English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 1h 33m | 240 MB
Struggling with the concept of pointers in C programming? You’re not alone. While pointers can be defined simply as variables that hold a memory location, even experienced coders are often intimidated by this powerful part of the C language. In this advanced course, instructor Dan Gookin shines a spotlight on pointers, starting with the basics and then building upon that foundation. Dan covers the essentials of obtaining, storing, and using addresses; memory allocation and buffers; and linked lists. He then digs into some more advanced concepts, including how to send a pointer to a function, sort pointers, and use pointers to manage memory.
Table of Contents
1 Conquer your pointer fears
2 Compiling the code
3 Understanding pointers
4 Exploring pointer tools
5 Using pointers as function arguments
6 Working with function pointers
7 Challenge Obtain an address
8 Solution Obtain an address
9 Comparing arrays and pointers
10 Allocating storage
11 Exploring allocation functions
12 Accessing the buffer
13 Working with pointers in structures
14 Creating structure pointers
15 Saving pointers and buffers
16 Challenge Saving and reading a record
17 Solution Saving and reading a record
18 Understanding a linked list
19 Implementing a linked list
20 Removing structures
21 Adding structures
22 Creating a double-linked list
23 Saving a linked list
24 Challenge Manage a linked list
25 Solution Manage a linked list
26 Understanding pointers to pointers
27 Sending a pointer to a function
28 Sorting pointers
29 Managing memory
30 Creating pointers to functions
31 Challenge Manipulate a pointer array
32 Solution Manipulate a pointer array
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