I've watched 10 Videos about C Programing, all more than 1hour, and none of them taught about the difference for importing with < > or " ". Thanks to you now I know that.
I'll make next part of this video covering advance topics of C after we reach 30K subs, so SMASH that subscribe button!! DO IT :) Thank you guys so much ❤ for your support on this video !!
I'm a university student and we mostly use Java. We'll start working on C very soon so this video is a life-saver (I'm gonna share it with my fellow uni people)! Have a good one! ahahahah
So clear and concise! 😍 The way you taught pointers helped me understand how * is used for declaring pointer variables during declaration, but it’s for dereferencing otherwise. That always confused me.
Honestly, great video keep it up. I have a few notes I wanted to share i like the long fireship style video i suggest listing out things like the "rules of variables" quickly instead of relying on the user to pause and read also listing, try out different ways of listing bullet points instead of having them under one another idk, you could have fixed them in later videos this is the first video I've watched. keep it up, try and keep adding little information not very known like this (I didn't know there was a B language)
This is the first time i watched your channel Tmr is my Exam and Omg such a great video for revision I just loved❤ This 1 video is enough to subscribe your channel Thank you so much☺
i watched this once now and it helped my understanding. im gonna watch it coupe of more times and hopefully this can help me pass the test in C tomorrow, otherwise i guess 1 hour of learning with 7 hour gaming break wasnt so effective
great content m but could be greater : 1/ structure of any language 2/ take a simple python script, using top down approach translate that to a C program explaining core concepts of C . the Why the WHA , the Where and the HOW
In physics, the Ohm's law states that the current through a resistive element is directly proportional to the voltage applied across the resistance of the element. This can be described with the following equation: 𝐼 =V/R Where I is the current flowing through the resistive element, V is the voltage applied, and R is the resistance of the element. Write a function in C that calculates and returns the current through a resistive element, given a voltage value and a resistor value as inputs. Then, test the function with values captured from the user. Note: Use double data types for all the variables and calculations. can you solve this for me please ☺☺☺
Let me know which concepts to cover in the second part. Soon I'll be working on it!! 😁
I've watched 10 Videos about C Programing, all more than 1hour, and none of them taught about the difference for importing with < > or " ". Thanks to you now I know that.
Glad this video helped you!!
I did CS50 and I don't think they even covered this 😂
Mans got the voice, the humor and the simplicity its just too chefs kiss
This is the perfect refresher after my info course in mechanical engineering studies 10 years back. Thanks!
6 month semester ends in 10 minutes
only computer science students will understandddd xD
So true 🥲
I'll make next part of this video covering advance topics of C after we reach 30K subs, so SMASH that subscribe button!! DO IT :)
Thank you guys so much ❤ for your support on this video !!
I'm a university student and we mostly use Java. We'll start working on C very soon so this video is a life-saver (I'm gonna share it with my fellow uni people)!
Have a good one! ahahahah
Thanks 😊 rn I'm working on Java in 10 mins 😁
I am in 6th grade
Very good video when you just wants to learn language as fast as possible when you already know the basics and already know some other language
This video was simple and extremly useful.
Thank you so much! 😊
Had to refresh my memory of C for an upcoming interview. Thank you very concise and helpful!
I smiled when I heard the indin accant cause I knew this was gonna be a great tutorial
I don't know if it's considered offensive, but I got the exact same reaction.
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the first tutorial i actually understand about c, thanks dear indian tech tutorial guy
So clear and concise! 😍 The way you taught pointers helped me understand how * is used for declaring pointer variables during declaration, but it’s for dereferencing otherwise. That always confused me.
Thanks for the lovely comment. It made my day !!
Thanks for the clear audio. It made it even more efficient
Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Imma come back again here to regain those concepts. Best wishes !!
Super concise C tutorial!
I like how you got right into the proper usage of C, rather than telling us all about performance benefits.
Brother you are the GOAT! Such a good and comprehensive review in such a short time
May God bless you brother.... you saved me from failing my college backlog exam...such a simple and to the point video.
tomorrow is my C programing and it very simple and easy to undesrstand
Watched in 2x speed; learned C in 5 minutes
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u were a huge help in knowing the meaning behind all the signs thnx man
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Thanks bro I have a c exams tomorrow morning. You helped me understand a lot.
exact video I was searching for to quickly revise c syntax;
amazing explaination first video in youtube which i got clearly understood
about basics of c program thanks brother
Honestly, great video keep it up.
