We will do the reversing of the codes of an existing C++ course that is located at
There we will learn to program in C++ in Spanish and in my videos we will see the reversing of the codes that we find in said course.
Of course I am a reverser, I am not a programmer to teach programming in C++ that is why I base myself on an existing course and I do on each code what I more or less know and what I do not know I will try to learn with you, which is to reverse code in C++ to explain it in a more or less understandable way (and quite regrettable by the way hehe).
Words that we use daily in Argentina and perhaps in other countries are not understood that is why I am putting them here (if you see more in some other video, please let me know so I can add them here at the beginning).
DICTIONARY:
ALLOCADO:
comes from the verb ALLOCAR which is an invented verb that we use that comes from ALLOC or MALLOC, that is, reserving space in memory using MALLOC or HEAPALLOC.
FRITAR:
Invented verb that comes from using the FREE function, which is to free the memory previously reserved by MALLOC.
CASTEADO:
Invented verb that comes from CAST, that is, converting one type of data into another.
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Of course I am a reverser, I am not a programmer to teach programming in C++ that is why I base myself on an existing course and I do on each code what I more or less know and what I do not know I will try to learn with you, which is to reverse code in C++ to explain it in a more or less understandable way (and quite regrettable by the way hehe).
Words that we use daily in Argentina and perhaps in other countries are not understood that is why I am putting them here (if you see more in some other video, please let me know so I can add them here at the beginning).
DICTIONARY:
ALLOCADO:
comes from the verb ALLOCAR which is an invented verb that we use that comes from ALLOC or MALLOC, that is, reserving space in memory using MALLOC or HEAPALLOC.
FRITAR:
Invented verb that comes from using the FREE function, which is to free the memory previously reserved by MALLOC.
CASTEADO:
Invented verb that comes from CAST, that is, converting one type of data into another.
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