seems so simple but this type of video is what the YT programming-tutorial community is missing. Quick, succinct, factual, and to the point. Thanks. Your vids on C fundamentals are a huge help
6 years later and they is coming in clutch for my midterm I have coming up in the morning! Thank you! 6 years later and still informative and relevant.
fantastic explanation of why we need to use #define PRODUCT(X, Y) (X) * (Y) instead of #define PRODUCT(X, Y) X * Y your videos are so easy to understand! you make me start loving c!
Have you realize that the videos that have low views are real informative videos especially programming language videos. Thanks you so much it is gonna be useful assert function parameters i guess.
I don't know if is a good practice to use the pre-processor for something like the calculation of a given function, but it has sense to replace the constanst in order not to use space of memory to storage constansts.
I abuse the hell out of the "define" directive - sometimes I replace an entire body of statements with a single word that summarises its purpose. I realise that this is often considered poor programming practice, but it often feels very convenient - especially things like replacing the awkward line "( ('a'
seems so simple but this type of video is what the YT programming-tutorial community is missing. Quick, succinct, factual, and to the point. Thanks. Your vids on C fundamentals are a huge help
6 years later and they is coming in clutch for my midterm I have coming up in the morning! Thank you! 6 years later and still informative and relevant.
fantastic explanation of why we need to use #define PRODUCT(X, Y) (X) * (Y) instead of #define PRODUCT(X, Y) X * Y
your videos are so easy to understand!
you make me start loving c!
Have you realize that the videos that have low views are real informative videos especially programming language videos. Thanks you so much it is gonna be useful assert function parameters i guess.
Fantastic vid! This was a perfect reminder of what macros are & what they can do & a common pitfall!
I'm working with C for a course at my university and this is quite helpful.
This is really good bruh you made it more clear than the man page thank you so much :)
Fascinating! Really good introduction. Thank you!
Tysm I always recommend your channel to my friends for C programming and OS related concepts.
Why does this video have so few visuals??? It's fantastic, as all your videos
Visuals
Thanks for all C vids, you helped me a lot!
Thanks for the videos. You do a great job explaining and teaching
your videos are really fantastic!!! keep it up
Really great video, very thanks for the content
your video is awesome bro, thank you so much!
top-tier vids! Thank you so much, man!
Thank you so much, very well done introduction to macros!
Still best channel teach C with friendly way
Great video easy to understand 👍
incredible explanation
Thanks for the knowledge!
I don't know if is a good practice to use the pre-processor for something like the calculation of a given function, but it has sense to replace the constanst in order not to use space of memory to storage constansts.
This video have to be popular
thanks very good explanation
Nice explainationThamx
what a gift
Great channel! Thank you very much!
Oh my gaawd.. u r great
No wonder that our C++ teacher told us "when in doubt, add more parentheses"
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Thank you so much for the tutorials!
amazing..
Very cool
Please why do you like using main with arguments instead of void?
That's just how the standard defines it
thanks a ton!
I abuse the hell out of the "define" directive - sometimes I replace an entire body of statements with a single word that summarises its purpose. I realise that this is often considered poor programming practice, but it often feels very convenient - especially things like replacing the awkward line
"( ('a'
I would use a function for that maybe. But, definitely if you want the most performance (and some good readability), this is the way to go
I reckon I have struck gold
ummmmmm sorry but r u a german ?
No. I'm Romanian
Thank you for the demo! I never used it this way: #define PRODUCT(X,Y) X*Y interesting!