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This was confusing, it ended abruptly right after the clarifying questions.

input should be 1024 bit and it should be 127 - i instead of 128 -i !

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Whoever the interviewer is, you did a great job dude. I'd be relaxed to interview with him

Pass the struct and get the offset in called function?

Wooo😮 tq sir i was about to attend the interview without preparing i will send them a mail right now❤❤❤ tqq sir

very helpful, thank you for this.

How will we know the cache is full? Is that done by checking available RAM or counting the number of cache entries?

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FYI - this is the wrong upload

Clearing buf in clear_buf1 function is undefined behavior, isn't it?

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why do we need static declaration for buffer/buffer_len/read_off here? Shouldn’t it work same with regular stack variables here?

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I was waiting for the data modelling solution u ll propose...and then the video ended :( not happy

Book can have multiple authors :)

I think I caught the manager I was interviewing with on a bad day. He never followed up to any of my answers or explanations to him other than a stoic expression and a "makes sense". Like dude give me something to work with here!

Helpful slides, thank you.

He presents more questions than answers. Incoherent.

Great, thanks - You sound Turkish? (It's a compliment)

Hi, how to capture Screenshot in this new selenium IDE? Pls help :)

I dont think this guy is teaching write. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdint.h> struct MyStruct { uint32_t fixed_member; uint16_t will_it_pad; //yes.. // Flexible array member, must be the last member in the struct int flexible_member[]; }; int main() { // Determine the size of the struct with a flexible array member ;;//does not count flexible_member in its size. size_t struct_size = sizeof(struct MyStruct); printf("Size of MyStruct: %zu ", struct_size); // Create an instance of the struct with a flexible array member struct MyStruct *my_instance = malloc(sizeof(struct MyStruct) + 5 * sizeof(int)); if (my_instance != NULL) { // Access and manipulate the flexible array for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i) { my_instance->flexible_member[i] = i * 10; printf("Value at flexible_member[%d]: %d addr = %p ", i, my_instance->flexible_member[i], &my_instance->flexible_member[i]); } free(my_instance); } printf("my_instance %p my_instance +1 %p my_instance +2 %p ", my_instance, my_instance+1, my_instance+2); return 0; } /* As of my knowledge cutoff in January 2022, C does not provide a direct way to obtain the size of the flexible array member itself. It's the responsibility of the programmer to keep track of the size of the flexible array based on the context in which it is used. If you need to keep track of the size, you may consider storing it explicitly in another member of the structure. */ Size of MyStruct: 8 Value at flexible_member[0]: 0 addr = 00000000006b15b8 Value at flexible_member[1]: 10 addr = 00000000006b15bc Value at flexible_member[2]: 20 addr = 00000000006b15c0 Value at flexible_member[3]: 30 addr = 00000000006b15c4 Value at flexible_member[4]: 40 addr = 00000000006b15c8 my_instance 00000000006b15b0 my_instance +1 00000000006b15b8 my_instance +2 00000000006b15c0 PS C:\Users\apeks>