Remember certain data types have memories based on compiler. Int can be 2 to 4 bytes, etc. All depends on the compiler, hence good to use sizeof(type). Good video
could not understand anything after 8:45, :( why do we need arrow ?? the arrow should be used to access memory location, I got that, so what is the point ? what is the purpose of using unions ? if 2of 3 values are garbage? to save memory?
Got confused post the output a and b as garbage value, need to understand with the help of logical example. Didn't get the requirement of union keyword, please help me out
excellent video madam
Remember certain data types have memories based on compiler. Int can be 2 to 4 bytes, etc. All depends on the compiler, hence good to use sizeof(type). Good video
Does it mean only one field is used at a time ?
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could not understand anything after 8:45, :(
why do we need arrow ?? the arrow should be used to access memory location, I got that, so what is the point ?
what is the purpose of using unions ? if 2of 3 values are garbage? to save memory?
Thank you mam very helpful video
Truly your videos are very useful thank u so much mam ❤️
Got confused post the output a and b as garbage value, need to understand with the help of logical example.
Didn't get the requirement of union keyword, please help me out
Less space is required in union than structure
Very useful mam
Mam integer also 4 bytes
But thank you mam
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2 Bytes for int? What year are you living in? Few misleading claims in the video!
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Very useful but using for tamil
Which compiler assigns int as 2 byte? 🤔
16 bit operating system
TC++ compiler..assign int as 2 byte and 32-bit compiler or you can say... gcc compiler uses 4 byte for int datatypes....hope you understand..
3:21 I think that integer data type takes 4 bytes in the memory
in Modern int-32bit compiler take 4Byte But in Old Compiler it takes 2 Byte Hope U Understand
No int take 2 bytes
int is 32 bits which is 4 bytes. A short is 16 bits which is 2 bytes.
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