Time Library | C Programming Tutorial

this topic took a long time to explain, what a bad joke...

Thank you, I learned a lot fo things

"go through the functions one at a time"
Pun intended?

Awesome video, very well done.

Great presentation and content! 👍👍👍

How about the theory of the relativity where time count down slowly ?
Thank you for sharing.

WTF? How many libraries are needed for a simple program?
C sucks!

谢谢！😜

Thank you so much

Portfolio can you help me? You have discord?

This helped, thank you for the time and effort.

i have a question what does seed mean like when we want to use the srand fuction : srand(time(0))

Thank you for the great video

sleep(2) does not work for me. It creates an endless loop...
Edit: Ok, the problem was that I didn't put a \n at the end of a printf statement, and C somehow cant write into the same line again,
when there was a sleep in between.

Thank you for the great video I was playing around with this for hours and learnt so much. With the strftime() function all of the format specifiers are identical to those given in the man page for the date command. The specifiers for its default output are "%a %d %b %Y %X %Z" if anyone is interested. Hope this helps

great vid - love how you described epoch

Cool video! I really needed it, thanks!

never subscribed so fast before

great

Hi I tried the code from this video in the Arduino IDE. I want to show the current time and date. However, the output is showing the time and date from January 1970. Any ideas on how I can fix this code?

void loop()

{

time_t now = time(NULL);
char *string_now = ctime(&now);
Serial.println(string_now);

}

Thanks you!!!.

You are awesome.
You explained it very simply.
I am no words for thanking you.
Love you man ❤️❤️.

I've been looking for a channel like this for a very long time!!! Thank you so much for making this video!!!

Very Helpful.

best time tutorial on yt

Thanks for the Amazing Lectures!

2 secs 😈

very good video, been looking after content like this of c programming during weeks and wasn't able to find anything good enough like this

Thanks for straightforward explanation ! Is there a way to see the current time (since EPOCH) in milliseconds?

Thank you very much. It was very helpful.

Thank you very much for making this video ... It's helped me a lot 😊

Thank you so much for making this video! I can't even explain how helpful this was.

I echo the other comments. Excellent C tutorial. Thank you for putting it together.

Thanks for this awesome and useful video!

this vid is awesome. keep going

Very useful. Thank you man.