Pointers in C Theory

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[Mattia-helv]

I've been searching for the whole day, really, 'till I found your explanation..thx instant sub :)

[subindsuresh]

I learned java from your tutorials, i have an interview right now, most of the questions expected are in C. Thank you Naveenbro, your video conveyed the pointer concept easily.
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[gsagar]

bruh you just cleared by confusion about pointers in just a min....!!
thanks a lot....

[chakradharpalaparthi]

Sir, isn't there a need of putting * before p at 8:45 I mean shouldn't it be char* p=&c; ???

[rajeshshukla]

you are doing great work for the society, god bless you

[friendlycreeper]

You know sir, you look better in python series after getting your head shaved.
You look younger than you are looking in this series.

[ambarishgudimetla]

Sir..Very clean and perfect explanation!

[SampatKumars]

Sir, you said, "we can read a file which is stored on your hard-drive using pointer..." Is it from hard drive or RAM?! I'm in confusion, please give me clarification... please

[ehan]

amazing explanation! thanks you so much!

[nehaaadarsh]

Sir what will be output according to your question
Printf("%d", &p) and
Printf ("%d", *p)
And printf("%d", *&p)

[girishkumar]

if we can acess the addres by &i. so why we use *p
plz explain the condtion where progrmmer use pointer in our software code.

[amateurbeginner]

my question is the the address 86 is on stack ??
struct Nodes{
int data;
struct node* left;
struct node* right;
};
int main(){
struct Nodes root;
printf("root= %d\n" , root ); //86
printf("&root= %d\n", &root ); //6356720
}

[rohitryadav]

What happens if my data type is Char and i define pointer as int? Because when i checked it, it does not matter ? So please explain.

[saswatnayak]

If we type printf("%d", &p);it gives the address of a.Why?

[headhunter]

at 6.05
printf("%d", p);
if we print this the output is a different unexpected number,
help me sir

[tejoijjapureddy]

Thank u sir now iam learning c easily 👍👌

[anonymouscode]

Ask me how really it works :- there is a component called memory address register if you use 8bit computer you may have 4×16 decoder pair . It has only one possible outcome to each and every input this exactly ram works

[prathameshrane]

when I tried to printf("%d", &i);, it is giving compile time error (illegal use of pointer). You are telling wrong.

[vishnuv]

"**p "this print what sir? Either address or value

[Muddustudy]

always use %u for print the address correct statement is printf("%u", p); and printf("%u", &i);