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Great conceptual clearity in your lectures 🙏
Sir have you wizing problem
Now my doubt is clear thank you sir
Well done, but it could have been better explained;
When you declare
int a=2;
Considering 4 byte int (32 bits) and address of a (&a) equal to 1000 (random), it means that the first 8 bits of a are stored in byte #1000, then the next 8 bits in byte #1001, the next 8 bits in byte #1002 and the last 8 bits in byte #1003
Sir plzz explain about structure and union sir
Sir essay to understood sir
sir i got 8..for every thing
Thankyou sir!!!
Thank you so much sir.Explained very well🤗
Thank you sir ❤️
Iam full satisfied with ur lectures sir
Good Teaching, Easily understand the concepts…Keep Going
sir can you please explain oops concept you explain better than other professor please sir teach us c++ oops concept
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It's interview related question..!! Wonderful
Best teacher… Thank you so much for ur efforts
Thanks you so much sir , you lectures are very helpful
super 👍
How will we get to know the size of compiler??
12:37 one biT……:)
Best teacher I saw, thank you sir
Plz say word length not…..compiler type
thank you sir I have already seen all of your lectures . All are very impressive for me !! I want to touch your feet sir once !!!
I could not express my gratitude in words sir. You are so Wonderful in your teaching methods sir. and you helped a lot during online classes.
Thanks sir
U teach amazing sir…but u should smile sometimes…. please…
Nyc explanation sir
Is this topic important to get placed in a software company? I mean size of pointer and whole pointers topic
great sir!! In C LANGUAGE i found only 2 channels are best ,one is Naresh i tecnologies and other is Neso Academy.These two r teaching in best level…,once again thank u soo much sir..
clearly explained sir…Thank you
omg, thank youu sooo muchh sirr…live longer and stay blessed sir
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Hi sir I have one doubt in which scenario pointer variable will already occupies 1byte memory from 2bytes can you please explain with example
Great video.Thank you so much sir..💜.Wonder full teaching…more understanding☺
My result is 8byte
Sir, if we initialising the pointer as char or float, then how can we store the address , which will be of integer type ?
Here is the complete code for: Size of pointers:
#include<stdio.h>
struct emp
{
int* eno;
char* ename;
float* esal;
};
void main()
{
char* cp;
int* ip;
struct emp* sep;
printf("size of char* is: %d",sizeof(cp));
printf("size of int* is: %d",sizeof(ip));
printf("size of emp* is: %d",sizeof(sep));
}
in the first i was getting everything but slowly slowly its getting hard to understand maybe explanation is getting bad
Excellent teaching 👏👌👍
sir plz discuss the size of void pointers
U r great teacher….I have met many so called teacher…Actually cheater..They have collected money and taught bullshit…And I hv go there for project…He also not completed project…..So disbelief comes to mind that most so called teacher r evil for society…But some of teachers like u r boon for society….Respect from heart
U r doing wonderful job..
example scenario too excellent