Hey I noticed you have a playlist that has content only available to people who “join” the channel. Joining a channel isn’t something I do much, I think I’ve done it maybe twice. And both times there was a thing I could select right on your home page to “Join”… I however am not seeing this as an option. Any chance you or someone could help me? I would be happy to help contribute to you doing what you do.
Yeah I’m very busy at the moment and this is the lowest time of year for viewership so I’m going through a bunch of simple stuff like this at the moment. For this month, it was either this or nothing, and oddly enough this simple even and odd type videos get a lot of views longer term. I 100% hear you though I’m really looking forward to making some new content on other topics. :-)
@@PortfolioCourses No problem man, take your time. Keep making whatever it is that you can. Your content is really high quality and super informational and adds a ton of value. I'll be patiently waiting for you to drop your course on stacks having finished your course on linked lists.
I get what you’re saying, but basically every tutorial does it this way because beginners learn about modulus with simple exercises like this (…and experienced developers know the compilers can optimize it).
These are extremely useful examples, and they greatly help me understand programming better. Thank you very much.
I'm so happy that i found ur channel ❤❤❤
Hey I noticed you have a playlist that has content only available to people who “join” the channel.
Joining a channel isn’t something I do much, I think I’ve done it maybe twice. And both times there was a thing I could select right on your home page to “Join”… I however am not seeing this as an option. Any chance you or someone could help me? I would be happy to help contribute to you doing what you do.
It's just a line line of code in modern languages. Great explanation though 👍
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while(length--)total_odd+=*(array++)&1;
@@-Xtreme- yes, but in real life it will be a function with an array pointer as a parameter
Hey man really enjoy your content but you're posting the same even and odd number tutorials over and over again. Please try something new.
Yeah I’m very busy at the moment and this is the lowest time of year for viewership so I’m going through a bunch of simple stuff like this at the moment. For this month, it was either this or nothing, and oddly enough this simple even and odd type videos get a lot of views longer term. I 100% hear you though I’m really looking forward to making some new content on other topics. :-)
@@PortfolioCourses No problem man, take your time. Keep making whatever it is that you can. Your content is really high quality and super informational and adds a ton of value. I'll be patiently waiting for you to drop your course on stacks having finished your course on linked lists.
Please, no. Just check bit 0.
I get what you’re saying, but basically every tutorial does it this way because beginners learn about modulus with simple exercises like this (…and experienced developers know the compilers can optimize it).