Making .BMP images from scratch

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Chapters
00:00 - Intro
02:00 - Endianness
07:50 - The Bitmap Format
11:47 - A Bitmap Encoder
19:34 - The Exercises

[UliTroyo]

I had no idea we were going to get this cool this quickly. Images are exactly how I got into C!

[pixelneckgeek]

I just fell in love with your approach.

One of the last Tech-YouTubers providing actual in-depth information on interesting topics instead of clickbaiting you into surface-level topics that other YouTubers already talked about a week ago just to grab some clicks.

[akramdiafat]

I have never understand something that quick without pausing the video To much, You are truly a good teacher

[IcyeFaethyvve]

In my experience, there seems to be a decent bit of patriotism displayed by very knowledgeable women from this elusive country, I see the flag at 19:33 quite frequently!

[emmeryncariglino]

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[baseterran]

I love your style of explaining concepts, explaining why they are as they are, showing them graphically, and being a bit cheeky with it. You are a very good communicator of ideas! Awesome video 😎👌

[jumbledfox]

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[axelandru]

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[kestergreen]

You're an amazing tutor. The information you teach is more easily understand because you use graphical stories whereas others use some b-roll. Your endianness example was spot on! Go hard with the video editing juice! :)

[Sandromatic]

I think what genuinely helped me understand endianness is to really think of it as an arbitrary choice, by arranging bytes vertically. This means that bytes arent arbitrarily looping back on themselves and the bits aren't in a weird order but instead you have to arrange things in such a way. Since you can't retrieve info out of memory in any unit less than 1 whole byte, this means that you can consider bytes as a unit without being biased in such a way. It's also kinda important to consider it as just an address ordering rather than a fundamental way it's ordered in reality. It also makes total sense for networking to be big endian though, because over a serial connection, the bit *is* the fundamental unit, and transmitting things in little endian byte order but big endian bit order would just be ridiculous.

[bradsgamedev]

Thank you for your videos and clear articulation. I’m new to all of this and it’s so fascinating.

[pikzel]

Ooh, Charles Petzold’s Programming Windows, that brought back memories. Where I learned the message loop and event driven programming. Good times.

[HansBezemer]

I didn't have to view the entire video, but to cut the story short, I was able to define functions that wrote and read .BMP files from and to a basically .PPM based graphics system. Good going! This helped me a lot! BTW, the padding can be accomplished by using *"width % 4"* - which is quite simple and fast.

[LiftMeUp-seven]

I've learned to love and appreciate your work.

[script_sh]

That’s a pretty good video! Clear explanations in a non-exhaustive way.

10/10 I keep following this series and future others 😁

[RiverOtter]

Just found your channel, this video was really cool. Didn't understand 100% of it but I'm getting there. Thanks for the help

[__hannibaalbarca__]

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[foresthobo]

Amazing video as usual.

For the c code, small things that can be constructed in memory should be constructed in memory. Not just because it will be faster but it is also more readable which in turn is more pedagogical.

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[phannguyetnguyen]

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