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Your all videos are very nice with clear explanations...In this dynamic memory allocation videos, giving the name as stack in example is confusing , because dma uses heap memory and stack is different from heap...so please don't use the name stack in dma...If I am wrong, correct me..
While using realloc function, instead of: stack= (void*) realloc(stack,capacity*sizeof(int)); It should be: stack= (int*) realloc(stack,capacity*sizeof(int)); Right?
Sir thank you for this wonderful video. I have one doubt that can I use data type(any) instead of void pointer in realloc function at a time of final data type allocation to realloc function
hey sorry for kind of different post in this video but still.wanna know prerequisites of Android P with Machine learning please let me inform..thanks and best wishes for diwali..
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It is the best chanel to understand every concept easily
Super explanation sir mind blowing
Fallen in love by the way Mr. Srinivas teaches.
Sir,, you are the best i have ever learned from.🙏
@ 10:50, since stack pointer is of integer type, it should be type cast to integer pointer by typing '(int*)'
yes
Yes it should be
yes you are right
Void* is generic so it accepts every datatype.
I agree with you!
Sir I watched most of your c tutorials videos. Very well explained.
Thank you very much Mr.Srinivas.
Amazingly helpful for understanding the concept behind dynamic memory and how to properly use the calloc/realloc functions.
Major props !
Sir you are the best among all other teachers👩🏫
damn the best explanation you can find on RUclips :))
no, my code school
Sir your video really helped me to learn c language very well... Am very grateful to you sir
Nice explanation sir and i am eagarly waiting to your upcoming videos.
Please vidios upload sequentially and ur my best sir tnx
@ 10:50, it should be int*
super explanation,sir upload more example of malloc and calloc
You are great sir😊
thanks a lot sir... please upload more videos on strings,graphics and files in c
awesome explanation sir can u please post more videos on pointers with function and pointer with structures array pointers
Your all videos are very nice with clear explanations...In this dynamic memory allocation videos, giving the name as stack in example is confusing , because dma uses heap memory and stack is different from heap...so please don't use the name stack in dma...If I am wrong, correct me..
You are a hero sir❤️
hi sir,
your explanations are awesome.Please make a video in arguments in c.
eg: int main(args,argv[])
thanks a lot sir.
10:51 why sir u don't typecaset the void* into int* realloc() ....... The type of stack is Int*.. But we try to store void *
Yes bro
He said that implicit typecasting is done .i.e void* is converted into int* or float* type without manual help depending on the data we reallocate
While using realloc function, instead of:
stack= (void*) realloc(stack,capacity*sizeof(int));
It should be:
stack= (int*) realloc(stack,capacity*sizeof(int));
Right?
yes because return type of realloc() is already void* and it needs to be type casted into the required data type (int* in this case).
please arrange videos sequentially
if you have found the previous one please let me know
@@karankhajuria2437 ruclips.net/video/pTXvkLlAm38/видео.html
good teaching
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Sir thank you for this wonderful video. I have one doubt that can I use data type(any) instead of void pointer in realloc function at a time of final data type allocation to realloc function
Hello Sir, We should typcast the realloc() to integer pointer type right? you have done it to the default void type.
Same doubt
Super sir🥰🥰🥰🥰
Dear sir,Kindly make a video on free function .i am highly confused.
Sir ,stack=(void*)realloc(stack,capacity*size(int));
In above statement what will if we return int*
We should return( int* ) sir taught mistake there
@@kitchencampers5386 yes, after typecasting we should return (int*) right..
thank you sir
SIr, in realloc we always going to use void * ?
thanks a lot!!!
sir,we need to int* in type casting of realloc right? why did you use void *? can any one please explain
same question !!!!!
@@himanshujoshi4842 did you get the answer??
Good job! Thanks!
Sir calloc function returns the 0 value inside the address block then how 10 20 are stored..
Then why cant increase or decrease on structure by using malloc
in structure you do not define the size, you can take as many elements in a structure as you want.
Hi srinivas sir I didn't find if block class and if else ladder class videos so Pls upload it
Sir i wanna ask something to you
Sir who is naresh.
read the video description to know.
thnk u sir
Srininivas sir explains better than saurabh shukla sir!!
ya u r absolutely right
bro dono ki video dekho aur bdia smjh aayega 😂
hey sorry for kind of different post in this video but still.wanna know prerequisites of Android P with Machine learning please let me inform..thanks and best wishes for diwali..
what about free function?
Sir, I want to know who is naresh
what will happen if address 1056 location is not free ? i mean is this continous allocation or not?
sir cant we change the value of capacity from 5 to 6
Same doubt bro.... why dont we simply change the value from 5 to 6...why to use another function for that
Free function u did not uploaded sir
🙏🙏🙏
introduce perl tcl tutorial like this .
give some script ing examples
thnk u sir