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For anyone who is doing this in C++, you can use dynamic memory allocation instead to be able to easily manage procedurally created nodes. Just don't forget to delete your node's memory properly when it leaves the list to not make a memory leak.
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this is not working giving some error #include #include int main(){ struct node *head = NULL; head = (struct node *)malloc(sizeof(struct node)); head->data = 44; head->links = NULL; printf("%d ", head->data); return 0; } struct node { int data; struct node *links; }; I don't knwo what is mistake of mine please reply me....
pls help me im stuck here in cpp struct node { int value; node* pointer; }; my question is that why it takes more memory than usual in my machine int =4; bytes ; and pointer takes 8 bytes of storage but why it shows me that sizeof struct node =16 bytes im confused. i think because of same type of pointer im gusses its counting node pre stored data value (int value) bytes and just printing sum of whole please correct me if im wrong im new programmer
Learning programming and computer science were difficult, at least not intuitive. Now it has become a joyful activity with the help of Neso Academy. Thank you for doing so to help millions of students in the world!
You have no idea how much you are helping me. I am a student at Politecnico di Milano in Italy and on the 13th i have a C programming exam and man the way my professor teached us linked lists is so awful, i've been watching tons of videos and you are the first one making me really understand them
Hey
@@komalrauthan hey hi
For anyone who is doing this in C++, you can use dynamic memory allocation instead to be able to easily manage procedurally created nodes. Just don't forget to delete your node's memory properly when it leaves the list to not make a memory leak.
They say the smartest people know how to simplify the most complex topics to the point where a 5 year old can understand it. Thank you very much sir. You have the clearest tutorial on pointers on the internet! God bless you.
Are you 5 year old 😮😮😮?
@@AzmeerFarhan-l4u 😂😂😂😂 Haha, no it's just a saying. Although that'd be crazy if a 5 year old was watching a video on singly linked list
@@servantofthelord8147 i am an 8 y/o and curious about computer programming, so its almost a month that i started learning data structure 😀
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Your videos and expressions help me understand the essence of the subject.
Until now, I have never met someone like you who gave information gradually and left no questions in my mind. Thank you very much for accompanying me on my school life sir .
I saw many tutorial videos but no one can be able to teach like you. Thank you for making me understand.
Thank you so much, sir the concepts that I didn't get on Coursera as well in my online academic classes, I am getting it here easily , grateful for this.
What course did you taken in coursera
Exactly
This makes so much sense now. My professon in uni knows a lot but he seems abolutely not capable of comunicating that knowledge to us. The way he explained linked lists was aaawful. Been strugling with it for days now. Thanks for the great vid :)
finally a summarized yet detailed tutorial of linked list. thank you bro!
100 times better than my professor . Thanks mate
I can no longer watch programming tutorials without a proper Indian accent
Yeahh! Most of them are Indians.
Indians are experts in this.
Correction, they are just a lot, nothing more@@mrsparkly
True😊
I agree
Such a great explanation with clarification at each point, pretty much what we require. Thank you for all your hard work you deserve so much more also thanks for using C. Much support and love NESO academy. Thanks a ton 😊
We can also do this
struct node* head = malloc(sizeof(struct node));
straight away declare head and allocate a memory to it. Works fine
You sure?
I had this same q if we can do this or no
@@yashh5802 yes u can..
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So we can also write the linking pointer variable in the struct node like *link = struct node; ???
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thank you so much, very clear, but why we didn't check if the head have an enough memory (NULL or not) before print the data
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Sir now we have defined the head part . It's mean now it should be 1000 not a null ..
Pls tell me if I was wrong
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can you please explain why we're using malloc to create a node in a simple way?
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why are you not freeing memory allocating by malloc ???????????
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can this code be written in virtual studio code as well?
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bro aak number video tha samag aa gya single linkedlist
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this is not working giving some error
#include
#include
int main(){
struct node *head = NULL;
head = (struct node *)malloc(sizeof(struct node));
head->data = 44;
head->links = NULL;
printf("%d ", head->data);
return 0;
}
struct node
{
int data;
struct node *links;
};
I don't knwo what is mistake of mine please reply me....
here showing dereferencing error
pls help me
im stuck here
in cpp
struct node {
int value;
node* pointer;
};
my question is that why it takes more memory than usual in my machine int =4;
bytes ;
and pointer takes 8 bytes of storage
but why it shows me that sizeof struct node =16 bytes im confused.
i think because of same type of pointer
im gusses its counting node pre stored data value (int value) bytes and just printing sum of whole
please correct me if im wrong im new programmer