fread() and fwrite() function in c programming | file input output in c : part 9

[@prashant1206]

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[@ngonidzashemwanjira208]

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[@AdiC20]

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[@RealEverythingComputers]

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[@oddmetre]

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[@Prince_D_Coder]

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[@totsh2056]

Thank you for such a thorough explanation. If I use a loop, will it not keep overwriting the first element of the array?

[@PedagogyV]

you need to have a condition to break the loop.

[@nomnomnoname]

Thanks for making it simple🫶

[@tarunb5084]

thanks for making video on this topic

[@mesbahuddin5328]

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[@khomo12]

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[@vittorio9388]

1:29 (a int*) is arledy the adress of the first element of the array. You should not pass the (&a int**)

[@stressbuster5085]

Correct only a should be passed

[@ttitrends]

Very Good explanation. Keep it up.

[@PedagogyV]

Thank you... :)

[@vrajalingam3487]

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[@PRIYANSHUCHAUDHARY-c6l]

Bro ek question tha In fread function value of A is over written..... If not how does the variable pointer moves to the next memory block.......what is reason/logic behind it🤔

[@san-wh8dz]

What a good explanation ! Thx You !

[@MrLemonMedia]

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[@alexmitchell9561]

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[@boscofan3735]

hello. why should it be &a? isnt an array supposed to be an address already?

[@PedagogyV]

Hi , you can write a also. a and &a points to same memory locations.

[@bbblok2235]

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[@punamojha88]

could you provide c code for floowing code int ReadBinary(int nChan, int nPt, double Data[][nPt], const char * pfname); // Here's the prototype for the function that you need to write. 1. It accepts a 2D VLA of double to put the data into and the filename from which to read the data. 2. The function needs to: a. Open the file. b. Read in the number of channels and number of points in the file. c. Make sure they match the sizes nChan & nPt passed to the function., d. Read in the data for the 2D array named Data. e. Close the file. 3. It returns a value of zero unless an error occurred