when u open the .obj file in vim, the part on the right is just showing u what the bytes look when interpreted as ascii text. each line contains (left to right): the line index, the bytes in hex, and the bytes in ascii. it is wholly unrelated to x86, and is meaningless here, unless looking at character or string data.

helped a lot, thank you!

I'm having a seminar on monday and I chose this topic(out of given 3)......after seeing your video....

i am going in Austria in university and my prof could not explain it that good then you! great Thank you!!

"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" - EE306 Instructor

the goat

sad to see you dont make videos anymore this is the only explanation I understood

trash

good presentation!! and informative !!

wget is a introduction to web scraping . just a taste of that sweet sweet power .

Also, it should be noted that the PMOSs will be upside down while doing this. The source connected to VCC and the drain connected to ground.

Explanation is fantastic!! y needs to be passed to inverter?

great video thank you!

Thank you sir What is the use of cmos?? Where we can implement in real time applications? Can you explain with one example.

your explaination was great. However, I would wonder how the process of implementing a boolean function would be like if the bar does not apply to the whole function. For example, z= a*b + bar of(c+d)?

easy and short example to draw the cmos... thnx

What if their is no bar ??? ABC+~ABC????

I wish i understood this, I get lost when you draw the circuit

what if it was A comp + B comp, like that etc

Basically the complement above it, you ignore it at first and leave it for PMOS

but what if they are not "notted"

The best explanation! Great job!

NMOS, can we put C below the parallel of the A and B

This video help me a lot to familiar with Cmos, Pmos & Nmos. Thanks for clear explanation. I really appreciate to watch your tutorial.

Had to watch it twice to completely understand...Thanks fam!

Good explanation sir

thank you so so much this is so helpful and so much better than my professors lecture!

can i put he D below the parallel?

It is easy to understand than the textbook

Ty so much, you explain much better than the others.

people want knowledge as fast as possible, try to edit waiting pauses out.

Man u r my Savior..

Where can i get the simulator?

great explanation

this is the 3rd time im watching this.. i watch it b4 every exams

your drawing sucks but I figured something out

's' in CMOS is "semiconductor"

NIce.Thanks a lot..

it was my first lecture.. very useful.. thank you

Sorry man, I mean nothing bad, but this was confusing. I think you should make a plan for the lecture and then do the actual lecture, rather than improvising like this. You have the knowledge, that is clear. But knowing how to deliver the knowledge, is as important. Thanks for the effort anyway.

I guess I'm not failing my cmos quiz after all. Thank you!

Was quite informative, Thank you 👍

very useful vid. thanks

This makes it look sooo easy, needed to review and this helped so much

Linux mint uses nemo as file manager. It's a Nautilus fork (so you were close enough ;P)

I appreciate you wanting to help out, but the video was poorly executed. You should have familiarized yourself with wget before you even decided to make a video. Also, no one wants to watch a video of someone else googling solutions.