@joydeepbhattacharjee5305
Great tutorial...
@sammydeew4773
I liked the way u explained in terms of memory. Not everyone knows that way.. thumbs up!!
@MrPradeepchannagiri
Really well explained ! Thanks a lot
@sammydeew4773
best programming explaination I ever saw..
@papiyadas4762
Ur videos r really helps to understand ds. Very nice... A big thnx to you for uploading this videos..... :-)
@bansaridesai7307
Hi, what would be value of float *d = &a; pf(*d)-->? (It will take 4 bytes, but then what value will it print?)
@sndpnanda
Well done with the video but
@9:30 in ur video ..does the float *d=a; and then printf("%f",*d); really work for you.
it give zero to me.
the only thing that works is d=*a where "d" is of type float
@manjeetsinghmehta9462
awesome sir.....plz upload more videos like this ..........
@malvikabhardwaj2564
awesome explanation for typecasting.
@AlgorithmWorld
Please share ur feedback
@ak-ot2wn
Thank you for your English description if I didnt understand anyhing
@momsdaughter1419
Hey...the data is stored like lsb in lower address and msb in higher address....during compilation...first higher address is read then lower address...so if you're compiler is not good it will still pick up first byte as the higher address whose value is 1not 44...
@sunilsheshan2339
love you bro thxxxx
@atiqulahmed4686
is it design algorithm analysis topic
@avijitbhowmik8545
thanks again
@programminglanguage2945
awesome + awesome
@Arunsharma-tf5xp
44 print nhi hoga sir i think uski ASCI value print krega🙄
@momsdaughter1419
Integer variable is also of 4 bytes not float only...thats a mistake...take example of char and int instead
@classicfield4238
sir apko Ram Ram
@gulabpreetsingh4208