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you should make an annotation that pops up saying “asterisk” every time you say ampersand by mistake in this video…think it’ll help a lot
99% of comments = It’s an asterisk, not ampersand.
i have a final in 5 hours thank u so much for your videos
4:00 “why they named it dereference, i dont know they just want to be confusing” LOL
Keep it up!!
But the words is abit too big. It would be nice if u can make it smaller
nice
I fucking hate pointers. Yeah I understood them eventually but my worst memories when starting out with C a few years ago was learning about the term “pointers”.
please stop calling the asterisk an ampersand
i know guys from inelec are watching this, #cherifi#lookthere
Great stuff, really helped!
Can’t see any thing 🙁
when you say ampersand you mean asterisk right?
kind of confusing but understood 90%
pass by reference : pointer
pass by value :variable
with regards to function parameters.
are you going to post this source code on your forum? Great stuff
The video was so convincing that I started to think that “was” an ampersand :O) Like another commenter says… “it keeps us on our toes”. ALL GOOD STUFF no matter. Getting the “concept” is the toughest part. Your videos ReAlLy are HeLping. Thank you!
Hah. I love how old PHP `thenewboston` tutorials are very outdated and them C ones are not at all.
I hate C, but those videos are very informative and help a lot. Thanks man! 🙂
now i’m hungry for some tuna…
I like your style of teaching – it’d be awesome if y!ou did an objective-C course
You’re awesome! Thank you so much for you help!!!
I am confused, in this tutorial you keep saying “&” ,yet you write “*”
Do you go through error handling and dynamic memory and testing in these c programming videos?
comon you guys! It’s right there in front of you !! You’re dereferencing a null pointer! *slaps back of your head
+thenewboston asterisk
dude, does the dereferencing variable for example (*ptuna) needs to be declared? ive seen in your next video that your dereferencing variable name doesnt have a declaration
why don’t you just pass the var as a reference instead of doing pointers? seems like alot of extra work when unneeded
What’s the point of dereferencing when you can simply use %d instead of %p to get the value instead of the memory address…
increase the font please. btw thanks
“I don’t know, they just try to make it confusing!”Loooooool
It’s asterisk, not ampersand.
Please correct it
R u trying to make people fool??
first you learn and teach to others.
* = asterisk
& = ampersand
‘*’ in C really reminds me of ‘@’ in assembly. Anyone else?
wow, same here. I didn’t get this simple principle when it was explained in the book but now it makes so much sense! thanks!
I’m learning C after already knowing java, so the concept isn’t new only the syntax is. I think you just saved me on my midterm that I have in an hour.
It is Asterisk, no Ampersand. The video gets very confusing because Ampersand means a completely different thing in programming. please correct it.
1:03 thats not an ampersand lol . BUt thank you so much i wish my professor is half good as you are. i mean they try to teach programming in a black board for christ sake. who does that just my school