Making Command Line Software | The Bread and Butter of C++ | Example Randomizer Program
Command Line is where many of us start... but how do you get these little pieces of software we write to be seamlessly 'ready and accessible?' Doing these smaller programs that you can actually use is great motivation to use and learn C++. In this video, we go into writing programs quickly that can run from anywhere in your command line.
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Chapters:
0:00 intro
0:10 the plan
1:01 cmd line software
4:15 conclusion
5:12 randomizer code walkthrough
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Video Written, Edited, & Produced By:
▶ Matthew Early
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I stream code and/or gaming every Thursday! I also randomly stream a time or two throughout most weeks.