Greetings from Uzbekistan. You are really making a great content. Your videos really helping me to develop my knowledge. Of late, the topic of FILES in c programming language (text files and binary files) has been a real problematic to me. Can you make a video about FILES that will cover all the points that learner should know. I am really grateful. Thank you one more time.
We have a video here on File Access Basics in C that may be helpful: czcams.com/video/HQNsriyMhtY/video.html We also have a number of videos on file access in our C Programming Example playlist: czcams.com/play/PLA1FTfKBAEX6dPcQitk_7uL3OwDdjMn90.html I'm glad to hear you enjoy the videos and are finding them helpful. :-) What I may do is make playlists for each topic such as strings, arrays, files, etc, now that there are enough videos for additional separate playlists.
@@PortfolioCourses I have watched these series of videos about text files. I think there is no video tutorial about binary text files. Can you also make some video about that topic with some example problems. You really explaining in a better way than other content makers in you tube. 😊
@@murtazotoshniyozov4688 OK, I will try my best to make some videos on accessing binary files soon then. :-) If there are any specific questions or problems you know about online, like "store the contents of this in a binary file" or something, feel free to let me know or send me a link and I can try to cover those things specifically. And once again thank you for the kind words, I am having a lot of fun making these videos and it means a lot to me that people find them helpful too.
@@PortfolioCourses Important points to cover may be how to enter the input and to read them, entering the input through scanf. Also it has its own modifications like rb,wb, r+,w+, rb+... which is quite tricky than text files. So more examples with those modifications would also be beneficial. Also some shortcuts are wellcomed well😁 Why i am saying this because in text file tutorial video you used fgets which is quite new for. I knew the function that it dies but have never idea to use it in this situation. Also you have more bright ideas to cover in videos. I look forward seeing you making more videos 😊
What do we do with the elements after we read them? Or do we just need to print them out from the char matrix? Because if we just need to print them out it would look something like this: printf("%c", matrix[2][3]); But it may depend on what you're asking. :-) If the question or problem is written down anywhere online, please feel free to send me a link so I can see it. :-)
You are so good at explaining things in C. You make it so simple! Keep it going! Thanks!
You're welcome Nikola, I'm very glad you find the explanations helpful and thank you for the kind feedback! :-)
Greetings from Uzbekistan.
You are really making a great content. Your videos really helping me to develop my knowledge.
Of late, the topic of FILES in c programming language (text files and binary files) has been a real problematic to me.
Can you make a video about FILES that will cover all the points that learner should know.
I am really grateful. Thank you one more time.
We have a video here on File Access Basics in C that may be helpful: czcams.com/video/HQNsriyMhtY/video.html
We also have a number of videos on file access in our C Programming Example playlist: czcams.com/play/PLA1FTfKBAEX6dPcQitk_7uL3OwDdjMn90.html
I'm glad to hear you enjoy the videos and are finding them helpful. :-) What I may do is make playlists for each topic such as strings, arrays, files, etc, now that there are enough videos for additional separate playlists.
@@PortfolioCourses
I have watched these series of videos about text files.
I think there is no video tutorial about binary text files.
Can you also make some video about that topic with some example problems.
You really explaining in a better way than other content makers in you tube. 😊
@@murtazotoshniyozov4688 OK, I will try my best to make some videos on accessing binary files soon then. :-) If there are any specific questions or problems you know about online, like "store the contents of this in a binary file" or something, feel free to let me know or send me a link and I can try to cover those things specifically. And once again thank you for the kind words, I am having a lot of fun making these videos and it means a lot to me that people find them helpful too.
@@PortfolioCourses
Important points to cover may be how to enter the input and to read them, entering the input through scanf.
Also it has its own modifications like rb,wb, r+,w+, rb+... which is quite tricky than text files. So more examples with those modifications would also be beneficial.
Also some shortcuts are wellcomed well😁
Why i am saying this because in text file tutorial video you used fgets which is quite new for. I knew the function that it dies but have never idea to use it in this situation.
Also you have more bright ideas to cover in videos.
I look forward seeing you making more videos 😊
@@murtazotoshniyozov4688 OK, thank you very much for the ideas. :-)
Nice! can you please make a video about how to read elements(characters and digits) in a char matrix
What do we do with the elements after we read them? Or do we just need to print them out from the char matrix? Because if we just need to print them out it would look something like this:
printf("%c", matrix[2][3]);
But it may depend on what you're asking. :-) If the question or problem is written down anywhere online, please feel free to send me a link so I can see it. :-)
Thanks for your explaintion GOOD ACCENT Just continue
You're welcome Ryzen! 😀
Very useful stuff
You're a legend 💪
Haha thank you very much for the kind feedback. 🙂
Йобен-бобен!!!!!
I have no idea what this means. :-)