Master Pointer Arithmetic In 10 Minutes (The Ultimate Guide For C Programmers).

[@frankdearr2772]

Great topic, thanks 👍

[@LearnWithHuw]

Thank you.

[@GaryChike]

Huw, your video course: "Advanced C Programming: Pointers" is one of the best around!

[@LearnWithHuw]

Very kind of you to say so. Many thanks.

[@boogie.devera]

I haven’t seen that. I got his Little Book of Pointers, which is a great book

[@LearnWithHuw]

@@boogie.devera Thank you very much. I'm pleased you found it useful! 😁

[@GaryChike]

@@boogie.devera The book supplements his video course nicely. The course on pointers can be found on Huw's site: bitwisecourses and also on Udemy

[@markuszeller_official]

@@boogie.devera Yeah, after reading that book this topic is easy peasy now.

[@isaac10231]

Shocked you don't have millions of subscribers! That's crazy.

[@LearnWithHuw]

Pass the word on! Many thanks... 🙂

[@keshav2136]

That's a great explanation.

[@LearnWithHuw]

Many thanks. Much appreciated.

[@Burnsie]

Can you share the source of main.c somewhere on pastebin please?

[@James-l5s7k]

I was wondering, is it ok to do this: char *a; a[index] instead of *(a+index) I like to use the array notation as it's a little cleaner, and I have never had a problem before, but I don't know if there's some obscure reason why I ought not to. Thanks!

[@LearnWithHuw]

Array notation is generally the simplest way to iterate over items that have been initialized in an array. There are other places where pointer arithmetic is better (or faster) but I wouldn't go out of your way to complicate your code unless you really, really have a need to do so. Best wishes Huw

[@OmarNashiru-deen-de4iw]

can you provide the code for the examples

[@LearnWithHuw]

You should be able to follow along if you watch closely. However, if you want to understand pointers in real depth, you may want to get a copy of my book, The Little Book Of Pointers, which comes with source code. Best wishes Huw

[@briman113]

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