Variables in Python vs C

Learn the fundamental differences between variables in C and Python. Technically, Python has names rather than variables, but you can still use the term "variable." That's an important distinction when you're dealing with memory in Python.

[aneeshsagiraju]

Legit I was searching this everywhere in the world and only u made video about how memory is dealt with in python, thankyou sir

[alessandrogiovannone]

my god, if only this had been explained to me at the beginning of my course, many many hours of anguish have been silenced, thank you

[pharoah]

I swear when Python was designed, their goal must have been to create a language that's as slow as possible! The simple increment operator creates a brand new object, redirects the pointer, then creates work for the garbage collector. How can anyone defend this as good language design

[alexsal]

Thank you for explaining this, I was having trouble understanding the under the hood mechanisms for memory management in Python and this helped me a lot.

[fburton]

Doesn't the Python name include a memory slot containing the address of the PyObject? How are Python names stored and accessed? It's looks a whole lot more complex than C!

[SkyFly]

Thanks for this comparison.

Hopefully, you will make a video about Cython, etc...

[SirLasterOfDesaster]

Greate video! Simple and understandable :D Now I know the reason why the concept of "a variable does not have to be declared with a type" works (like lua)
Do you plan to make a video about mutable types too?

[saminchowdhury]

Is this why python is slow?
Cuz it creates a lot of PyObjects?

[tvnems]

RK sir Question ku answer parkka vanthavanga like podunga fnds. 😁😁