What is difference between Dynamic and Static library(Static and Dynamic linking)

i dont understand shit bc of the way he's talking

it sounds like he's recording it while sleeping lol yet does the job

So basically difference btw offline and online games

i think i understand the difference between the two, thanks to your video but can you show an example of dynamic inking. what would the code look like?

Sound quality ???

Alx brought me here

I don't really understand this guy;why?

it's clear and simple thanks sir

Awful mic and you are breathing so loudly which makes me feel sick what a bad video TBH

terrible audio

why does this guy talk like he doesn't feel like it, and my school keeps putting his videos as a resource

seems not helpful according to your explanation, but all thanks to the presentation, you arent conveying the message so well with your explanation

Thank you for this insightful presentation. You made me love C

You sound sleepy or just had a rough night.

from ALX

I honestly didn't understand what you were trying to say Sir...ALx don carry me go where i no no

Why are you speaking like you were forced to make the video? were you tired or something?

Well understood

Very clear and straight to the point..Thank you

good work keep it up

thanks

where are you all seeing clear explanation pls show me🤨 or is it not this same video i watched that you guys are commenting on?

Thank you!!
10th October 2022

Thanks man. Pretty clear.

in which library is one function being called?
only stdio.h was included, one function should be defined in another library, which I don't see included

in which library is one function being called?
only stdio.h was included, one function should be defined in another library, which I don't see included

Your confusing me with your explanation.

Alx/Holberton students indicate👇😁

Clear and brief, EXTREMLY helpful for starters! BIG THANKS!

good and simple explaination

superb..

Very well explained.

are you part asleep. because you sound funny

Contents are good but way of explanation is too negative.

Why is it hard to say ZERO? Z not J.

Very interesting thanks mate

@HowTo sir , if in dynamic linking the the updated function is build in library ,then that updated library will be stored in another address ,but our.exe file is storing address of previous library . So how the updated library get linked with our .exe file??

So what linking is happen when executing code turboc in windows static or dynamic

Really good! Tnx

Thank you! <3

really good teaching thank uu for solving....

Very good vid. Subscribed!

Very good and simple explanation. Neat illustration. Great. Please continue making such videos. Thank you

Your way of representation is good but communication needs to be improved bcoz msg is not conveying 100%.

Thanks man...🤘

HI,
I have doubt on this topic before watching this video. But i cleared my doubt after watching this video. Nice explanation. Kindly upload IPC(Inter process communication) topic videos along with examples by writing the code in c++. I hope that i will get the notification from you about IPC concept.

must have explained a disadvantage of dynamic linking where if we forget to provide the dll, the program won't work where as in case of static linking, all code is in a single executable

Good job boss. Problem resolved

it looks like more or less as diff b/w function and inline function.static linking working as inline function & dynamic linking working as normal function.the main diff is in linking it is doing with library files,in functions it is doing with function statements.

awesome sir