Reading and Writing from Binary Files in C!

[@Danny-hj2qg]

Pedagogical suggestion. End binary files with the ".bin" extension, and end regular text data files with ".dat" or ".txt", even though like you said, file extensions play no role in the format of the stored data. Excellent, and very useful video.

[@mladenmijailovic8309]

Its sad that you are not making videos anymore. You have nice voice and you are easy to listen to

[@Garfield_Minecraft]

thank you for the tutorial it works ;save player data ;open file push format_write_binary push save_file_path call _fopen add esp, 4*2 mov dword [save_file], eax ;save health push dword [save_file] push 1 push 4 push health call _fwrite add esp, 4*4

[@Clarivex]

Great video man, it helped a lot. Beej's guide was bit complicated

[@josuearielariasv.8041]

can you made a video of how to write data from a C structure and read it next?

[@ahmadjanshahrukhjan2671]

wow thank you keep it up!

[@filipponk2688]

Great video, very helpful. Thank you

[@carlosdalomba]

Awesome, simple explanation. Love it! I do have an endian question, So based on your example writing the 4-byte integer 32, which became 20 00 00 00 (in base 16, hex) in the binary file, this means your machine is Little Endian, right? Since the bytes with the smallest values (containing values of 0-255, which 32 is apart of) are stored first (in the first memory address of the 4 bytes of that int) Big Endian (which is used for transmitting data over networks, aka NBO (Network Byte Order)) would write that same 4-byte integer 32 as 00 00 00 20, right?

[@vaibhavnayak6521]

really nice video.

[@omarabdelmawgoud7914]

nice video bro ❤

[@oussamaazzouz9882]

Best explanation in internet❤ Thanks sir

[@theadam12a12]

Still waiting for the next episode

[@ig_okayeg]

great vid thank you

[@iTpal24]

What IDE are you using in the video?

[@Phoeyuh]

Visual studio code

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

I knew all of this from before so it was pure torture to see you fumble your way through this video. Please prepare your content better next time.

[@astrocodes]

Fair call. But if you already knew it, why were you watching it?

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

@@astrocodes I'm a member of the C knights templars. We watch every C tutorial on youtube to ensure the correctness of them.

[@zFede_Rico]

@@swedishpsychopath8795 wow that's cool

[@LemonDadsicle]

I thought him fumbling was bringing some humanity into the tutorial given how complex and overwhelming coding can be to beginners. They served as great reminders in my case anyhow.

[@swedishpsychopath8795]

@@LemonDadsicle No.