So that whole set of functions and macros provide a baseline for working with kids.
When the school devalues the first how to initialize them, the two is one is using design and then
it's actually.
Take this in a static initialization, you have to give the name to keep them on the spot with the following
initializes.
So let's look.
What is this, Katamon?
Let's open the scope to define school so it's not my such a symbol.
Like finding.
So let's do a simple next spring, so defining the school time is not Presland welcome.
Well, this happened may be removed from the so we can see a lot of it is will be changing, some of
them maybe remove some of them, their arguments will be changed.
So this is not prison.
That's of no use to prison.
This is not prison.
So the second on this containment possible said it will be pleasant so we can see.
And so this is the final score card and it has been removed, so keep them, the school said it takes
two arguments one, two seconds, that is nanoseconds.
And it is lucky day when those 40.
And so I never would accept seconds, 60 seconds and nanoseconds, what it does is it multiplies seconds
into nanoseconds, so it has a nanosecond per second.
What is this nanosecond, as you can see here?
Yes, we have.
So nanosecond second is something within nine, so it multiplies seconds into nanoseconds per second,
and it's the nanoseconds which you have passed as an argument and it's so very simple implementation
of them.
And of course, it accepts seconds of nanoseconds and you convert them into a nanoseconds so it wouldn't
stop day when this could be the presentation of the value.
So let's see an example, so I have to include the head of al Qaeda in it has the prototypes for the
soccer team.
So I took her to the rebels and said, Kadhum said, I'm Mexicans and 10 nanoseconds.
And they gave me this would be lovely, but it's nothing but a nanosecond of total nanoseconds.
So it multiplies under control in place.
And then I took one more I call one more game, but I have seen the nanoseconds.
So having reminded the nanoseconds by one and then I just took a bit.
So what will be the output here?
I'm subtracting two values.
One is having Mexicans living Americans.
That is having in nanoseconds, so I just subtract both of them.
So I guess the output of this.
It's one city, eight.
This is 10 seconds and 11 nanoseconds and half seconds and a nanosecond.
So the difference, this one.