Wow! Did an entire JavaScript course and doing currently learning both Java and Python and never knew these fundamental things about programming. I started learning C because I kept hearing people say it helps you understand how hardware works and how programming languages work. Now I know why. Regardless of what programming field you want to get into(web development, desktop development, gaming, system management, etc) you should learn C. I should have started with C first.
This is great stuff Carl! You are teaching me better than my engineering college and professors. I should give you the 50000 dollars. Thank you! -CHRIS
I do not understand one thing: 1 - the string which gives 'Hello reddit' is addressed by a number in RAM 2 - I can associate to this number another string, like reddit_text, which gives the number of the address Does the association between reddit_text and the address of 'Hello reddit' require another string which has another address and this another again and so on?
Great video. Although, I found it funny when he tried to reassure the audience with "I know that may have been a bit confusing, don't worry, we're just covering the basics right now." That didn't sound very reassuring. xD
The language is keeping track of an address (in order to find e.g. hello_reddit). But: is it not rather a RANGE of address (language has to know where it starts AND where it ends)?
this means that you are telling the program language reddit_text means "hello reddit" usually it will be something much longer, this way you can express something large with a simple command. Not a pro, but this is why I am watching, this is what I took from what was said... programming language when program is run puts that text somewhere in memory... using command reddit_text will tell program to retrieve what is in that memory slot.
its just saying "hello reddit" has a big address so to k=make it easy for the person the languages keep track of it in a simple way like reddit_text so it is easy to get
I'm taking C# now (officiall classes etc) but want to resume all of these languages. I never got far after I stopped watching this POS. Want a study partner or something? I'll be taking Java next week and will be busy for a while. though...
Wow! Did an entire JavaScript course and doing currently learning both Java and Python and never knew these fundamental things about programming. I started learning C because I kept hearing people say it helps you understand how hardware works and how programming languages work. Now I know why. Regardless of what programming field you want to get into(web development, desktop development, gaming, system management, etc) you should learn C. I should have started with C first.
You are right... C is mother of all language...
This is great stuff Carl! You are teaching me better than my engineering college and professors. I should give you the 50000 dollars. Thank you!
-CHRIS
Donate it to his son
no need, he died
what happens if a piece of data has multiple addresses? how does one name call multiple addresses? Or is that even possible?
The name I use as a way to adress my data could be called as a pointer?
hes in prison or i think he died idk
I do not understand one thing:
1 - the string which gives 'Hello reddit' is addressed by a number in RAM
2 - I can associate to this number another string, like reddit_text, which gives the number of the address
Does the association between reddit_text and the address of 'Hello reddit' require another string which has another address and this another again and so on?
Great video. Although, I found it funny when he tried to reassure the audience with "I know that may have been a bit confusing, don't worry, we're just covering the basics right now." That didn't sound very reassuring. xD
The language is keeping track of an address (in order to find e.g. hello_reddit). But: is it not rather a RANGE of address (language has to know where it starts AND where it ends)?
this means that you are telling the program language reddit_text means "hello reddit" usually it will be something much longer, this way you can express something large with a simple command.
Not a pro, but this is why I am watching, this is what I took from what was said... programming language when program is run puts that text somewhere in memory... using command reddit_text will tell program to retrieve what is in that memory slot.
thank you for the upload.
Child
thanks for the tutorial i am liking all your videos
Yes sir.
No I dont lol. I am actually happy that I watched these videos and appreciated the work. Def helped my Comp Eng degree.
Yea, I am just knowing about it. That's crazy.
its just saying "hello reddit" has a big address so to k=make it easy for the person the languages keep track of it in a simple way like reddit_text so it is easy to get
Didn't Carl die about a year ago?
+Timothy Chin - Dude, thanks for fucking my lessons up!!! Oh lord!!! I can't imagine this guy doing what he apparently did to his son!!
Damn it.
I know, it's really fucked up. Are you (still) studying C?
I'm taking C# now (officiall classes etc) but want to resume all of these languages. I never got far after I stopped watching this POS. Want a study partner or something? I'll be taking Java next week and will be busy for a while. though...
Okay, my second attempt through this. He's such a great teacher, it's such a shame what he did.