thank you so much madam. I was confused about pointer, address, array before. However, now this video helps me solve my problems. You are such a good teacher madam :)
you increased the base add. with 2 bytes for every element in the array ! how ? although the int data type reserve 4 bytes in the memory exactly the 32-bit compiler and 8 bytes in the 64-bit compiler ?
thank you so much madam. I was confused about pointer, address, array before. However, now this video helps me solve my problems. You are such a good teacher madam :)
Ma"m.. u taught us very well..simple..clear.. probably in the sweetest way... and yor nailpaint is lovely .. 😍
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Your videos will help a lot of students at present and also in future
Madam Thanks madam I'm clearly understood what you u r saying you will become good teacher
Thank you maam it helped me a lot to understand the concept
Thank you so much teacher, very helpful and useful!
last 5min 😍😍👌👌, Thanks
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Thank you so much mam and good explanation mam😚😚😚
Good explanation
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Good teaching. Thanks.
Thank you so much ma'am to guide us
hi mam, here the elements are a[0], a[1], a[2]..right and its values are 10, 20, 30,... right. Your output is confusing . please confirm it.
Crystal clear 🙏🙏
Thank u so much mam..
you increased the base add. with 2 bytes for every element in the array ! how ? although the int data type reserve 4 bytes in the memory exactly the 32-bit compiler and 8 bytes in the 64-bit compiler ?
Tq u so much, well explained
Mam ye SB topic ka notes dijiye na or iska video bnayena
Structure using array I have to write 5 names...?
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From next time if you're posting any concepts please do mention part 1,2,3.....i was having trouble finding the sequence .
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