Pointers as function arguments - call by reference

I have never seen someone explain the concept of call by reference and value through stack(which is how it works in real life). kudos!!

Call by pointer vs call by reference. ?

I cannot explain how much I love you. Thank you so much! Your explanations are the best.

Can't i do that:
int increment(int);
int main()
{
int a=10;
increment(a);

}
int increment(int x)
{
x+=1;
printf("%d",x);
}

that was a very great explanation. i wanted to call by reference a pointer but my program was not working.

9 years old video, still relevant to this day, thanks for making the concept of pointers crystal clear, god bless u, good man!

call by refernece is clear now. u must start a coding school :D

Great video. Thank you.

Doesn't the "return" statement solve this issue?

great

I don't really comment that much, but this is pure perfection!!! RIP Harsha

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i couldnt understand the jargon of the C book and the endless stackexchange links. Your diagram is infinitely simpler. i finally understand memory allocation in C (or begin to understand)

easy to understand and very useful

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can someone let me know what is he doing now ?

A perfect explanation to pointers and how to use. Even the video is 8 years old it still teaches valuable information, well done.

Thank you.

THANK YOU! exactly what I was looking for

Who needs code with Harry ... You are the best ❤️

After 3 years working as a CS professional, I have finally understood call by value and call by reference lol

Super

could anybody explain why it is *p = (*p) + 1 and not *p = *p + 1? When i try to check the value of *p with printf its 10 so why we need () ?

bhai bahut achaa kaam karte ho aap. thank you so much .

"Albert! "...
me: yes, i m here...

Hello sir Animesh thanks so much

I'm watching the whole pointer playlist and I must say that these are the best I could find on the whole internet...
We are simultaneously learning about assembly (or low level stuff) which is awesome! Everything makes sense now and as I watch more videos, the clarification increases.

You're a hero!

Thanks sir .

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Thanks a lot, you are the best on this !

Man this is awesome

This is the first time I understood what exactly call by reference is .... thank you so much.
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Your precise explanations are putting collage professors to shame! Kudos to you

summary :- Albert was a dumbass. He should've taken int as datatype for the increment function and later on returned a after the increment was done....In the main function, printing the function with argument ''a'' would've worked for him.....LOL

I understood the video. What i dont get is why the codes we made in class, that have functions wriiten without pointers, still return the correct result. Could you maybe suggest another way to fix the increment function in this video not using pointers?

That kinda reminds me of Rust

I have several books on C, including those that are top rated on amazon.
These videos beat them all.
Exceptionally useful. Thank You.

thank you so much for trainding

thank you

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Hello bro, the method you show is called call by address. Call by reference is different.

GOD LEVEL Explanation

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sir which compiler is this.plzz answer.

Please make a video like this for 2D Array 🙏🙏

One word. WOW.