class that are under public.

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Jul 06, 2020

200 17:12

Jul 03, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 20 - Let's Get Classy #kingtut #learnit

In this tutorial we are going to learn about Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and Classes. OOP is a programming pattern that allows programmers to define their own data types based on classes that they defined. A class is a collection of variables and functions. All of the basic syntax and concepts we learned are applied to that.

OOP is widely used in almost every programming applications. Without OOP, not only our code will not be organized, but we would program code in a procedural way which it is not efficient.

In this video, I will show you how to use class. To implement a class, you must declare and define a class.
Here is how you define and declare it:

class [name you want to give it]
{
//whatever it is inside here...

};

You must put in public and under public you must put in constructor and destructor or else it will not work. Here is what I mean:

class kingtut
{
Public:
kingtut();
~kingtut();

};

Public is functions and variables (along with the constructor and destructor) can be shared by other class and main function as long as you declare the class variable (or object variable). Private is functions and variables that cannot be shared by other class and main function.

To use the class on the main function:

int main()
{
kingtut kt; // this is how you declare a class variable

return 0;

}

In declaring a class variable the constructor is invoked. At the end of the main function a destructor invoked. Let's declare a function into the class.

class kingtut
{
Public:
kingtut();
~kingtut();
void printout();

};

There are two ways to define a function.
One way you can define a function in a class is:

class kingtut
{
Public:
kingtut();
~kingtut();
void printout(){cout &lt &lt "king tut" &lt &lt endl};
};

Another way to define a class is:

class kingtut
{
Public:
kingtut();
~kingtut();
void printout();
};

void kingtut::printout()
{
cout &lt &lt "king tut" &lt &lt endl
}

To use the function from the class:

int main()
{
kingtut kt; // this is how you declare a class variable
kt.printout();

return 0;
}

Variables are easy. You can declare and assign like you would in the main function.

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Jul 03, 2020

250 11:57

Jun 14, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 3 Data! Data Everywhere!!

Data is information that people use, abuse, and manipulate. Without data, we would not be aware of what's going on in the world above us. This is important in programming because it revolves around data and how it is being used. We need data to put up text into the console. We need data to display pics to the screen.

So how can we use data in Java. We cannot just put data like that. It needs to be stored into a variable. Each variables is dependent of data types of what you want to store. For example if we want to declare a variable that stores in integers, we would put in a data type that suits this variable. Luckily, we do have this kind of data type.

The data type for variables that stores integers are int and long. The difference between these two is that int is 64 bit and long is 32 bit.

If you want a variable to store numbers with or without decimals, you would put in either double or float. Double is 64 bit and float is 32 bit.

If you want to put in a variable that stores a character (e.g. a letter, number, or symbol) you use char

If you wan to put in a variable that stores a bunch of text, you would use String (s in string must be capitalized)

To declare a variable you type in:
[Data Type (e.g. Int, Long, Double, Float, Char, String)] [Data name];

To assign a variable you can do one of two ways:
int x;
x = 3;

int x = 3;

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Jun 14, 2020

258 17:14

Jun 06, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 19 - Header Files: A Makeshift Library #KingTut #LearnIt

All Libraries are header files. The header file is a way to include code that you use repeatedly so that you can use this on every .cpp files. All you need to do is to right click on the src folder, go to new, and click on the header file. A dialog will appear and you can name the header file as you want. You need to add the .h after the file name so that Cevelop recognize the file as the header file.

You need to include the library that you need to use because the file is treated as a blank slate. Also, you need the "using namespace std" statement.

After that, you need to declare a function and define it.
One you are done, in your cpp file, type in:
#include "[header file name].h"

Once you type that, you can call the function that is in the header file that you created.

If you are creating a header file on a folder which is in the same directory as your cpp file, you put in:
#include "[folder's name]/[header file name].h"

If you are creating a header file in a different directory you put in:
#include "[directory path (separated by \)]\[header file name].h"

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Jun 06, 2020

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May 10, 2020

2 Very Useful C++ Resources

I will show you the two very useful C++ resources.

Here are the links to the website:
Cplusplus - https://www.cplusplus.com/
Cpp Reference - https://en.cppreference.com/w/

Link to The Cherno - https://www.youtube.com/user/TheChernoProject

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May 10, 2020

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May 03, 2020

C++ with Cevelop 18 - The Ins and Outs of library

Libraries are important in allowing the user to make use of the features and functionality without making his or her own functionality.

There are two kinds of libraries - The internal library and the external library. The internal library is a library that is built into C++ and external library is a library that is you download it and link it to your project.

In this tutorial I will only show you how to use internal library.

Suppose you want to output 2 to the 3rd power. Unfortunately, you cannot because there is no syntax to raise 2 to the 3rd power. Fortunately, there is a library that allows you to do that which is the cmath library.

To implement the cmath library you type in:
#include [library name (cmath) surrounded by angular bracket]

Once you type that, you can use the functions that comes with the cmath library. To raise 2 to the 3rd power, you use:
pow(base number, exponent);

Once you output that function you will see the result of 2 to the 3rd power on the console.

If you want to know more about the function, go to the outline section, double click on the library that you included, and look at the functions (the circle symbol) on the outline section.

Another way is to google search it which has tons of helpful resources.

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May 03, 2020

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Apr 30, 2020

Java with IntelliJ 2 - What are these Lines of Code?

The lines of code are there so that you are able to write program.

Line 1 that says "package tutorial" refers to the package that the class is inside of. A package is a java like folder where you organize all of the java classes in. You don't have to create a package to put your class in. You must put in the package keyword if your class is in the package that you created.

Line 3 that says "public class getting_started" is a class declaration. As I mentioned in the last tutorial, every java file is called a class. The syntax for implementing a new java class for every file is "public class [name of the file you created]."

Line 5 that says "public static void main(string [] args)" is the main method. In java we call a block of code being encapsulated into one a method. I will show you how to implement a method in a future video. Inside of main, any code you type will run inside of the main method.

Line 7 that says "System.out.println("Hello Tut")" is a command that allows you to output text and data. I will talk about data in the next tutorial.

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Apr 30, 2020