Dereferencing Pointers | C | Tutorial 28

[@skmtdn_00]

I watched your Java tutorial 4 years ago, went to a bootcamp and didn't keep it up after that. Now I'm bach rehabilitating & learning new stuff (C right now). Your tutorial are the best! Hope you're doing well Mike!

[@rowevr]

Awesome video! Thank you!

[@harkakatwal6995]

Very helpful video. I really learnt!!!

[@anandakrishnannair]

Thank you. This is very much clear.

[@grapesoe]

thank you!

[@TheTormozz]

FInally some good teaching

[@volodymyrmareyev9504]

Thanks for explanation!

[@vincebeknown]

Thanks Bro!

[@mikegonz5108]

Why use the term 'Dereference' and not just use 'Reference'?

[@mathewkloepfer664]

Because the pointer itself is a reference, but the value it points to is not a reference.

[@saidarshan6008]

what is the diference btween printf("%d",&age) and printf("%p",&age)

[@nogabitzer3586]

printf(%d, &age) is giving you the value of age and printf(%p, &age) is gicing you the adress of age

[@cbworm]

%d displays the information in decimal form %p displays the information in pointer form (hexadecimal)

[@JamaaLS]

Thank you!