For those who finally made it like I did:

#include
#include
#include

void congrats(char*);

int main () {
char finished;
char yourname[25];
printf(“Please enter your name:n”);
gets(yourname);
Startover: printf(“Have you finished Bucky’s C Programming Tutorial? (y/n)”);
scanf(” %c”, &finished);
switch (finished){
case ‘n’: printf(“Sorry to hear that, %s.n”, yourname);
break;
case ‘y’: congrats(yourname);
break;
default: printf(“Invalid entry, try again.n”);
goto Startover;
}
return 0;
}

void congrats (char* yourname){
FILE *fPointer1;
fPointer1=fopen(“Certificate.txt”,”w”);
fprintf(fPointer1,”Congrats %s the programmer, find your certificate in the program folder. Bucky is awesome!”, yourname);
fclose(fPointer1);
///////////////////////
char str[200];
FILE *fPointer2;
fPointer2 = fopen(“Certificate.txt”,”r”);
while(!feof(fPointer2)){
fgets(str,200,fPointer2);
printf(“%sn”,str);
}
fclose(fPointer2);
return;
}

thanks man FYI i’ve just downloaded all the 58 videos.
i am pretty familiar with c++ and C# pretty well
but i needed to learn C in depth because i started writing code for embedded systems in C
though i was familiar with other high level languages ur videos had helped me a lot.
Thanks man. I mean it

what you have done is basically pass a reference to a variable BY VALUE.

bye bucky

?i want to understand how to call a function using loops anyone help…

Thanks Sir Bucky Roberts!!!
Its been an wonderful journey through the wilderness of C.
I appreciate your hard work and keep it up!!!
Looking forward to your other tutorials.
And once again thanks!!!

thank you so much bucky i have completed it all today <3 big thanks to you <3

Thank your videos.

You have taught C way more clearer than my college professor lol. Good job!

Thanks a lot Bucky…!!!

My C final is Wednesday! Ive spent the last several days with ya man and lemme tell ya, I feel 1000%d more confident! Thanks for this man, its awesome!

Very good tutorial. I watched through the whole playlist and followed along. I’m glad I did this before uni. I see you have python, c++ and other tuts; I’ll watch them too. But your website seems to be down. Your source codes are available on github but I don’t know how to use that. (Nevermind, you have a github tutorial as well)

Once we declared a pointer, I thought we dont need to put an asterisk next to it anymore in the future. so why did you put an asterisk next to i when for *i = 64; ???

thanks for this course , I learned a lot + how far 10 $ will take you this year 😉 ,

This is so helpful!

I marathoned these in prep for an exam i have in 3 hours. THANK YOU BUCKY WE MADE IT TO THE END!

Also, pointers finally make sense. Thanks!!

3 words
printf(” I Love YOU n”);