How to Find Memory Size & Limits of C Data Types | Microcontrollers (Video 08)

Описание: ⏱️ Timestamp Guide:
0:00 ▶️ Introduction – Why Memory Size Matters in C
1:00 ▶️ Understanding C Data Types: Signed vs. Unsigned
2:41 ▶️ Exploring stdint.h: Fixed-Width Integer Types
3:16 ▶️ Declaring Integers with Portable Syntaxes
4:11 ▶️ How to Use sizeof() to Check Memory Size
4:39 ▶️ Finding Minimum & Maximum Values Using Macros
4:53 ▶️ Our Previous Video About Macros
5:22 ▶️ Where Maximum and Minimum Data Types Are Defined
6:06 ▶️ Handling the sizeof Function
6:42 ▶️ How to Use printf with Correct Format Specifiers
7:00 ▶️ Live Demo: Checking Memory Size & Limits in Eclipse IDE
7:14 ▶️ Final Thoughts & What’s Next?

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Ever wondered how much memory C data types use on microcontrollers like ARM, ESP32, and AVR? In this video, we’ll explore memory size, limits, and best practices for writing portable C code.

🔹 What You’ll Learn:
✅ How to find the memory size of different data types in C
✅ The minimum & maximum values for signed and unsigned integers
✅ How to use stdint.h for portable and scalable coding
✅ The role of sizeof() and predefined macros in memory analysis
✅ Best practices for embedded C programming

💡 Helpful Tips:
🛠️ Use sizeof() to check memory allocation
📌 Explore stdint.h for fixed-width integer types
🧐 Learn how printf format specifiers work for accurate output

👉 Code & Resources:
📂 Project files are available on GitHub (https://github.com/PicoBit-Tech/C).
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