How Computers Store Data in Memory - Part 2

This is the second in a series of videos in which I talk about the way that computers store data in their memory. In this video I wanted to take you through some basic C++ programming, and talk about more advanced data such as "structures." Also, how to use debug to step through the program and see how memory has been "loaded up" into the computer - their addresses and the data inside them. I also walk you through the basics of creating a C program rather than C++. 00:00 Introduction 00:47 Intro 03:31 Include directives 05:02 Using clause 05:16 Structure declaration 06:37 The main() function 07:47 Memory stack 08:11 C++ structure named Student 08:48 Assign a pointer to the structure 09:51 Intellisense 10:10 Escape sequences 11:46 Dot notation 12:01 Printing out the addresses 14:12 Printing out the addresses using the printf command 16:11 Going into debug and setting watch windows 16:52 Creating a new watch window 18:16 Setting breakpoints 19:02 Set a new breakpoint 20:26 Step into, over or out of the code 22:41 Looking at C code