I skipped to the end,  there were too many errors following the example and manually typing in the code from the video.

I had a hunch that the source code would be included in the last video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVoZ1WnkJho&list=PLhfAbcv9cehhkG7ZQK0nfIGJC_C-wSLrx&index=25&t=0s

And, it was!

Once again, compiling was the issue.  There were several key steps missed to compile; an added library was used as well as some file name changes.

What I did was put the master file in the dev.  I pasted the libraries everywhere! 

The added library is https://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_ttf/.  It's a later version, but referencing it in the linker and include files worked.

Now, I will watch the videos and alter the code to make a resume.

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