I have a few notes I wanted to share
i like the long fireship style video i suggest listing out things like the "rules of variables" quickly instead of relying on the user to pause and read
also listing, try out different ways of listing bullet points instead of having them under one another
idk, you could have fixed them in later videos this is the first video I've watched.
keep it up, try and keep adding little information not very known like this
(I didn't know there was a B language)
Thank you for your suggestions! Yes, I'll be implementing them and I'm working on making my video quality even better!
I am glad to watch this 😍
bro covered my whole semester in ten minutes
Great Video!! Deserves million views.
Very helpful guide in extra short time. Thank you
Bro thank you so much you saved me a few hours
Good teaching 😊..thank you
Awesome tutorial!
Amazing video, thanks for this
Man best crash course in so less time ❤
Nice video, a hug from Brazil =D
Thank you
It was really nice 😊
Awesome video I felt like every concept was covered under 10 mins ❤
Glad you liked it!
Great Video! 😊
Looks like Fireship but definitely not copied... Nice video!
Thank you soo much helped me a lot
Thank you so much ❤
Amazing 👏
This is the first time i watched your channel Tmr is my Exam and Omg such a great video for revision
I just loved❤
This 1 video is enough to subscribe your channel
Thank you so much☺
great video
This vedio is a
Lot helpfull 😊
Taking a C course in uni, 4 months of classes never been to one, test is tomorrow. Wish me luck
Great video brother
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Omg now more understand C programming
Very simple and fast C tutorial.
Glad you liked it
❤thanks
the more i dive deeper to other languages, the more i understand that all languages are very similar to each other
So useful for me
This is how coding videos should be!
Great
i watched this once now and it helped my understanding. im gonna watch it coupe of more times and hopefully this can help me pass the test in C tomorrow, otherwise i guess 1 hour of learning with 7 hour gaming break wasnt so effective
Lemme know how you did on the test
@@amanbytes i didn’t pass it
@@asipalacios8701 Oops!! Your guess was correct 😂 Anyway best of luck for the next time 👍You can do it 😉
yeah , he really did it
what do u use to run it in code what software
That's awesome, I just learned C in 10 mins. Time to start building the next text editor :D . Thanks Oh wait did it cover memory?
Nice😇
Thanks
This video has cleared all my doubts Thanks Bro❤
Glad to hear that
I love it
Really awesome!
Thanks!
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great content m but could be greater : 1/ structure of any language 2/ take a simple python script, using top down approach translate that to a C program explaining core concepts of C . the Why the WHA , the Where and the HOW
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Could you please provide the condition for some programs
Bro u can also add the class and objs, inheritance, interface concepts also
Not a programmer but I'm just enjoying bing watching your content
wtf
Is there any 2nd video for more deep C? Thank you much
Now that I have learned C language in 10 minutes, I will apply for Google.
😂Some times i rivind the boom like this only
In school also C language taught but only int,float,char,for loop, while loop, else, if,
In physics, the Ohm's law states that the current through a resistive element is directly proportional
to the voltage applied across the resistance of the element. This can be described with the
following equation:
𝐼 =V/R
Where I is the current flowing through the resistive element, V is the voltage applied, and R is the
resistance of the element.
Write a function in C that calculates and returns the current through a resistive element, given a
voltage value and a resistor value as inputs. Then, test the function with values captured from the
user.
Note: Use double data types for all the variables and calculations.
can you solve this for me please ☺☺☺
It looks similar to JavaScript but with types and memory related stuff
Sir, it would be better if you would have shown all the runs of the codes you showed.
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Bro just made everything clear in 10 mins without breaking ma balls like the others 😂😂
what's that at the end
goat
C is also used for opengl es
Can I get pdf
i kinda love spelling arae that way
Around 6:00 it gets a bit too fast-paced what is going on what is increment?
bro wrote array as arae ?
Me too
C is a high level programming language
C is a lll
Easy to understand and follow.
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But i stole your left shift key, and replaced it with a similar one.
I have a quiz after 20 mins hehehe
1:26
Fact - C language earlier name was (new B) NB language..
And I paid 3k for this 10 mins
gcc? clang? Never heard of it, I'm an MSVC enjoyer.
If you never lern programing and you lern that all in 100% still you dont know how to write any program... Who not display hello world only... :(
0:20 this guy really play LoL with controller huh?
That's not me , it's a stock video 😅
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Bro is obsessed with 69