list processor

it's uh, not THAT hard but uhm, yeah it's quite. uhh. yeah.

This is exactly how I remember it.

Isn't int *x[] is a pointer to an array, and not a array of pointers? edt: pointer to a start of an array i mean

you also shoudl do something like int arr[] = {1,2,3] 1[&x]

it June25/2024 and i lose my job thanks to open-A.I . not just for dev's , they even kick out animators. also nobody here get 100k. wasnt even 10k, but thats was our job for 8 years. and now i cant even use unreal & etc cuz they think we may wanna make something better than that crapy deep-learning .. so we are ban on any 3d software too. should i work in a farm ? cuz there is no farm here on this fking city . there is no dev's and no human in game companies anymore. A second that shit learn your stuff = they kick you out. anyway thanks for the meme .

Superb content, thanks !!!

how is the last metal track named? Also your project is cool asf

You start at zero, go to 70 then back to zero, have a good day.

I'm trying to make a model mod for the first time and yeah............

Lol "mămăliga"

WHY WAS ULTRAMAN TAIGA THERE???

People use this as an excuse to say not to use pointers at all, but that's honestly just as insane.

You forgot documentation.. i mean lack of it.

Christian would be proud🥹

As a musician i can tell literally we all steal chords and its not stealing actuslly because there is already a system with progressions that we can maybe modify a little if you want to? But its still the same. Its like using formulas i guess nut chaging the letter X to an "A" for example. Everything it's literally invented. You just have to out some imagination to create something new and original from it! Or not. Thats cool too! To be honest clichés can be a great challenge. And by that i mean, the most used poor chords. Its about making them yours and unique or just something typical but catchy! Everything is great. That's the gift in music. Almost everything is already invented thanks to Bach-san. To me he was more like a scientific in music than a composser tbh. I love your video btw! Even if i find it now, a little late haha

"Semantic satiation" is a psychological phenomenon in which repetition causes a word or phrase to temporarily lose meaning for the listener, who then perceives the speech as repeated meaningless sounds...

The word "pointer" is now meaningless to me.

why do you name the your player cube in the first place?

This is so fr

So what i learned from this video is that pointers are kind of like arrays... most of the other stuff flew over my head

It's not a game. it's a simulation 😇😇

typedef

Did somebody count how many times he's saying "pointer"?

Ive done enough (i think) graph problems to say that they also are just do bfs or dfs depending on the problem and maybe also use a set to keep track of something you need and that's everything. What makes me personally go insane about data structures is fucking btrees. I could never implement one, only managed to do insertion, and it still haunts my dreams to this very day, for i was not strong enough to accomplish such a daunting task. Dont even get me started on B+ trees

and here I am just using addresses and address-pointer casting instead of those deliberately unreadable lines(it is a free operation as the cast is completely implicit). one of the most important things I see in those examples is the lack of using typedefs to break down unreadable types and another is over-verbose pointer types and double/triple pointers. double pointers are only useful for giving a function the ability to set the data of a pointer. a double pointer being an array of variable sized or non continuous arrays is another option but is very ill advised for a plain pointer array and would better be used by a proper data structure to avoid memory leaks and provide utility, you are already not getting performance when you use such an absurd data type anyways, might as well get the benefits of working slower. triple pointers are just useless. but that is my opinion as an embedded and systems softeng.

Sad thing is I know everything u did and still dont have a job lol

What's the song at the end?

now I know how to use the sylladex

It's funny because the Udemy course he used is the exact same I'm doing right now

And how exactly this is superior to Javascript 😂

I clicked because God was on thumbnail

The playlist for this video is next level.

This is why I keep using Free Pascal, how the frog declaration can look like a cat slamming keyboard resulting a regex string?

4:33 shutterstock image. He is holding the tip of a soldering iron.

song from k-on, nice

This is true unity is an ass software first of all the animation is super laggy it’s impossible to add a player coding fucking sucks everything about unity is ass

I gave this video a thumbs up even before watching it. Anyone who tries to explain pointers to us 'dumbdumbs' is definitely a modern-day Prometheus.

Thanks for the pointers!

Honestly the longer you do it the better you get. Just make some bad stuff, upload it, and keep going. It takes a year to a year and a half to make really good stuff (from my personal experience.)

"And if i enable this option here, too Cut"

just gotta do some dma and rule of 5 and pc will explode less.

An array of function pointers sounds like something that could be extremely useful, but I can't imagine any situation where it would be useful

Me in a nutshell cause I have it on my sister's laptop

I laughed way too hard at 1:30, 🤣 great stuff, man.

I always macro pointer to something readable 😂 nit dealing with that shit life 🧬 is short

My other name for a pointer is "Why I am a Java programmer."

So let me tell you this once and I am not going to repeat myself: cube cube cubecubecube, cubecub, cubecube cube cube cube. Then cube, cube, cube, cube and cube, so cubecubecub cube. Cube cube?

As hairy and convoluted as the examples got, you did a fantastic job of breaking them down. I’ve spent most of my time coding in python and Java, so have thankfully never had to use pointers in practice. I do, however, remember the outright confusion experienced during a college C++ class…

I wrote a scene management system for a game I'm making that uses function pointers to swap out things modularly. I've never seen or written anything with more than 2 levels deep of pointers. I can see 3, but beyond that it sounds to me like someone has a horrible design and should rethink what they're doing.