(*but were afraid to ask)
Review of pointers and indirect addressing. pass by reference/pass by value. Passing arrays into functions.
3 neat things you can do with pointers:
1. pass by ref
2. ...
(*but were afraid to ask) Review of pointers and indirect addressing. pass by reference/pass by value. Passing arrays into functions.
3 neat things you can do with pointers: 1. pass by ref 2. dynamic data structures (to come) 3. ADTs in c (to come)
the exponential growth of doubling revisited.
magic trick where you are offered a choice - VS the importance of a good spec.
Starting to design a suduko solver. Mars bars from Hong Kong.
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I have been watching mr Bucklands vidios for some time. I REALLY love the aspect of richard showing LOTS of enthusiasm in his teaching and breaking down the explaination.
NOW, I do have a question on pointers. He states that for *x, it points to cell 2? HOW does it know it points to cell 2? There is no predefined address pointing to cell 2.
Other then that, the whole concept makes sence. Now, I have a better reason to goto australia. Just wonder if it can be a tax writeoff for education :)
At 31:45, I had to laugh as a student asked about passing the pointer back to main... OMG, was she even paying attention during the last three lectures?
I am from California usa, and I found this lecture very very well. I could not understand pointers, but after this video, I am getting it easily. Excellent video
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learning made fun....
Thank you Mr.Richard :)
NOW, I do have a question on pointers. He states that for *x, it points to cell 2? HOW does it know it points to cell 2? There is no predefined address pointing to cell 2.
Other then that, the whole concept makes sence. Now, I have a better reason to goto australia. Just wonder if it can be a tax writeoff for education :)
Memory addresses are just numbers. They are usually longer numbers, but still.
for( char i = 0; i < 1000000; i++)
{ *i = 0;
)
The C++ above, assuming that it even compiles, would set the first 1,000,000 bytes in memory to 0. (I think, could have written it wrong)
Doing that is a bad idea, by the way.
Go take a foreign language class and try learning every word after only hearing it once.
You get an A+ for ignorance.