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  • nice it was worth watching

  • haha, I felt like I was watching Sesame Street, but for pointers. :)

  • ahahahah look at binky's eyes at about 1:05. hilarity

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  • shit i still dont get it....

  • THIS IS THE SINGLE GREATEST POINTER VIDEO IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF C. Wish I wasn't working with nesC on tinyos. BUT C IS GREAT AND SO IS THIS VID.

  • Uhm. Just want to correct There should be &(address operator in) y = &x; Because your pointing to the memory address of x and not to the variable x. But anyway, good video.

  • @araleann x is a pointer, if you do y = &x, y will point to x, not x's pointee. If you did y = &x, you would have to do **y = 13 to assign 13 to x's pointee. If x was a variable on the stack and not a pointer, then you would want to do y = &x.

  • amazing tutorial KEEP IT UP

  • Its awesome... If our teacher cud teach in this way it wud be more easier to understand... N i love u binky... :)

  • I think I understand how to use a pointer, but I still have a question why would you eve need to use pointers/references? Maybe I just don't understand it. D:

  • Great video!! MORE!!!

  • That is hilarious! :)

  • good explaination

  • 8====D

  • 1:25 awesome man

  • Good work man, thanks for the video.

  • good job

  • int *x = (int*)42; is the correct syntax.

  • awsome

  • That's Cool.

    Thx

  • good video :)

    honestly;

    thnx

  • delete &(*new char());

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