Agreed!

I whole heartily agree! Te best explanation of memory usage and the Responsibility of the Programmer to maintain this resource.

Agreed.

Ikr

Agreed

The heap is a data structure too. Is not the same heap he was talking.

@@pubdigitalix I think that's what he meant.

I am self learning computer science. I did not expect the terminology to be this blurry and confusing, since it is called "science".

@@emremokoko lol

plz help me im only 15 and i dont understand anything

Don't care + L + Cry + public static void main args + noob

Some people are meant to be teachers and some don't . We can only accept it and move forward . The sad part, you must pick up a teacher on UKposts until you find one that make's all demystified - it's time consuming resource :)

Proof ?

The channel hasn't produced videos in six years! Maybe someone needs to step up and archive it.

@@losfromla1480 ok

@@losfromla1480 read about humble fool Harsha Suryanarayana you l know why there are no videos

Lol I know right? Same feeling I had. "I didn't even know I really didnt understand this until I watched this video" 😅

scottdotjazzman idk

I heard that he died in a car accident !

+Shashank Singh his voice is clear even with 2x

+Shashank Singh yeah!

thx

1.5 is fine too

Well done. Much more coherent than the ones I have to speak to for problems with my ISP.

The drawings make it look like the stack is building upwards, though. This doesn't seem consistent with what you said

instaBlaster...

whaaaaaaatttt a mind boggling explanation..... oooommmgggg.

Bro, the instructor is no more among us; however, the zillions people have been taking advantage of his countless effort.

@@loganwalker454 What happened?

@@parthasarathimishra7538, bro, honorable Harsha Suryanarayana, demised due to a car accident in 2014; however, he is always alive with us. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/r6egjZCGoatypHk.html&ab_channel=SubhamPal

@@loganwalker454 OMG.... I am extremely sorry to hear about it. May God bless his soul. I will be deleting my comment.

@@parthasarathimishra7538 bro, your suggestion is also helpful for others. Since I didn't know the stack memory grows from low to high, and the heap memory from high to low.

How will the size of the stack be decided by the compiler or working system? Does the decision in anyway, depend upon the code written or entered by the user?

@@sayantaniguha8519 this legend stoped uploading videos years ago. He is not active so I don't think you are gonna get the answer from him.

@@souravmandal2376 😭😭

@@sayantaniguha8519 He pass passed away 4-5 years ago in a car accident a car ran over her 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@@tanmaymathur1919 For your kind information , he is still alive and working in Google.

Good luck Pradosh :)

hi!! pradosh and all,these days i am preparing for my technical interviews and i am only watching mycodeschool videos,would u recommend any other lectures or tutorials so that i cover up all the topics of c++, datastructures and programming skills.Tushar roy videos are also good. And thanks to mycodeschool for making such awesome videos, i hope to see more in coming future

HI Ayush, my suggestion would be to start solving questions from HackerRank and mycodeschool ( the website) first. The main thing that I liked about mycodeschool is that it has many questions relating to implementation of C std libraries, which many interviewers ask. HackerRank because most of Amazon questions are direct links to hackerrank, so if you have solved hem in past, you will be in good position. Side by side start on leetcode . Leetcode is the goto site for many questions from Google..etc. My aim was to solve atleast 5 questions daily. Keep a notebook consisting of any solved questions that Tushar does/you do, it will help you a lot during interviews as you can simply go thru the answers from your notebook in a short span of time. During my interviews, i went thru the solved submissions on HackerRank and it helped me a lot . You can leave out DP, hard level graph and tree questions for later though. But you should be able to say the tie complexities, and why a particular data structure is used in any question you do. Most of my failures in earlier interviews was because I hadnt practised programming. SO evvn though I could tell the algo immediately, on white board I would not give a correct code in 5 minutes. SO ya practice a lot. My experience is from being interviewed as a fresh grad from MS in USA. I think in India the question standard are more tough :P Lastly , before any interview,,spend some time on glassdoor for that particular company and gp over the questions that people have been asked. That helped me a lot as well. Best of luck

same here too

you don't need "%s" there!

thanks. But it works the same if i remove it(#no difference). Anyway am no longer doing programming.

@Avinash kumar Shudhanshu, it doesn't matter...... if is not broken don't fix it

"am" is not defined

bool stillAlive = 1; while(stillAlive != 0){ printf("Thank you"); }

When he said "this is called stack overflow" I got an AHA! moment

Lol!

same to me

Hahahaha

@@patrasculucian2403 yes me too. Never thought of that

Sounds like "squire"

squire

couldnt focus because of it

I like how you note his pronunciations using structs -> 😉

Whomst'd've's'nd*

Koothrappali looks so funny when he laughs.

how is Rajesh Koothrappali ? give me his youtube channel link broo ~!

@@Sonofpeace 0.o

@@Sonofpeace he is an actor.

ARBY No, all the memory is reclaimed once the program finishes execution.

Ok! Thanks

+mycodeschool are you sure? Because I think my teacher said it is reclaimed only after reboot.

+ThePositiev3x Once the program finishes, the memory that it was using is freed. Which means that another program can allocate and use them now. But the values that you used before remains as garbage until you reboot or when other program allocates and change it.

+ThePositiev3x unfortunately mycodeschool stopped replying on his videos of Pointersc/c++ :( all comments and the replies are 11-12 month old xD

lol :))

i=i+1; same as i++ C=C+1; same as c++ So C++ is a superset of C

It's honestly very tolerable, compared to other Indian accents. A lot of programming videos where the tutors who have not only thick accents, but do not enunciate. This guy is really good.

Just take what you can. This channel is awesome!

Then just watch with increased playback speed

if even a harvard student is coming to get educated by an indian man on youtube then higher education truly is a scam. i hope you're not going into too much debt.

Bruh don't tell me he's really rip... That will make me sad a bit...

@@nitnelavspetorials Sadly, he was killed in a hit-and-run in 2014 at the age of 30

@@justcallmeRISHI ...Even if it's not what I wanted to hear, maybe it's better for me to know the truth... Thanks mate!

True, true, and true.

Very true. It is very unfortunate the teacher died a very long ago in an accident. R.I.P legend!