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Those who are here because there code wasn't working 🥂

the fact this is from pakistan remidns me of how khan got yall nukes

Thank you for you explination

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Hi im dhia computer science engineering student from tunisia (north africa) , if i may ask , how did you get accepted in cern internship , did they interviewed you , if so what question they asked and how was your answer ?

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I'm confusing about stack frames of functions within the same PARENT function... 1. At time 6.03, stack frame for the for loop is allocated within the main function whereas stack frame for the average function is allocated outside of the main function. Both the for and average functions are within the same MAIN function. But why the stack frame is allocated outside of the main and stack frame for for loop within the MAIN stack frame?? 2. Same situation for sum function which was allocated stack frame outside of the average stack frame. But, the sum function is within the average function! Why stack frame of sum function is not allocated within the average function? Please kindly explain.

Super helpful! My professor is making us use arrays without indexing, so we have to use address arithmetic and dereferencing.

Super clear explanation. Easily understood. Thanks so much.❤❤❤

In short... Any input values are not stored directly into the ram or variable. First, the input be placed in the buffer memory. From here, scanf function will read the data sequentially and then converts the char data into int type. After this only, the value is stored into the variable i.e. ram.

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great video!

I had try to understand this problem for 2 days but I could'n. Finally after watching your video, my whole concept is clear. Thanks a lot brother🙏

Interesting. Wait wait...gonna grab my cup of coffee.

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wow. Thank you so much for your useful video.

PERSONAL NOTE: getchar() stores all the buffer that comes from the keyboard input!

Well done brother

very bad explanation

Thanks for the video, it was great 👍

Thanks. Struggled to understand it for a few days.

Man you are so good at explaining something. It is so bad to be watched these videos by a few people:(

Hello sir where are you we are waiting you before 3 years

Hello sir

excellent No one has given this much detailed explanation on youtube ...... thankyou and please keep uploading videos

your tutorials are saving my life... hahaha

i like your teaching style! thx :D

Txt file doesn't gets created in vscode when I use 'w' functions

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thank you buddy... i was finding it ... now i'm thinking of ways to break out from both of the loops with least problem..

can u show this with for loop

Hi. Thank you very much for these videos, that was very helpful. I have also a Question. int num [5]= {1,2,3,4,5}; int *ptr = &num[0]; printf ("%p ", num[0] ); printf ("%p ", num); printf ("%p ", ptr); I have tried this code as in your Videos and the Results are confusing a little bit for me. You may help me. 0000000000000001 000000f650fff850 000000f650fff850 Why is this line of coding printf ("%p ", num[0] ) is giving a different address, which points at the same element (first element) of the array? Thanks in advance.

Couldn't make a better. Just wanted to show support -Cheers

Very interesting. Thanks for all!

What is the editor u r using? It is not the Turbo C editor.

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Thanks sir, that is what i want to understand !

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Great explanation!

Thanks for the video, i had a hard time understanding what a FILE structure is but you made it really clear :D I didn't know it was this important :o

Thanks, this was very helpful <3

That's quite elaborate and cool.

fflush(stdin);

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