63 - POINTERS PASSING AS ARGUMENTS TO FUNCTIONS - C PROGRAMMING

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Giving clear explanation 👏👏👏

[@ethiopia-prevails498]

Tnx that u gave me better explaplanations on ur platform. My question is what does it mean if (int *)&a written.

[@vithanalabhargav129]

Sir, In this program the printf statement ("%d",sum); in the function definition will it prints the address or the value stored in that address?

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi bhargav nice observation here i have to replace the printf statement ("sum=%d",*sum); thanks for your correction.

[@saisriharshayellaboyina2434]

Nice observation bro

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[@aleXelaMec]

good explanation! thanks

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Sir i understood easily by your video.If you are telling funtion pointer i hope it will be too useful for everyone

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[@GSP-vd9yr]

Clear and brief explanation sir

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[@DEEPAKM-gk2pj]

sir inside of printf statement (* sum) is give correct ans.but sum is print the address of sum

[@kushalyeruvaka5312]

EXPLAINED WELL SIR......

[@nandugaming4592]

Tq sir well explanation

[@Seerat.Bashir]

Sir can u plz make a video on passing arrays( both by element and whole array) as function arguement..Sir plz reply ..

[@anithar2268]

U r brilliant sir. Super!

[@sundeepsaradhi]

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[@mrds7981]

sir your explanation is excellent and very understanding. can you please explain the example program for accessing string members using pointers

[@SatheeshKumar-bk4vv]

If u declare variables like a, b, sum=0 it means for all the three variables are initialized as zero.

[@Contemelia]

No. It means that sum is initialized as 0 and a and b are declared. If u want all of em to be initializes as 0, you type it as int a = 0, b = 0, sum = 0;

[@Rahulkumar-dg5pu]

Thanks sir concept cleared !!

[@pritamsaha2848]

sir...here add() is the called function and main() is its calling function...

[@arunaagt8229]

is this program is call by reference or call by value?

[@mayank_singh_43]

One thing is missing Actually in last line ,inside printf of add function ,we should write *sum in place of sum.

[@mayank_singh_43]

But nice content sir ,i learnt this thing completely from your video

[@vallimanickam7439]

sir valli from cuddalore ,tamil district . i like ur videos very much excellent explanation sir. one doubt sir i need full program outside the main we declare function sir this is correct one sir int add( int int int) or int add(^int *int *int) if it is wrong how can i declare

[@fahadp7454]

We can't print sum inside function add ?

[@preethig8334]

Thank u sir

[@singanapallinagasai6447]

Sir if we print *sum means what will come in printf statement

[@subhasish5047]

*sum last me hoga btw love u Sir

[@sumathijanani2467]

In main() we use local variables and how that variables are used in user defined function

[@shabarish2727]

in user defined fucntion we write int *a This is completely different that that in the main function

[@whatwelearntoday]

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[@MKSundaram]

Why and where we can use pointers?

[@aswiniganesan8137]

"Write a program to print all permutations of a given string",can you please explain this program in one of your videos sir.

[@moropaneedwin4915]

This video is super .It is number one... Thank you for playing an important role in our lives Sir. So ,Is it possible that I can declare the variable sum only in the function definition and not in the main function ?

[@moropaneedwin4915]

for instance ,I just write it like this int sum=0 ; sum=*a+*b ; cout

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi Edwin you can write like this.This will also give the same result.

[@thakararkeval4759]

How can we pass 2d array in function and try to explain in how memory work in that process..

[@sushantregmi2126]

should have used different variables rather than a and b in the add function, it would have been more clear to understand and its printf ("sum = %d ", *sum );

[@seethals7917]

Thank you sir...

[@slientpower_3661]

Please provide total pointer concepts

[@iam_bunny3239]

function declaration not written sir

[@rajaessaar789]

Sir why you couldn't declare the pointer variable

[@rajeshmishra4025]

Can we use anything else at the place of add in the same programm??? Why this add is used???

