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Thank you for the video! The one question I have is, would it not be necessary to typecast the malloc?

Thank you for this very helpful lesson again! 🙂

void func() {} #pragma startup func #pragma exit func gcc: void __attribute__((constructor)) func(); void __attribute__((destructor)) func(); Not sure if it counts because it depends on the compiler.

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For most compilers if optimizations are turned on the recursive function won't cause a stack overflow because the optimizations will tell the program to just go to the start of the function instead of calling it

And all "friendly" languages made this some operations hidded for the programer. Thank you!

This is really cool i made something with this knowledge im.new in coding so dont mind it being noob level

I think if you are writing a wrapper around a void function it might be better practice to do "return func();" because if the definition of func() changes to output a type then you want a compiler error

I recently started learning C programming and I find it fascinating how it lacks so many of the built-in functions commonly found in other languages, likely due to its age. This often requires you to creating your own custom functions, which I find both fun and challenging.

hey are f1 and f2 are the names of these two files..>?

your telling me by random chance AI throws scissors 4 times in a row…

U crazy son b of a gun

Good stuff 👏

Finally, I understand nested functions. Subscribing!

Is there a video where you explain only about VECTOR data structure in detail?

From errno manual: On some ancient systems, <errno.h> was not present or did not declare errno, so that it was necessary to declare errno manually (i.e., extern int errno). Do not do this. It long ago ceased to be necessary, and it will cause problems with modern versions of the C library.

For the last discussed case, the term 'use after free' is also common.

I'll be watching this multiple times.. I'm having such trouble with an spi function taking a const uint16_t *in.. Ptrs themselves aren't bad, but arrays for some reason still woosh over my head.

I'm using gcc in Ubuntu and I can strcpy an char source[100] int a char coda[8] and do not get even a warning (I am using -Wall and -g in the compilation)! I understand it is likely written into memory it should not but.

that was pretty useless, but fun

This video is class!

For the sake of completeness ... you can have a variable of type 'pointer to function returning void', assign your void function to this pointer (which basically copies the entry address of the function into the pointer) and finally call the function via the pointer.

what if we like put a condition that we will treat those as words only starting with alphabets?

print([i for i in number_list if i < 0])

Not bragging, but genuinly curious: I've never had this mistake to this day, but is it something that happens a lot?

don't be bored telling the same thing: you're the best instructor

very good and clean explanation.. like always

return function1(), 0;

May i ask , what editor are you using ?

Great explanation. Although I'd really love to see a video on recursion that ISN'T about factorials. 🙃

Wow someone is using vanilla C in 2024 😮

Why not sizeof(array)?

Mixing problem solving videos and complex concepts is very good idea. More please

❤ thank you so much

many thanks, subscribed

Super video !! BTW there is no link to the video on stack overflow ?

Watching those great videos more than once will make you a better programmer.

Very good video, I have watched this video several times to recall all possible causes of Segmentation Faults. Thank you Kevin.

Great!

That video help me to make a lot of questions. So the ascii printable can be represent by int but also unsigned int. I was curious and what about extended ascii, UTF, UNICODE all this encodings. And then once a bytes pattern is matched to a symbol where the actual graphical representation for the symbol lives? How they are matched. The exercise could have gone a bit further and talked about wprintf and locale.

Love your C programming videos! Thank you!

Can you please explain thread all functions in library threads

can you give us the algorithm course from scratch to the hardest as (queen, backtracking ... ) by language C

Can you make a video on working with GUI in C?

Didn't know about the bracket operation

Excellent!

Your C tutorials + book by Ken Thomson has helped me a lot