Callback Functions in C Explained

[@xaiga29]

My question was answered within the first 40 seconds of the video, "What is a callback function?" Answer: "A callback function is a function that is passed to another function as an argument." Good Stuff!

[@jasnarmstrng]

Clear and straight to the point. Thanks.

[@alikemalaldogan2492]

I really liked the content. At these days it is very hard to find a deeply and simply videos. Thanks

[@bizzy423]

Thank You for going more in depth in your example using qsort. Look forward to your "C" videos!

[@netsweemji]

You explained it well .it is very good and easy to understand.

[@dhruvandangar8005]

very informative.
that type of deep knowledge content we need.
please make more of these types of videos.

[@slavago_1]

Wow, I understand everything you explained in the video so easily! Thank you very much!

[@almnetx]

Best Callback Explanation Ever! Thanks my friend, GBY!

[@moizkhan132]

This video is great, You cleared my concept of callback and function pointer, Thanks a lot

[@redmundperrz7234]

Very good explanation and sample of function pointer

[@shadabpundeer3105]

Easy to understand. We can directly call the callback function just like a normal routine. Why we made them function pointer?
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[@shrikantvaishnav1077]

Short and precise description 👍👍👍

[@christopherlabisch621]

Thank you very much. Very precise and to the point.
I have a question. Is it possible to implement asynchronous callback functions in C?

[@atharwaadawdakar4144]

Great explanation !!

[@justdoingodswork]

Thank for this video, really helped me.

[@austinbaccus]

Awesome video. Thank you for the explanation! :)

[@codeflash6896]

Hey, thanks for your input.
Please keep in mind that the video is about implementing callback functions in C while you are talking about C++. C doesn't support lambda expressions.

[@ImmortalBest]

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[@JamesEggleston]

That’s was such a good explanation, thanks!!

[@atticusrussell1225]

Great tutorial!

[@yadniksn6657]

Nice explanation.
Plz add more vdos on this topic like sending struct pointer and many more.🙏🙏

[@cyberspider78910]

I am clearing my own mind. Just correct me if I am wrong :
"Using compar as the way it is defined (i.e. int compar (const void *p1, const void* p2); allows a custom comparison function even for objects derived from a class via type casting in compar function same as the way you have done by casting those void* pointers to int* pointer. "
If I understood above correctly, I think I have understood the utility of call back functions correctly. Please verify my understanding and oblige.

[@NeverGiveUp_oo7]

Can you implement asynchronous call back function?

[@dahlia2631]

Could you please share video with information regarding how callback function is different from goto ?

[@MegaMicraman]

Very good.

[@yonatanelizarov6747]

So callback functions are like interrupts?

[@codeflash6896]

They are more like interrupt service routines.

[@yonatanelizarov6747]

@@codeflash6896 Why don't use function call from inside the function? What added value we get from putting function as argument?

[@codeflash6896]

Because different callback functions can be called from a single "main" function.
By providing the callback function as an argument to a "main" function, the code is more generic since only this "main" function is needed to call different callback functions within it.
The alternative would be to have multiple different "main" functions that each call their hardcoded callback function. This creates code duplication.

[@fokusdesain9521]

good bro

[@coachremmy]

great video

[@juanalbertofalconquezada3738]

Thaks a lot!

[@ubaidarshad]

Thanx 😅

[@mehulshah9027]

everyone explains what you explained...but give real time example of synchronous and asynchronous callback functions

[@ghaderiimuhammad_english8622]

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