Advanced C 20: Error Handling

How to do error handling in C and get specific error in a human readable form.

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[grimvian]

At last, finally someone makes great advanced C videos, fantastic! And big thanks for not having disturbing background music and irrelevant graphics editing.

Your pedagogical skills are also great, because you have the editor and the console side by side and the pace is fine and not having irrelevant info included on the screen.

What about making a video or more about sending outputs to a default printer?

Of course you got a new subscriber.

[darrenfernandes]

great video but I thought it would be c# XD

[starcw]

Super useful! Thank you so much! Really great stuff 🙂

[spacewad]

fine video but man the gruvbox colorscheme is so timeless. looking forward to your work!

[SeanCodingThings]

A good next video on Advanced C might be how to take user input from a user safely in a loop in a "clean" way. It's harder then it might sound.

[oschonrock]

very good....

maybe also show the "goto" pattern for free'ing resourcs in case of error.

[MegaPacoquinha]

Do you recommend any advanced books on c++ or c, on fat pointers, dynamic dispatching and other complicated stuff?

[davidreilly]

Great video man keep up the good work 😊

[PLAYGAME-wjbw]

Super vidéo mais ça aurait été bien de mentionner goto 👍

[rednibcoding]

Great series, thank you! I am a software engineer for about two decades, but always used managed languages like C#, Java etc.
Now i have to learn c and delve deeper into low level programming. I know the basics but i am so used to having dynamic arrays, lists, maps, even a proper string data type and all that stuff. Sometimes i have a hard time with this.
When i look on YT about C tutorials, they all start at zero for total beginners. What i need is a complete tutorial for programmers switching to C. What are the best practices when you need dynamic arrays or lists or maps. Will one write them themselves? If yes, could you show it to us? What are the best practices about memory management? What allocators are suited best for what needs, how do they work, and how do you implement them?

Could you make such series? That would be really awesome!

[basilenordmann]

Hum… réécrire des fonctions, un accent français… 42?