Do you know the types of pointers in C ? Here it is a detailed tutorial on types of pointers

[@RejanChitrakar]

Good video

[@EmbeddedC]

+Electrical and Electronics Engineering thank you

[@DeepakRaor126]

Info provided is good and helpful, but I wish you to note about soundings.. Matter sound is low on full volume

[@EmbeddedC]

+Deepak Rao thanks for your feedback, we'll consider the same

[@rajanbajaj3912]

sir what is the difference between the definition of far and huge pointer

[@jayanthyeturi8322]

Bro Far pointer access faster than huge pointer

[@BiswajitDas-jd1ji]

Does near, far and huge pointer applicable for Linux platform?

[@EmbeddedC]

Yes it's applicable

[@BiswajitDas-jd1ji]

Thanks for reply. AFAIK Traditional Linux, which is based upon i386 arc which is 32 bit address bus and x86_64 supports 64bits. So how it is applicable for linux? I know it is applicable for 20bit arc. If it supports in Linux , then how? I would like to clear that information 😊

[@kenoyeikata859]

Good evening everyone. Please the keyword for near, far and huge pointer how can we write their keyword because I wrote them as near,far and huge according to the video I watch but my code are giving me error?

[@nadaabbas6329]

When can a pointer cause memory leak?

[@mohankumarkumar9443]

good work

[@kunalthakur4077]

mic is giving so much of disturbance

[@sujithar3761]

Animation is good 👍

[@Praveenkumar-kd4yc]

usefull ifo

[@SantoshT445]

One output is missing!

[@EmbeddedC]

+Santosh T P what's that

[@SantoshT445]

In the printf statement there are three format specifiers so there should be 3 outputs. But in the video there are only 2. And as shown in video **p points to chat, output would be 1. Please comment

[@sujithar3761]

Animation is good 👍

[@EmbeddedC]

+Sujitha R thank you keep following this channel