C Programming Tutorial 54 - Short Circuit Evaluation

C Programming Tutorial 54 - Short Circuit Evaluation

Caleb Curry

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@eujhar
@eujhar - 22.06.2024 00:37

Best video

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@oglothenerd
@oglothenerd - 25.01.2023 02:42

~~ In my .bashrc ~~
...
alias crun='gcc main.c && ./a.out'
...

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@DjehutimasAsarRa
@DjehutimasAsarRa - 29.11.2022 04:14

Just set your camera to fixed focus at the level of Zoom it is at. Never use auto focus for a fixed placed subject.

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@samarthvs3338
@samarthvs3338 - 26.11.2021 19:16

i understood very clearly thanks a lot!

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@jadoaesra3011
@jadoaesra3011 - 05.09.2021 19:20

i'm confused. how do you force it to short circuit something?

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@carlitodidthat
@carlitodidthat - 06.06.2021 09:19

Why is this even a thing this is literally common sense?

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@jianghuwang
@jianghuwang - 31.05.2021 13:56

thx

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@elkhanhamet2561
@elkhanhamet2561 - 05.12.2020 19:00

the best video on shirt circuit, thanks Caleb!!!

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@yass_h_z
@yass_h_z - 12.11.2020 02:35

thank you very much best teacher

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@londonsystem6622
@londonsystem6622 - 30.10.2020 17:55

The Best

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@rdoetjes
@rdoetjes - 29.02.2020 17:19

Not necessarily speed up but definitely clean up:
if (mystring!=null && !mystring.empty) is cleaner than having to evaluate first is string object isnt null and in that positive statement do a second check if not empty.

And in assembler you can’t actually compare a multi stage operation in one. As you can only compare a register or accumulator against a single argument.
So you’ll need to evaluate each and every step of the expression individually and you write your code in such away that every truism you get deeper into the expression.

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@artisticemopanda
@artisticemopanda - 01.08.2019 08:12

i'm cramming for a final, and this video finally made the concept CLICK!!! Thank you!

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@gregoryfenn1462
@gregoryfenn1462 - 05.02.2019 22:14

Why is there so many technical terms, "short circuit" in this case, for what should just be common sense best practice?! I did really bad in my software interview today because they use so much jargon and technical names for things I know, use, understand and can critique, but because I don't know the jargon I failed.

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