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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I love your lessons. Greetings from Perú.
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"I know us Americans have a hard time realizing we're not the only people that exist in the world, but there's actually a lot of other languages out there"
oof, that's some hot tea
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6:46 was not expecting that Lol 😂
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Its gonna be alot of fun. YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE IS FUN?
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printing the unsigned char with the value 129 outputted ü for me
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That isnt called integer overflow. Its just implicit conversion as stated by the compiler
128 still uses 8 bits only, its just the the msb is 1 and since char by default is signed, compiler treats it as a negative value. So if we do 2's complement of bin(128) we get bin(128) again back. And since 2's complement of a number is treated as negative value, the printed is -128.
If we used something like 256, that would be a overflow since it would try to access the 9th bit.
I didn't explained things in depth, but I hope you get the gist of it.
Well if someone is knew, then you may leave this information, later when you will be done studying binary and all, it will all come up to you, dont let this halt your learning as it did for me when I was learning C for the first time.
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It sounds like we're char-ting a course for adventure! But in all seriousness, these are some of the best videos I've ever seen; keep up the great work.
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I have a question, im not quite sure of. If you need to select numbers between 1 - 250 is it then better (memory-wise) to store them as unsigned char due to it using 8 bits and then casting them with (int) = x compared to just use short immediately?
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You are awesome.
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Nice!!
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what is data type of special characters like $ & ( )??
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Start at 1:05
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Awesome😍
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How come the absolute lowest at 5:00 is -127 when beforw it was -128. Plz I really want to know .
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1:05 Enjoy
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i did't get what you mean
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06:52 LOL
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terrible tutorial, too confusing
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