You'll feel like Einstein after completing the video!

Hi Please create video on C programming for beginner 😀😀😀

You'll feel like God after watching all of their videos!

@@everydayintroswithouttext5012 Ok🥰😊🤘👍

You are not alone... these are not ordinary topics. I feel humbled

couldn't agree more

the guy single handedly taught me more about pointers than my teachers at college.

Wait… did bruh die? 😟

@@Chavez3d yup was killed in road accident.

@@manoj6247 :( that makes me sad

This is amazing, thank you!

Great tip, thank you.

Love you ❤

It is amazing how just a simple change at how you approach a problem makes things click.

This is actually really useful. I finally wrapped my head around pointers and this helps solidify my learnings. Thanks Tony! I’ll remember this comment of yours when I’m a super C++ dev 😅🥲

nice fact

Thanks helpful little fact

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at 28:00 after defining p0 , i am unable to print p0....and also upon dereferencing it is giving weird outputs....someone please tell...

you saved me a LOT of time

So far

How?

C tutorials never become outdated

K&R was published in 1978 and it is still not outdated

The guy who created this is a legend, read about him, I learnt pointers and data structures from this guy almost 6 years ago

hahaha

Ur epic😂😅

this or generate so many runtime exceptions that the world we'll never be the same ever again. ahaha

*Points to you* delete...er.... delete [] . Not 'We'... I'm going to take over the world.

i can feel the power growing in my hands :D

Yes, they are wonderful people, and the curriculum on their website has been really helpful to me ❤❤

thanks

Thank you!

Thanks!

The size of other types will also change dependent on the settings of the compiler. Even comparing with the same CPU, some of these are simply choice and this is why we have the "size of A" function to check that they are acting as expected. For example a "long long int" default could be 32 or 64 or 128 bits depending on language compiler and target CPU, and you can manually change this compiler configuration. This is because you may be compiling the same source code several times for different CPUs. ie for some cases int is 16b, short is 8b, and both long and long long types are 32; for clang and gcc default for AMD64 is int=32 and long-long=128b, but you could add a compile time flag to change the int to 64b or everything to 32b. Float names are more standard so a double is 64bit everywhere I have looked. But the "long double" can often create a mistake, some interpret long-double as IEEE-754 float128, some simply ignore the long and use 64bit double; and others interpret long-double as an 80bit "extended precision" float; 80bit matches the x87 floating point hardware unit that is combined with some CPUs. And a few terrible implementations (*cough*python numpy*cough*) have been known to actually use 80bit when you use explicit "float128" or "float96" keywords in your source. These 80bit floats may actually be padded with zeros to use 12 or 16 bytes of memory (96 or 128bits) to keep the typical 4 or 8 byte alignment of memory addresses and cache lines, but the x87 math unit only uses 10 bytes.

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yes yes yes yes

I agree with you

omg yes !

came looking for this comment to confirm if I was right

Omg, yes! That's why I had to watch that segment about pointer to pointers twice before finally getting it.

I agree, and ive seen a lot

RIP? The guy sounds so young, what happened? how did he die?

@@waitwhat3547 the video that you see here is roughly 7 years old. Mycodeschool was a team of devs from Microsoft and most of these were made by Harsh Srinanyana aka Humblefool. He was the highest rated programmer on topcoder India. He passed away in a tragic road accident in 2014.

@@Ash-em5pm oh no - is he the one that taught us with this hand written illustration?

@@TT-ud5gf not this one. This video and other public videos on UKposts made by mycodeschool are by Animesh, one of their cofounders. After the tragic death of harsha, he was shock trodden and lost courage to upload more videos. The last video he uploaded was in 2016.

You guys made me very sad

It took me a bit longer than a week to complete.

@@alvintayedzerwa8954 the longer it is the best it is, fun fact is I am implementing these on my program codes as of my daily schedule and still revising it in different intervals to be updated and strong in the basics.

@Tongue- tied7 checkout his channel ukposts.info

His English is perfect

He was one of indias greatest coders and a genius, he was fluent in multiple languages and was the red and highest rated coder from india dude was truly a prodigy, #RIP

@@zaks7 What happened to him?

@@deltag0ny224 He died in a car accident, search about humblefool. But i was wrong, this video is by his partner/best friend who is still ok.

Actually Animesh was the presenter in the video while Harsha was far good in his coding concepts and thus they both were a very good team.

That's what I was thinking. Thank you! :)

Is he dead ?

@@TheTariqibnziyad who died?

@@TT-ud5gf Harsha, the guy who was presenting the video 😢

@@TheTariqibnziyad unfortunately it's been very long now. He was one of my initial gurus.

@@ShubhamSharma-tn3wm where is his page? How did we lose him?

yes, value stored in r should be 205 but not 215

You're welcome

did you watch? do you know pointers now?

Have you learned pointers at school? We were only taught some basic concepts such as variables and cycles, and also some algorithms

@@geutk4162 Nope. I just relized I forgot to watch this video after work that day!

@@aravindkramesh haha Well, it's never too late

who is Quincy? btw this gold video is 8 years old made by animesh sir

@@sra9an938 Quincy Larson is the founder of FreeCodeCamp

@@gamoholic7653 oh yes thanks, I got to know that little late

very shocking!! RIP

What about recursion 😂

@@thethorff5881 is that really hard

Did you get it :D?

@@piesekleszekpiesek Thank You for following up 😄 I have completed three technical viva. Waiting for the call to final management viva. Let's see what happens. 😄🤞

@@monemahmed6830 what happened at the end :)?

good luck 👍 🍀

i did not mean this sarcastically btw lolol

@@missgirl8210 haha its all in good spirit!

What do you mean, was?

@@johnnycincocero He died in a car accident 😭

@@johnnycincocero Please read the story put up in description link. Its an amazing one.

@@jatinthakur4252 omg

@@jatinthakur4252 Damn. Sorry to hear that.