C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#10 - #define Macros and Macro Functions - SavvyNik
C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#10 where we learn about the defining Macros/Macro Functions with the #define preprocessor directive in C++. Marcos can help user define various constants / functions that will be filled in by the preprocessor. They can help condense code into one-liners and allow the program to reuse already know function or values. C++ macros can be used with existing preprocessor directives.This C++ Tutorial is for Beginners is intended for learning the concepts of C++. Use Visual Studio Code or any text editor to follow along. Make sure to subscribe so you can follow the series. When using preprocessor directives and C++ Macros you can define which portion of the code should be compiled. This is good for build/debug compilations. Where you might not want to include debug statements in the final build. A Macro with #ifdef / #ifndef could help you achieve this without having to write two separate files. Let's explore Macros and some of their uses together in this #define Macros and Macro Functions episode of C++ Tutorial for Beginners. My Linux Bundle is here: ð https://savvynik.com Think your Ready for Linux? Take my quiz: https://readyforlinux.com Share this free tool and support Small YouTubers https://editbulk.com (I made this tool to help creators) Useful Commands/Links: Windows 10 Compiler Tools Setup -    âĒ C/C++ Tutorial for Beginners - Install GNU...  Visual Studio Code - https://code.visualstudio.com/ Online Compilers: https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_c++_... http://cpp.sh/ https://repl.it/languages/cpp Great List of Online C++ compilers: https://arnemertz.github.io/online-co... Windows Compiler Tools - GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) MinGW64 Linux Compiler Tools - Build-Essentials (GCC) Name of extensions installed: 1. Code Runner 2. C/C++ Intellisense #Linux #Programming #ComputerScience
