Self Referential Structures

[@ajvigneshwar5662]

oh my god ! thanks a lot sir.... no one told/teach me these many backgrounds to proceed linked list ... kudos to ur self referntial structure example now i got to know how linked list are made and excited to implement

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I feel bad for those seniors in whose time these lectures were not available😛. Thanks, sir this will make me understand Linked List easily.

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[@pushpendrasingh-kd4kl]

Jis topic mein struggle kr raha tha ek baar mein smj aa gya wonderful explanation love it sir...

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i just wanna say that i'm on video 30 and i'm already very excited. i understood everything so well, you explained it so eloquently and damn this list is so long which i'm sure will show me all i need to know about this topic and maybe more than i think i need. THANK YOU SO MUCH for you time and effort! you're a wonderful teacher

[@hiro0two]

oh my god i love you so much, i left from a 2 hour lecture not understanding A SINGLE thing about linked lists and self referential structures, but your 6 minutes video made me understand it all!

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Please sir uploaded as much as video because I am eagerly waiting for your video. My day is not completed without seeing your video. Alot of love from my side🤗😍.Thank you

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Thank you sir for solving my doubt. Now I can easily understand this

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Absolutely your videos feel like magic. Perfectly understanding than university.

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Just this one video explained every doubt i had with linked list algorithms, TY so much.

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Tnk u sir

[@technoultimategaming2999]

what confused me a lot is that I thought that it referred to itself, but in reality all you're saying is "This variable will hold another thing of same type" you're not holding the original object, you're saying that this variable will hold information about another object of the same time

[@joaovictormsantos]

Thank you so much! Now I understand Linked lists, Queue, etc

[@anjuchoudhary2860]

Easily understood your efforts are commendable.

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Nice explaination ! 🐰

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Thank you so much sir for giving this presentation

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Thank you 😊 Very good explanation 👍🏻

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Plss reply I am asking you second time. When are you doing video on linked list U are explanation is super. Thank u for giving education for free of cost😊❤️

[@nesoacademy]

The next lecture is on Linked List.

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Thank u 😘❤️

[@prog2597]

@@nesoacademy Why linked list videos are not completed? Where are the left parts of linked list?

[@baryaley]

love the way you teach sir hats off💫

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Nice nice explanation of self references structure 😇😊

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[@HopeNHopes]

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Thank you sir for your great explanation ❤

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This is pure gold.

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thank you very much sir it helped me a lot🙌🙌🙌🙌

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Thanks sir It helped a lot

[@harshitsharma5647]

Thankyou very much Sir, Now I have cleared all my doubts in pointer and Structure.

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Super guru🎉

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Nice explanation sir. Tq❤

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You shouldn't assume the address is 1000 you should suppose. Other than that thanks a lot for all the invaluable knowledge you've imparted to us so far. I found your lectures to be the most comprehensive yet simple to understand compared to all others'.

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Thanks alot for your wonderful videos

[@mezamortus]

What an amazing explanation, thank you so much...

[@Dnsx_plus]

If you guys need it, I made it good example of this video using some code I made here it is :): #include #include typedef struct structure{ int ASCII; char letter; struct structure *MyStructure; }Structure; void PrintStructure(Structure *Pointer_StructureOne) { printf("StructureOne: "); printf("Structure address: %p ", Pointer_StructureOne); printf("\t- ASCII: %d ", Pointer_StructureOne->ASCII); printf("\t- letter: %c ", Pointer_StructureOne->letter); printf("\t- Structure's stored address: %p ", Pointer_StructureOne->MyStructure); printf("StructureTwo: "); printf("Structure Two's address: %p ", Pointer_StructureOne->MyStructure); printf("\t- ASCII: %d ", Pointer_StructureOne->MyStructure->ASCII); printf("\t- letter: %c ", Pointer_StructureOne->MyStructure->letter); printf("\t- Structure's stored address: %p ", Pointer_StructureOne->MyStructure->MyStructure); return; } int main() { Structure StructureOne = {65, 'A', NULL}; Structure StructureTwo = {66, 'B', &StructureOne}; StructureTwo.MyStructure->MyStructure = &StructureTwo; PrintStructure(&StructureOne); /* Self refrential structures are those structures who point to the same structure data type as their own, this may sound confusing but take a look at the below code and imagine the INT ptr being known as a self-refrential data structure: int * Ptr = NULL; int Age = 15; Ptr = &Age; Age and Ptr are of both the same structure data type of 'int', therefore, Ptr is a self-refrential data type. * THESE COME USEFUL IN LINKED LISTS ! */ return 0; }

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thank you very much Sir!

