Structs in C | What you Need to Know

[@codebreakthrough]

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[@SteelHorseRider74]

I first got in contact with C in the early-to-mid-90s ... but I never got such a good and easy to understand explanation about structs et al - please go on with your videos, they are invaluable

[@milk-it]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@ElementResources-rp8ox]

THANK YOU for continuing to make C videos. Please keep making C videos....it is just amazing how much it is used in the industry and there is less fresh material available for it. Thank you!

[@henrikchristensen65688]

it is also common to suffix typedef names with _t to make it clear that it is a custom type e.g. point_t or city_t

[@MnatsakanMatSharafyan]

I love watching your channel videos. There are very well structures. I usually use INTED Chrome Extension, and combined experience is just great

[@FivosTheophylactou]

Very informative video. Its hard to find quality c videos nowadays

[@Developer921]

Bro, I have a college exam tomorrow from OOP in Java, and I have watched your videos which were very helpful

[@mjordan1117]

Hello, you are my fav c++ youtuber. you and code beauty. Im however shocked that you have no video in regards to exceptions.

[@vzool]

Thanks for this contents, how can we store and read structs from the file system? ^_^

[@ElectroEmperor101]

Hey caleb, something I don't quite understand is what you would call the null character. When you stated that the array could contain 100 characters, you said it can only store 99 characters. This is confusing as I'm familiar with array indexing beginning at 0 (as a reference to being 0 elements away). Has this changed or are you purposely ignoring the 0 index, due to convenience as at feels more sound to start with a 1. And if it does start at 0, would that not make the array capable of containing 101 characters with the null character occupying the 100th index, which would still leave 100 free array elements to enter.

[@codebreakthrough]

Do you have a timestamp on which section you are referring to? I could check if I said anything wrong mistakenly. But generally the size is how many characters, so size 100 is index 0-99, but one is taken up by the null character, so you can only really use 99 of the spots

[@ottoblog9208]

I am about to fail a c course at college,,,

[@mastershooter64]

How did it go man?

[@mr.erikchun5863]

I know your ‘master’ course will go over pointers like every money hungry KZbin person. They’ll just say the basics but it’s ok. I don’t need anyone anymore