Data Types & Variables - C Programming Tutorial #2 

9:14 Damn dude never thought you would have bring that up XD

Im loving this series now i can understand even more about pc's and C

Thank you so much for another C programming tutorial

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Your teaching process is really amazing man 😇

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Thanks, it looks good so far!

Here are some limit calculayion functionn to calculate the max and min using the amount of bits in number (eg an int has 32 bits). Signed numbers: Min = 2^(bits - 1) Max = 2^(bits - 1) - 1 Unsigned: Min = 0 Max = 2^bits - 1

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Will you also cover the windows 32 API functions?

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and pls i want the intermediate and advanced playlist

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i know little but of AVR-C but still wanna learn about vanilla C

Typing speed 🙌🏻 🫡

Thanks! A very deep and good video on C. Btw, the minimum sizeof(long) should be 4 instead of 6? Ref: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_data_types

Plz continue the series...plz

Can you explain why memory size is so important? I now know char uses 1 byte and integer uses 2 byte, but I'm not sure what is the purpose of explaing this.

Your video are really good but i hate see face of youtuber can you creat a soft that can hide youtuber face on video on python please?

Please for the lessons at least, move to VScode.

attention that for unsigned long and unsigned long long, if the number is bigger than LONG_MIN, the number has to be forced to unsigned, adding an U to the end of it: unsigned long long int really_big_number = 18446744073709551615U; 😅 Same for floats. I have to force it to float or it will assume a double and give a warning for a narrowing conversion: float real_number = 123456.789f Plus, floats are completely unreliable (imprecise) ... Real numbers (float/double) are a rabbit hole...