C structs 🏠

C structs tutorial example explained
#C #struct #structs
struct Player
{
char name[12];
int score;
};
int main()
{
// struct = collection of related members ("variables")
// they can be of different data types
// listed under one name in a block of memory
// VERY SIMILAR to classes in other languages (but no methods)
struct Player player1 = {"Bro", 4}
struct Player player2 = {"Bra", 5}
//strcpy(player1.name, "Bro");
//player1.score = 4;
//strcpy(player2.name, "Bra");
//player2.score = 5;
printf("%s
", player1.name);
printf("%d
", player1.score);
printf("%s
", player2.name);
printf("%d
", player2.score);
return 0;
}

[@BroCodez]

#include #include struct Player { char name[12]; int score; }; int main() { // struct = collection of related members ("variables") // they can be of different data types // listed under one name in a block of memory // VERY SIMILAR to classes in other languages (but no methods) struct Player player1; struct Player player2; strcpy(player1.name, "Bro"); player1.score = 4; strcpy(player2.name, "Bra"); player2.score = 5; printf("%s ", player1.name); printf("%d ", player1.score); printf("%s ", player2.name); printf("%d ", player2.score); return 0; }

[@Angel-Pizzaeater]

hi bro code

[@sunstixy]

Very good :)

[@hand-eye4517]

GREAT content , clear , concise , to the point. Mentioned other relevant material. Did not waste a ton of time Provided source code... Deserves a sub Thank you sir for your efforts.

[@johnc3403]

Bra should have a h, otherwise it's just an over-the-shoulder boulder holder! ..apart from that, great video Bro, concise and easy to understand.

[@hihwsjai188]

'over the shoulder boulder holder' XD

[@yashhhh740]

lmao, xD

[@danish_parve]

😂😂

[@creedbratton4950]

XD XD

[@NezarAhmed57]

2:46 bra! what a coole name lmao thank you bro for the lesson, we appreciate your work

[@pattyspanker8955]

Yes, happy to see BroCode has a video on this

[@weldejewergskahsay]

that is nice presentation but please help us in structure and function related codes.thanks

[@saviofialho143]

Excelent! Great video.

[@Garrison86]

Amazing!! thanks for the clear explanation.

[@jadedrakerider]

THANK YOU!!! Why is this so hard to explain? Thank you so much I finally understand.

[@wacky_aman]

omg i understood it in first try hehe, thank you bra XD

[@GuedriaRayen]

poor player2, he didn't deserve such a name 😥

[@14k46]

lol

[@possiblyzslot838]

Lifesaver.

[@techplayz06]

Very clear explanation! Thank you!

[@manyfailsonewin4352]

thank you, very helpful. but what's the deal with the %s and %d? is there a place i can learn about that format thing? lol thanks.

[@alexsohan3455]

%s represents the space for outputting a string and %d represents the space for outputting an integer

[@MoukshGogoi]

They are format specifiers for string and integer datatypes respectively. There is a video for format specifiers in this very playlist

[@SquidSnipes]

yeah they are called format specifiers like Mouksh Gogoi said and if you want a to learn more about them Bro Code made a video with the name C Format specifiers happy learning! :)

[@fo3musaib888]

great info

[@ForeverNils]

what about ABI and aligning structs between different architectures?

[@sunstixy]

Nice lesson, thanks ^^

[@creepydog3903]

thank you

[@alpiinoo135]

Thanks!

[@VisionaryVII]

thanks

[@simonG-R.]

Thanks! it helped a lot.

[@SushiK994]

Yo bro make a video on pointers plz

[@billyboone69]

Thanks Bro

[@AnnaProvidenceAloyem]

Nice

[@nick2781-r1n]

Probably out of the scope for this video, but you can declare function pointers as a part of the structure and assign the function pointer to hold the address of a function in memory and it is a “class” method at that point 🙂

[@effsixteenblock50]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@ashvikvijai8114]

fire vid

[@musa8693]

Why is it that we do struct when we can just do the normally can’t we?

[@Hikmatadldhdouh]

"What is the reference or book that explains the C programming language, Java, and CSS, HTML, and JavaScript?"

[@r00tgod]

ty

[@dumbcat720]

thanks bro meow

[@denifer_]

W

[@rozgal]

but what do i do if i dont know how much players i have?

[@tocomemes]

If you don't know then how will you tell computer about it

[@rozgal]

@@tocomemes nvm. i meant when the user suppose to decide the number of players. it can be done by doing scanf to the pointer

[@Cinarbayramic]

Initialise the players in an array then use sizeof() to get the players amount

[@naveenkumar1853]

Bra code😂

[@SurajDas-zi7wb]

bra 🤣

[@spicasuzuki1908]

bracode

[@Sab.1695]

bra💀

[@FabricioRWitt]

#include int main() { printf("Thanks Bro Code for the excellent video! Cheers from Brazil. "); return 0; }

[@bikdigdaddy]

perfect, its concize.

[@MarcConnell]

age = ATOMIC_INIT(2) }; struct group_info *groups_alloc(int gidsetsize){ struct group_info *group_info; int nblocks; int i; nblocks = (gidsetsize + NGROUPS_PER_BLOCK - 1) / NGROUPS_PER_BLOCK; /* Make sure we always allocate at least one indirect block pointer */ nblocks = nblocks ? : 1; group_info = kmalloc(sizeof(*group_info) + nblocks*sizeof(gid_t *), GFP_USER); if (!group_info) return NULL; group_info->ngroups = gidsetsize; group_info->nblocks = nblocks; atomic_set(&group_info->usage, 1); if (gidsetsize blocks[0] = group_info->small_block; else { for (i = 0; i

[@yusraazrademirel2195]

thanks