[@shivanichavan6275]

Yes u can

[@balipavankalyan5008]

At last sentence printf ("sum = %d ", *sum );

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi bali printf ("sum = %d ", *sum ); is the correct one and thanks for observation and correction.

[@Mani_2808]

the program does not execting sir

[@satellite964]

what if a was initialized as int *a instead of just int a?

[@khojpedia5759]

Awesome sir

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Thanks sir

[@sundeepsaradhi]

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thank you sr

[@sundeepsaradhi]

always welcome manoj

[@balipavankalyan5008]

It is right or urs right

[@sathiyajvrajan5805]

Hi sir, can u examplain this functions to pointer using signals .....and how it works in linux

[@ShivamVerma-gq2sm]

sir why are not writing any return type in both the function definition?

[@akshayambrose451]

While writing the code for main(), you can skip return type(void or int). The program will work fine.

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Sir please make a video on array of pointers

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[@balipavankalyan5008]

Sir , very nice

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[@balipavankalyan5008]

Sundeep Saradhi Kanthety Sure sir

[@balipavankalyan5008]

Can you help me , please sir

[@aruranganeshan2951]

It's seems to be confusion because same variables are using main,add function, Please refer this code , if i wrong please correct me #include void add(); int main() { int a,b,sum=0; printf("Enter a & b"); scanf("%d %d",&a,&b); add(&a,&b,&sum); } void add(int *x,int *y,int *z) { *z=*x+*y; printf("Total=%d ",*z); }

[@rajeshchowdary3260]

Please explain double pointers

[@youaremyfavoritemistake813]

sir..I am passing integer pointer but while receiving I want receive in char pointer..pls explain

[@epurijala4025]

nice

[@jayachandrareddy3624]

Sir pls tell me about dynamic memory allocation sir

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi jayachandra thanks for your interest towards our channel and soon i will try to upload the video.

[@jayachandrareddy3624]

Thank you sir

[@chandanboro8714]

plzzz sir...make a video about dynamic memory allocation

[@shifazahera7099]

Sir while writing printf statement in the end cant we write *sum??

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi shifa you can write * sum in the printf function so that it will print the value of variable sum. Hope your doubt has been clarified.

[@shifazahera7099]

Thank you

[@zenmohan8076]

sir can you upload the video reagrding array and pointers..

[@raniswarupa6117]

Features pointer

[@sonamsharma9090]

sir please passing argument in function ka square vala program appload kijiye na

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi sonam plz communicate in english so that i can easily understand your problem for clarifying your doubt.

[@chantisuragali4586]

sir u for got to wirte *sum.

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spr sir

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sir upload video about pointer to pointer

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[@b-techwala874]

#CODE #include int add(int*,int*,int*);// Function declartion int main() { int a,b; int sum=0; printf("Enter the values of a and b: "); scanf("%d%d",&a,&b); add(&a,&b,&sum); // Calling the function } // Function definition /* * represents the value of which the pointer that pointing the variable or address and & represents the address of the variable*/ int add(int *a,int *b,int *sum) { sum=*a+*b; printf("sum=%d",sum); }

[@harshabannaravuri9229]

Wrong bro

[@harshabannaravuri9229]

In function sum is pointer variable

[@akshaykumark5339]

this video is not that as satisfying sir function doesn't print anything I think

[@sundeepsaradhi]

hi akshay here we have written function which belongs to FUNCTIONS WITH ARGUMENTS WITHOUT RETURN VALUES. So we have written output statement in user defined function itself. If you want to write the output statement in main function then you can write return output to main function. Hope you satisfied with my answer and your doubt has been clarified.

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Your teaching method is good but please speak in hindi

[@bondavijaykishore4712]

Hii sir, functions full ga doubt undhi explain cheyyandi sir motham

[@sweetychallagolla7575]

sir please make a vedio on arrays of pointers.