C Programming Language Tutorial (Advanced) - Structures

[@SubhadipJotavGeek]

Brilliant tutorial, what I didn't get in class is now clear to me by a 9 minutes video tutorial. Keep up the good work.

[@hasibrahman1360]

That's the exact tutorial that i was looking for ............ awsome

[@pranayvaka1113]

Your tutorials are just STELLAR! You have a clear voice,the narration is steady and none of your tutorials ever left me with a blank face!Your logics in those pattern tutorials is simple and easy to understand man.Please continue uploading.Just be patient and You will reach a million views soon :-)

[@oliverchraizy8797]

Love you dawg, going for A level practicals in 6hrs, it's 1am and I know I'm going to crush it

[@lorenzozuluaga4309]

wow i understand in this video more than 3 classes lol ty very much, got a new suscriber

[@badis23]

thank you again for a superb video, please a video that contains structures and pointers

[@nagarajkharvi9081]

The Best programming video tuorials guys....Awesome....Very Happay

[@MrVuthy-xt4bs]

thank you for video. but when I input full name with space like "Adimax Lee", and run it, the roll name and age don't let me input value. it just go skipped. what to fix it?

[@beri4138]

Mr. Vuthy When using scanf, you cannot insert a string with spaces. One workaround I know of is using fgets()

[@jontillo6846]

what to use instead of scanf if you enter name with spaces?

[@stormbytes]

Excellent tutorial on structs. Thanks

[@siddhartharao8490]

Very Clear Explanation..

[@mikrowellen2920]

You explained structures pretty well: it's easy to understand!! I was nearly going to stop the video because your acent is a bit hard to understand, but I am glad I watched it because your explanation is just great!! Keep going! :)

[@Randyorton98ful]

same here hah

[@onelove-sv4vt]

what if we want to add another student data? for example s1,s2,s3,s4,s5

[@ileanajackson9996]

Why doesnt the scanf take in spaces in a string?

[@jameschin6]

+Ileana Jackson while using scanf, space in string is considered as '\0'...i.e null character

[@Fogaata]

Fantastically explained, thank you!

[@dharmisthasojitra7558]

very use full for study ....so thank you

[@HimanshuGupta-us7cu]

Its too good. Please make video for indirect recursion.

[@arif-ul-islamsumon7217]

It's really good for understand .Thank you

[@karan123754]

why dont you need the address operator for the string?

[@clintothomas1030]

www.quora.com/Why-dont-you-need-the-operator-to-pass-the-address-of-a-string-literal

[@NsoundarMCA]

voice is very clear at all, explanation sounds fantastic. Nice buddy! keep it up...

[@harshittjaiswal512]

thankyou for this video.. all concept is clear now!

[@nagarajkharvi9081]

Can you upload unions in c and also difference between structures and unions....Please

[@mohammedsaifali5580]

Structures and Unions are almost same Syntax yet instead of struct we use union in case of unions and Memory is allocated in ascending order and move with type of data while in union there is only one memory allocated for all members

[@akhileshtiwari6155]

You taught so well sir

[@AnujVerma10]

very good bro keep going... and teach us "c" we need you...

[@hymavathirayavarapu2868]

Very clear topic

[@rahulmotwani1071]

how to use scanf function to scan float char and int value in a single statement I m getting error in it

[@beri4138]

rahul motwani scanf("%f %c %d")

[@Amarkumar-bo5fx]

U will be successfull for your honesty

[@Abdulrahman-uk9ny]

where is the next video??

[@52blueberry71]

thank you wethecomptuerguys...

[@dheerendraa483]

good job guys!!

[@narasimhavallampati2740]

Thanks sir I got the basic idea for structures

[@DasariChaitanyacreations]

Thanks for ur video.

[@ankitjaiswal2799]

Sir ! Awesome! Thank you 😊

[@nagarani763]

very good tutorial

[@bhoomikam2420]

exelent supper understanding

[@bhavindhanani6030]

Thnks Good 1 dear ...

[@amjedanver222]

supperb , tutorial is clear ...

[@gamesedited9584]

amjed anver THANKS😊

[@srinivasanp2055]

Make a video on command line argument

[@rahulsuthar8590]

y did u use %s

[@joshuageorge7246]

+Rahul Suthar Hmm good question, I was asking the same. So if anyone understands why, let us know!

[@anakcloudifs5374]

+Joshua George i think %s is for printing strings.

[@SuperVishal76]

+Rahul Suthar "%d" is to accept an integer, same way "%s" is to accept a string. I'd suggest using gets(string) because "%s" does not count space.

[@jhalam3950]

What a explanation !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CHANDANKUMAR-pz3tv]

awesome

[@MdFaisalAbeOakkasRakib]

please upload full pakage of c ... I am fan your video

[@radhamehra373]

Thnkew for dis tutorial its working

[@FestivalFlare]

Very nice sir 🥰😍🥰😍🥰🥰😍😍🥰🤗👌😍

[@spoorthicg5816]

Very nice

[@Amarkumar-bo5fx]

Nice going bro..

[@Mkashyap_Vlog]

good explaination

[@priyastutorial8790]

sir,i like your explanation and your voice is very clearly,nice job sir....sir i have one boubt why did't use & in name

[@dahlizkarthalus9705]

+Priya R Name is in char, and roll and age are in int, so they need &

[@AnonymousAnonymous-kd2yg]

You probably found it by now if not then here is the reason . The above explanation is totally wrong by Dahliz. You have to use ampersand(&) operator to specify the memory location of the targeted Variable . You should know by now that a Variable is the named location in the Memory. We use & operator before a variable in scanf built in function is to tell the compiler to assign the value in the memory location of the targeted variable . But we don't use it with string because in C and C++ string is a single dimensional array of character variables . And the name of an array is actually a pointer to the first index of that array . So an array name already holding the address of the first index of an array . so writing "array" and "&array[0]" is same in scanf function .

[@mahamudulhasanrafi3506]

Many many thanks

[@lindsey5236]

thank u for making it

[@gokulvrnair9518]

suprb :)

[@pavand6537]

please sir try to explain with some more examples

[@max221b4]

thank you sir thank you

[@smtasnimalam1946]

thnx a lot

[@chenchureddy7604]

thank you sir

[@ashfreak005]

This is not advanced structure programming tutorial...its very basic bro

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[@jackson-yh9vn]

good

[@sankarsaikumarchenna7024]

nice

[@junioryao3458]

gOOd

[@nikhhiilreddi1371]

why do you call it " Advanced" if you are explaining the basics of structures? come on bro.

[@anandokumar]

True ...

[@boudouaraimad9491]

could i find some tutorial without the indian accent ? it's hard to understand the most of what he says

[@tarajanus]

try thenewboston tutorials

[@boudouaraimad9491]

thank you so much

[@1ali1996]

no thank you

[@chaabounikhaled4849]

Wtf is that english ????!!!!

[@Peter_1986]

I tink dot diz iz suppohset too be un Indi-yaan ucksent or someting like dot.

[@hasibrahman1360]

That's the exact tutorial that i was looking for ............ awsome