C Data Types (+3 Design Questions) | Sanfoundry

In this "C Data Types" video, we will discuss in detail primitive data types, user-defined data types as well as derived / dependent data types in the C programming language. We will start with 3+ live examples on how to choose data types in your software designs, followed by their solutions along with a detailed explanation of all the 3 categories of data types in C.

00:00 - Data Types in C
01:15 - C Data Type Questions on Hard Disk, Controller, and Length
02:35 - What data type really means in memory?
06:11 - Primitive Data types in C - In-depth
14:06 - What is Void data type in C?
19:50 - Solution for C Data Type Design Question - Hard Disk
31:42 - Solution for C Data Type Design Question - Microcontroller / Microprocessor
39:15 - Solution for C Data Type Design Question - String Length
49:30 - User-Defined Data Types Explained
59:18 - Long long data type in C
01:07:15 - “Long” vs “Long Long” Data type in 32-bit System
01:09:50 - Derived / Dependent Data types in C

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[__cornflake__]

If you had to write code that was going to run on 32-bit and 64-bit systems, would it be a good idea to use long long for variables, that way you know that they are always going to be 64 bits, no matter the system?

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[ravikanthpamuru]

Hi Sir,
Very nice video. I have a doubt.

How can we consider " typedef " as a user-defined datatype?
" typedef " doesn't create a new datatype... which struct, union, does.... " typedef " is used to give a nickname/re-naming the primitive datatype/user-defined datatype/derived datatype.... As per the ISO C standard " typedef " is considered as a storage class specifier(but it doesn't occupy any space). Please clarify my doubt.

[sreepadaramakhilesh]

Why do we have long in 32 bit environment when it has same 4bytes as int