C Programming - Part 1 - Zero to Neural Networks

C Programming Tutorial. Part 1. Zero to Nerual Networks.
In this series we will learn C Programming from scratch all the way to programming neural networks

[@anthonygonzalez7383]

This is going to be my first programming language. I’m excited to follow this series!!!

[@TheJunkmailbot]

This is awesome. Really cool concept for a learning series, and using Linux every day C is big up there on my to-do list of languages to properly learn.
Saving this for a time when I’m not totally burned out juggling studies and full-time work.

[@arturabelian1855]

I started learning C. I’m still reading Kernian. I really like the language and have wanted to learn it for a long time. Thank you for such videos! I'm just delighted!

[@littlecurrybread]

loving see more C on youtube, subbed!

[@jinnzhu768]

Thanks for the nice lecture, would you please create a playlist for the videos? Thank you

[@zakoffline3017]

So exited for more vids, and i hope i never need python for any ai, i believe in C supremacy 😂😂

[@daldebdaldeb9359]

You have an amazing spirit don't ya 🤣, no seriously it is really entertaining to listen to you and also a great source of learning, thank you, subed and will watch ur videos pal

[@daldebdaldeb9359]

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[@OCEAN-fc9wl]

I like listening to this guy

[@grant5941]

Thank you for making this series!!

[@globalhell5046]

Excellent series! I will return to these videos

[@jfndfiunskj5299]

This is great stuff.

[@Sami_K99]

Great series, i plan to code along. Thank you very much!

[@deontawilliams3131]

Been programming a little while bout 7 months , I can say your helping us become the next Dennis Ritchie🤣!

[@iainpendreich1760]

Wow, just what I was looking for!

[@varshneydevansh]

make a playlist

[@amanullahmenjli]

This channel is a great discovery!

[@steafansteinocher462]

3 min in, youre awesome

[@nobu1730]

thank you for making this 🙏🏼

[@MetaphoricalResistance]

It's funny style of explanation 😃

[@GauravPalariya-ig6ps]

thank you

[@oglala_lakota2o]

This is precisely what I need! I can code in python, R and bash scripting for bioinformatics but C and C++ would be better for the big data analysis I do on genomes

[@Kosake82]

I suggest to look into Julia. This programming language was specifically designed with data analysis in mind and academic use in general and it is as fast as C.

[@oglala_lakota2o]

@@Kosake82 yea i i havent tried julia yet but i want to consolidate steps in genome assembly with rust or next flow but i know mostly everyone use python for scripting

[@ahmadawadallah5321]

This is awesome! Thank you for doing this!

[@usurpvision]

I need this

[@datmanjay420]

Cool series.

[@user-cd3ky2po1j]

Thank you

[@oglala_lakota2o]

Will the Main function always be placed on the stacked first regardless of its placement in the code?

[@datacorelinux]

Yes, program execution begins at the main function. The main() function is the entry point.

[@oglala_lakota2o]

@@datacorelinux thank you!

[@nicholasmaniccia1005]

Thank you for spreading your knowledge.
I put these in a playlist chronologically for anyone else who prefers to use one to follow the series. ua-cam.com/play/PLSYwGuZJP09vktjgpSX6Y5r7PBIoW6Im-.html&si=dkeMWUHpIysxHsAI

[@PeterJepson123]

C2NN

[@garakchy]

21:51 Not every function returns, sir. Void() for example.

[@datacorelinux]

A 'int function' returns to a calling function an int value. A 'void function' returns to a calling function no value. But it does indeed return.

[@Sami_K99]

@@datacorelinux Well said!