C Programming for Beginners [1] - Scanf, Printf, If Statements Explained

[Fugitive0Z]

LOL- Give up while behind.

[shankarjiification]

dude u high or what??

[v1919kiran]

can u plzzzz give some more clarity in audio of the video frm nxt tme

[jjtheslayer69]

go find a different one, this one ist very good, but hey

atleast he tried to make peole smarter

[pufixas]

I'm not absolute beginner, I know pointers, references, classes, arrays, structures, functions.

But I didn't understand anything you said...

[JHdimmy]

Headache.....

[sajko1337]

C programming for beginners? I'm a beginner and don't understand shit. You suck at teaching.

[Kaus7i7]

thnx!

[XxRandomLDKingsxX]

lmao it said "policeman" in the captions

[MrSoluther]

who is this?? this doesn't sound like MrJavaHelp

[edamuel1]

cool that you know it but please just be glad you do and stop trying to share it. you suck, big time....

[TheMortel16]

go fuck ur self please...........

[nulledsession]

You programs have no teaching qualities. For instance in the first program that takes userinput, why not: printf("Enter a number: "); scanf("%d", &userinput); printf("You entered %d\n", userinput);

^^That would explain things much better for people trying to learn.

[Matanteloki]

Turn on the Caption actions and you will ROFL reading the subtitles xD

[panadesu]

@Matanteloki Hahaha i cant focus on the tutorial now xD

[izvn]

@Matanteloki haha i mostly read about drugs and politics.

[raufaamer]

@Matanteloki lolzzzzzzzzzzzz ..

[MykesterMachinima]

@Matanteloki shins may be due to a group of children

[Matricks1000]

Damn dude, you suck at teaching!!!!!!!

[wildboy92004]

I thought you include your iostream.h for basic input and output. I have programmed in C++ but not C. I must assume that C++ have different classes you can include in your program.

[xxxcoolboyxxx]

Yeah in C++ you have to use include iostream and use cin for input but in C you use scanf (or getchar) So yes, its different

[wildboy92004]

So in C++ I don't remember it being this difficult in your series 4 for beginners I believe to have to use pointers to get your x, y, and z values included in your functions. you would just pass them into your function and I must believe that the pointers worked automatically once passing your appropriate class into the program. I don't remember using pointers until having to organize, like in tree classes and such, thus pointing your final pointer to NULL.

[danielgirotto]

Well pointers are basically automatic in Java because you have public and private variables which can be modified from any method within that class.

[WEENDYPAM1]

ts coz this is C not C++ its a bit different