Very happy to have found these, not enough C content around these days. Good job.

Fantastic! Great details! Thank you for updating the C series.👍

I am currently an active student in Software Engineering, and every time you post a video it always related with the content that I am currently dealing with 😂. Thank you for this great video!

Very helpful and useful, thank you Kevin. The good things about microcontrollers is that they can have their built-in memory expanded by connecting them to external memory, and that can be very large. A multiple blocks of memory chips can store large files of data and text for processing them at later time.

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Great content, I think everything is mentioned here. Thank you KEVIN

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It is obvious but worth pointing out sizeof(char) is always 1, unlike sizeof(char *) which is the size of the pointer. So in the realloc, there is no point in timesing by sizeof(char), even though it would be more symmetrically pleasing!

great explanation bro!

I have two quick questions, what is the purpose of using the value of 1024 as suppose to another value, and my second question is does free() erase what’s in the string?

A little suggestion. You made a video about threading in C using the POSIX pthread library. I suggest videos about C11 threads and maybe more videos about POSIX threads (pthread).

I just wanna ask what is the difference between having brackets after the for loop and nesting the next for loop compared to the ones without the brackets?

Great video! For a 2D string array, would it then be "char ***" ?

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plz do this in c++ using NEW

The getline() Function can read a whole line

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why **line instead of *line . why line is a pointer to pointer to char instead of pointer to char