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@@rakeshramesh9248 String is implemented as an array of characters in C. When you forward an array to a function, you actually forward the address of the first element of that array. So, &array[0] = array in C. In this case, you just forward the address of the first element of the array of characters, and that is your String.
Look i have been looking for another thing and i see this and i now know that functions can return pointers in a easy way even my understanding of function pointers is better. Thank alot❤❤
In C, it's allowed primarily because there's not much else the name of a function, by itself, could mean. All you can do with an actual function is call it. If you're not calling it, the only thing you can do is take the address. Since there's no ambiguity, any time a function name isn't followed by a ( to signify a call to the function, the name evaluates to the address of the function. --recite from stackoverflow
*My takeaways:* 1. What is a function pointer 1:30 2. How to create a function pointer 6:25 3. Function pointer vs function that returns a pointer 8:39
For example at 11:50, under main you have void (*ptr)(char*); I don't understand why the asterisk is following the char, yet it's before the ptr. Thank you.
Hello, i have the same problem to understand void (*ptr)(char*). pointer function expects for an address as argument, but when it gets the address of "Tom", should in void function as output like this :printf("Hello %s " , *name); why here no * for name. thank you.
This is interesting, creating "function pointers" which are pointing to a function's address. Never knew such concept existed. I have a question, does it matter if the function pointer points to the function prototype or function definition? Thanks.
thank u sir u have cleared my doubts bt one thing i haven't understood is that why have u changed c to *ptr in main if we use *c then what will be the difference
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You explain everything in a very simple and easy way to understand. You are really great and talented. It would be great if you could make a c++ full course that covers all the c++ language. For me it's much better than learning at the university from all teachers. Thank you so much. Please do the full course.
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Thanks for emphasizing the difference between with and without parenthesis in the declaration.
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There are a lot of small Indian youtubers who have some of the greatest tutorials on TH-cam. They helped me so much during my Calculus and Physics classes. Not to mention this channel for CSE
@@arcaneben9171 Yes but there is so much Indian programming related material that some of them must be garbage
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That was such a clean explanation. Thank you.
char* means you have a data type that is pointer to character. Is this what you want to know? At what time in the video are you confused?
Name is ptr variable its expecting a address.. how are we passing a string then? Can someone explain?
@@rakeshramesh9248 String is implemented as an array of characters in C. When you forward an array to a function, you actually forward the address of the first element of that array. So, &array[0] = array in C. In this case, you just forward the address of the first element of the array of characters, and that is your String.
@@njegostrajkovic4451 Did you mean &array[0] == array instead of &array[0] = array?
@@gammyhorse yea he was basically trying to say that &array[0] and array are equivalent and can be used interchangebly
Look i have been looking for another thing and i see this and i now know that functions can return pointers in a easy way even my understanding of function pointers is better. Thank alot❤❤
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In C, it's allowed primarily because there's not much else the name of a function, by itself, could mean. All you can do with an actual function is call it. If you're not calling it, the only thing you can do is take the address. Since there's no ambiguity, any time a function name isn't followed by a ( to signify a call to the function, the name evaluates to the address of the function. --recite from stackoverflow
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OUTSTANDING EXPLANATION! 🙌
*My takeaways:*
1. What is a function pointer 1:30
2. How to create a function pointer 6:25
3. Function pointer vs function that returns a pointer 8:39
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its crazy how much important pointers is in C++ but my professor just glossed over it like its nothing.
The Professor don't want to indulge themselves in pointer | Even some great programmers pull out their leg when pointers enter the room.
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For example at 11:50, under main you have void (*ptr)(char*);
I don't understand why the asterisk is following the char, yet it's before the ptr.
Thank you.
here ptr is pointer variable and char is pointer datatype.
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Thanks from 1:31 to 4:13
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Hello, i have the same problem to understand void (*ptr)(char*). pointer function expects for an address as argument, but when it gets the address of "Tom", should in void function as output like this :printf("Hello %s
" , *name); why here no * for name. thank you.
Conversion of string to char* is not allowed in C++, so this works
void printNum(const char* a){
cout
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This is interesting, creating "function pointers" which are pointing to a function's address. Never knew such concept existed. I have a question, does it matter if the function pointer points to the function prototype or function definition? Thanks.
Great Video and good explanation! But why do we use function pointers?
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thank u sir u have cleared my doubts bt one thing i haven't understood is that why have u changed c to *ptr in main if we use *c then what will be the difference
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