Dive into the intricacies of computer memory and its relationship to programming in this comprehensive lecture from Harvard University's CS50 2018 course. Explore fundamental concepts such as strings, pointers, memory allocation, and data structures through practical demonstrations and code examples. Learn to use essential tools like CS50 IDE, check50, and debug50 while gaining insights into hexadecimal notation, stack overflow, and struct implementation. Master techniques for comparing and copying strings, working with scanf, and understanding memory addresses. Enhance your programming skills with hands-on exercises and engaging explanations, culminating in a deeper understanding of computer science foundations.
Overview
Syllabus
) Introduction.
) Enhance.
) Week 2 Recap.
) CS50 IDE.
) check50.
) debug50.
) Taking Off the Training Wheels.
) compare0.c.
) compare1.c.
) Strings Don't Exist.
) compare2.c.
) char *.
) compare3.c.
) compare4.c.
) compare6.c.
) copy0.c.
) copy1.c.
) copy2.c.
) malloc and free.
) scanf0.c.
) scanf1.c.
) scanf2.c.
) addresses.c.
) Hexadecimal.
) Milk and OJ.
) noswap.c.
) swap.c.
) Pointer Fun with Binky.
) Stack Overflow.
) struct0.c.
) struct1.c.
) struct2.c.
) Outro.
Taught by
freeCodeCamp.org
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