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Hi Varun,
I just love all the C++ topics on your web site.
Like the way you organize those C++ topics and they are so practical!
Thanks for sharing!
Please publish in detail about casting operator like static_cast,dynamic_cast,reinterpret_cast,and const_cast
Hi Varun
Please add networking concept TCP/IP as well.
This is one of the best website to learn STL Concepts in depth.
Thank you so much for your effort.
Your website is excellent! Hope for more articles.
Easily one of the best online resources for STL Concepts.
Your’s is the Best C++14 articles on whole internet which I found till now. This is much better than the videos in Youtube also…Great work Mr.Varun…
I’m lucky to find this site. Thank you for great work.
Thanks Varun.Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for all your efforts to create such a lovely website which is like ocean of knowledge for C++.This website is the best.
Best website. i like this concise style to clarify C++ knowledge .Thanks.
Thank you so much its been awesome website for learning concepts.
Your articles are best. Hope to see more design patterns as part of them.
Thank you so much for making these great tutorials. Wish you got a big success in your career and also wish some publisher could wise enough to publish those valuable articles.
I love the format of your articles. I was a software analyst for a large bank and I would have to write these documents for new developers. This format is great. Keep up the good work!
Good work. Very informative. thanks
Thank you so much for your effort. Love your website!
Hello Varun,
It’s really a good website to learn C++11. But do you have plans to update this page and add C++14 or C++17 details?
I am asking because of the way you present things, it is quite simple to understand.
Thanks..
Good Website to learn C++ in all aspects. Thanks a lot!! I recommend to anyone who wants to learn C++.
Hi Varun, you really have put a lot of thought, effort and expertise into making this website. It’s a pleasure to read the underpinning knowledge and explanations of what is being shown. I am only a beginner with Python, but already have found your page on Python (finding duplicates in lists and dictionaries) an EXCELLENT document. Something that other sites often do not show is the different kind of tabulated print output formats that you have illustrated. Your explanation of what is happening with the code makes using Python a joy. Without that valuable explanation, the operation of how the code works would be, for many people, very hard or even impossible to understand. You really MUST try and get your excellent work published. If it were, I would, unhesitatingly, pay to obtain a paperback copy.
This is a small but significant error which could easily confuse people, especially newbies. In this article, https://thispointer.com/python-how-to-create-an-empty-list-and-append-items-to-it/, it appears you copied the code about insert to a list at the bottom and the start. However, the comment in the add-to-start code is the same one from add-to-end: “# Insert each number at the end of list”, but the code adds them to the start. FYI.
Thanks a lot John.
It is fixed now.