i hv not started with this video. But can anyone pls tell me whether it is in C or C ++ ? If not in C++ then can anyone post a link of video illstrtng linked list in C++. Thanks.
Good video, although 1 minor note, fflush(stdin) isn't in the C standard and can cause undefined behavior on many compilers. If you're just trying to clear the newline character from the standard input stream after a scanf call, a better work-around (for compatibility reasons) is wrapping getchar in a while loop like:
@phosgram Ya, I just wasted 30 minutes to realize that my ch is changed to 10 (LF). stdin wasn't doing what it was supposed to do. Thanks for the tip.
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next thing annoying to justin beiber is that beep sound...
rayvin619 2 days ago
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rayvin619 2 days ago
there are no sound in many videos so please upload these with sound
dksingh024 1 month ago
very nice video.. Thanks a lot
kasturisurya 1 month ago
NIce Video...Thanks Dr. Chakraborty
Can you provide more videos about Data structure.
nitizzzs 1 month ago
where is the linked lists lecture ii
abhi51803 2 months ago
beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
amazighahoury 2 months ago
Isn't it
while(charVariable == '\n') charVariable = getchar();
?
Nulty16 2 months ago
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It was very helpful. Thanks a lot.
EvilOneForever 2 months ago
thanks a lot to Dr. Chakraborty. It was very helpful for a beginner like me.
kaustavisi 4 months ago
Whoo hoo, make it sound too complicated. There are easier ways
lamrof 4 months ago
i hv not started with this video. But can anyone pls tell me whether it is in C or C ++ ? If not in C++ then can anyone post a link of video illstrtng linked list in C++. Thanks.
chaitanyathakur2804 5 months ago
@chaitanyathakur2804 The language is C, however, using linked lists in C++ is pretty much the same.
bebookspacebuzz 4 months ago
wonderful video.. Thanks Dr. Chakraborty, IIT Kgp and nptelhrd
abhinavgaur13 7 months ago
also needs to be in stereo.. only on one side of speaker
aphixe 9 months ago
Good video, although 1 minor note, fflush(stdin) isn't in the C standard and can cause undefined behavior on many compilers. If you're just trying to clear the newline character from the standard input stream after a scanf call, a better work-around (for compatibility reasons) is wrapping getchar in a while loop like:
while(charVariable != '\n') charVariable = getchar();
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@phosgram Ya, I just wasted 30 minutes to realize that my ch is changed to 10 (LF). stdin wasn't doing what it was supposed to do. Thanks for the tip.
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phosgram 1 year ago
good video.... just an advice... remove the initial BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP
iRTheUnknown 1 year ago 28
@iRTheUnknown I agree. That is annoying.
KingGoddard 1 year ago