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That was an excellen explanation sir .

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Really Helpful sir

[@divyasrivastava6424]

Thankuuuu so much sir

[@maryammoghtaderi3456]

Lots of thanks sir! I finally understood what a self-referential structure actually does :)

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Thank you so much sir. it was really helpful.

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Thanks man

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Thankyou so much sir

[@rajmanohar8600]

sir can you please tell us by when can you complete the whole playlist in 6 months i have placements, also will you also teach algorithms or is this course only on data structures. Thank you in advance. The series is awesome thank you so much sir.

[@alejandrosantamaria9777]

so the struct node *ptr is basically a pointer that can point to variables of struct node only ike var1 and var2, or is a pointer that points to the struct node? I am confused with this.

[@shivammishra-ri6xz]

Pls upload the whole data structure course

[@monicabattacharya6416]

Dear Neso Academy , Please reply 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. what is the difference between datastructures and advanced datastructures?

[@anjanakanakaraj3348]

Sir will this course be continued? if yes, when? hoping for a reply

[@riyansh3396]

In the visualization part why you have written 1 in the cell of var1.i ? Shouldn't it be 65 instead of 1 ?

[@adityaprakashsingh2348]

neso academy , gate is 6 months from now, please upload all the lectures

[@madmaxgaming5864]

Sir how 65 is becoming one and 66 as 2

[@BenjaminWheeler0510]

So what’s the point of this data structure? Does this give you anything that making a normal linked list (which is similar to the given example) does not, besides less overhead?

[@lolly4171]

i have doubt guys, for example if we have taken int datatype instead of the struct node type (self referential) for ptr pointer then also we can access the var2 right? so why do we need a self referential structure

[@Dikku716]

Because that pointer is pointing to a struct code data type .. var 2 is not int data type .. It's of struct code type . that's why we require a pointer of the same data type . We could also have declared this pointer inside the main function and not in the structure itself .But then , we would have to use it for every variable . So we introduced it in the structure definition itself .

[@thrishulh9834]

var1.i equals one how shouldn't it be 65?

[@Kungfu5565]

Why did you visiluage i=1, when you have allocated 65 to i ???

[@carlossantamaria1820]

so, what exactly is pointer ptr pointing to?

[@shrutisahu5869]

Sirr provide the videos for for c++ and phython !

[@snehapriya3635]

Where can I find following videos ??

[@Fun_Jet]

Sir please upload algorithms for gate

[@asktostranger8296]

When you upload stack. Linked list main data structure for gate??

[@pratikkurra4754]

Can anyone please explain where dot operator is used and where arrow is used. It's confusing

[@rishabhdixit1689]

Var1.i =65 Then why 1 is written in block

[@hareeshmuddala9401]

Can't we use normal pointer instead of struct pointer

[@006daredevil]

no we cannot because struct code is a user defined datatype of ptr pointer which points to struct code type of data.

[@thinkerj4239]

what happens when we do this struct code *var1 in main( )

[@bishwanathjana9137]

If I want to access var1.i=65 by using this format what I do ??......

[@godsgirl_roblox2191]

sir there ain't gonna be any more videos here right??

[@Fun_Jet]

Sir we are waiting for algorithms

[@mahmmadhusen6794]

I feel that neso academy stop this project of data structures And they will not upload any videos on data structures

[@m.g.dodiya1891]

I am also agree

[@uapatel1843]

In lockdown i think this is right time to upload all lectures

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He is uploading more vids.

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❤️

[@ayushsrivastava8924]

Why can’t we just use a simple pointer ?

[@HopeNHopes]

Because we should determine what that pointer is pointing to. It can't be just any pointer it should be a pointer to a same struct

[@khairunnisakousar1217]

I didn't understand what happens to 65 and 66 of integer values??? Someone pls explain

[@5b2rajesh78]

Sir, what if we declare the pointer for structure outside the structure. Can we create self-referential structures? struct test { int data ; }; struct test* node; Is this validated as self-referential struct to create pointers?

[@syednoorjahan3005]

Sir please i want whole course on phython language

[@Fun_Jet]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Please please... #algorithm for gate

[@pushpendrasingh-kd4kl]

Sir plse upload videos more faster plse sie

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Thank you so much 👌