I always love a good C video! However you can make the video even better by adhering to modern C standard instead of classic C. For example there's a comment about using fgets and sscanf instead of just scanf (considered to be dangerous function according to modern C standard). C11 is considered to be the point where plenty of safer C functions were introduced. Writing C is like sex: do it safely and responsibly.
although i knew what a pointer is i watched this. is short well made and to the point only thing i'd add is the output of the code shown rather than just explaining / reading it out.
i hope you talk about this in every single thing in c , for example : malloc function wha does it do , how it allocate , you talk about static variablies , Visualizing Static Variables are they reserved in heap or stack , why they don't popout after use like just normal variables , Because we know , first in last out so after we print them they should popout , when they popout etc... i hope you do this in future and thanks again for the informations here
of course, I hope that I can continue to provide detailed explanations in future videos, I believe this will help build intuition for a new generation of C programmers.
hey @mccauleybacalla2228 for this video I coded these examples on the fly and deleted them afterward, but in future videos I'll make sure to save the code so its accessible for everyone, great idea my friend.
Just some random advice, but you probably shouldn't use scanf at all. Instead, you should probably use fgets coupled with sscanf. Alternatively, depending on the input you wish to take, you might consider using the functions in string.h and functions from stdlib.h like strto(d,f,l).
Instead of those long hours video lectures, these kind of (to the point) videos are best
I always love a good C video!
However you can make the video even better by adhering to modern C standard instead of classic C.
For example there's a comment about using fgets and sscanf instead of just scanf (considered to be dangerous function according to modern C standard).
C11 is considered to be the point where plenty of safer C functions were introduced. Writing C is like sex: do it safely and responsibly.
although i knew what a pointer is i watched this. is short well made and to the point
only thing i'd add is the output of the code shown rather than just explaining / reading it out.
Thank you for the feedback, I will implement that in future videos!
Omg what a Exaplantion bro thanks for this amazing content..
helped me a lot buddy, thanks a bunch!!!
i hope you talk about this in every single thing in c , for example : malloc function wha does it do , how it allocate , you talk about static variablies , Visualizing Static Variables are they reserved in heap or stack , why they don't popout after use like just normal variables , Because we know , first in last out so after we print them they should popout , when they popout etc...
i hope you do this in future and thanks again for the informations here
of course, I hope that I can continue to provide detailed explanations in future videos, I believe this will help build intuition for a new generation of C programmers.
@@thedoubleeguy you just made my day , infinite thanks to you man
Thank you!! any chance you can share us the code like put in the description or comment sectionn?
hey @mccauleybacalla2228 for this video I coded these examples on the fly and deleted them afterward, but in future videos I'll make sure to save the code so its accessible for everyone, great idea my friend.
good.
Just some random advice, but you probably shouldn't use scanf at all. Instead, you should probably use fgets coupled with sscanf. Alternatively, depending on the input you wish to take, you might consider using the functions in string.h and functions from stdlib.h like strto(d,f,l).