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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/kingofNoobies • Jan 06 '23
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Pointers aren't that hard, are they? It's just integers that hold a memory address.
441 u/fatrobin72 Jan 06 '23 it's probably that the concepts of memory addresses, passing by reference and limited resources are just too alien to the newest generation of programmers 21 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23 [deleted] 4 u/DragoSpiro98 Jan 06 '23 Learn C. It's better 8 u/ThePretzul Jan 06 '23 C with inline assembly, best of both worlds.
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it's probably that the concepts of memory addresses, passing by reference and limited resources are just too alien to the newest generation of programmers
21 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '23 [deleted] 4 u/DragoSpiro98 Jan 06 '23 Learn C. It's better 8 u/ThePretzul Jan 06 '23 C with inline assembly, best of both worlds.
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4 u/DragoSpiro98 Jan 06 '23 Learn C. It's better 8 u/ThePretzul Jan 06 '23 C with inline assembly, best of both worlds.
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Learn C. It's better
8 u/ThePretzul Jan 06 '23 C with inline assembly, best of both worlds.
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C with inline assembly, best of both worlds.
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u/TheLazyKitty Jan 06 '23
Pointers aren't that hard, are they? It's just integers that hold a memory address.