C Programming on the Mac L5 - Variables

[LucasVallimZero]

You are helping me REALLY much. I mean it! Keep moving this on, it's great and you teach in a very simple way.

[barakota89]

I'll keep thanking you so that you keep making us videos.

[AppleProgramming]

@barakota89 Haha, ok that just earned you another video in the near future ;)

[Reaperaxe9]

Nice videos! Very well created!

[intelliGENeration]

I only learned quantum in kindergarden! :(

[AppleProgramming]

@intelliGENeration Wow, you too? :)

[mab1ro]

Thankss!!!!

[fes12in]

were did you this learn from?

[AppleProgramming]

@fes12in A combination of books, websites, and a basic Java programming class.

[joshpalmer2011]

I don't usually subscribe to anything. I HAD to for this.. you are helping me out so much. It may be a slow process for me but I'm getting it ..and I have a lot more to look forward to. Thank you so much for making this videos.

[AppleProgramming]

@joshpalmer2011 You're welcome, thanks for subscribing

[bigsave22]

This is honestly sick, you're the only person i've ever seen on the internet that can teach C based coding with tutorials alone. Keep em comin!

[AppleProgramming]

@bigsave22 Thanks, they get a little better as well (the font actually becomes readable)

[Kivencito]

Hey! this is COOL!

I like the vids! i have 2 questions

in school i learned first to work with "printf", but then in the next course i learned "cout", my question is Can I use it in this compiler? (How?), and my other question is: Can You tell me the difference beetween float and double?

THANKS for your help! keep doing vids pls! :D BYE!

[AppleProgramming]

@Kivencito I thought cout was more of a C++ thing. If you want to work in C++ you can create a new Command Line Tool project with C++ and there you can use cout. I'm pretty sure that cout is part of the iostream library in C++, but I could be wrong. The difference between a float and double is that a double can simply hold more information, it has more bytes and therefore is more accurate with decimal numbers.

[johnschmidt11]

These videos are very nice. I've already had a class in C, but I do need a little bit of a refresher before I jump into a job where I will be using it everyday.

I can' thank you enough.

[AppleProgramming]

@johnschmidt11 You're welcome

[klemn91]

You're good teacher.

[donofthekuwait]

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[ankitravankar]

how do i save my output window in mac and what extension it uses to save as in .c or .cpp etc.

[AppleProgramming]

@ankitravankar The console is just program output, so it's a unix executable file located in your project folder>build>Debug. If you want to save it you can simply copy and paste output. Your actual code is saved as a .c file extension.

[hyunhoshin]

Hey, i'm really enjoying your videos, i just had a few questions. what does the semi colons at the end of a line of code mean? and how long did it take for you to learn C?

thanks.

[AppleProgramming]

@hyunhoshin The semi colon means that you are done with that statement, it's just what tells the compiler that that section of code is done. You will get it after a while. I can't say that I have "learned" C, since there are tons of things to learn in computer languages. To learn all of the stuff in these tutorials and understand how to do it took a few months. It really depends on how much time you spend learning the material.

[kevinlau51]

I love it. Thanks!

[whitecrowproductions]

these videos are awesome. i started teaching myself C a while ago and you ARE making it enjoyable and this helps me relearn what i had to originally read in the books

[fdlugar1313]

Great - Just need to zoom in a bit.

[yourdairyman]

These videos are really helpful. Thank you.

[unifiedreality]

Keep going dude. Its enjoyable (and highly accessible) just having someone giving a tutorial like this. Thanks :)

[avcrafters]

I think these videos are at a great pace for an absolute beginners..

KEEP THEM COMING

Thanks

[AppleProgramming]

@avcrafters Thanks, I appreciate it.

[AppleProgramming]

@avcrafters Oh and more videos should be up by Tuesday

[AppleProgramming]

If anyone has any questions on these videos, feel free to message me and I will get back to you as soon as I can.