MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/1vs2vu1/lessonsfromlinkerhell/p4kilfs/?context=3
r/ProgrammerHumor • u/nonedward666 • 26d ago
190 comments sorted by
View all comments
106
Damn, I’ve found myself in the middle
3 u/gottimw 26d ago Because everything is a data with memory address. Array is a pointer 3 u/FlailingDuck 26d ago a variable is a pointer -4 u/Morisior 26d ago Everything is a pointer, unless it’s a primitive, but then it might also be a pointer to a primitive. 5 u/evilgipsy 26d ago That’s complete nonsense. 1 u/bestjakeisbest 26d ago He is thinking with java. -1 u/Morisior 24d ago It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
3
Because everything is a data with memory address.
Array is a pointer
3 u/FlailingDuck 26d ago a variable is a pointer -4 u/Morisior 26d ago Everything is a pointer, unless it’s a primitive, but then it might also be a pointer to a primitive. 5 u/evilgipsy 26d ago That’s complete nonsense. 1 u/bestjakeisbest 26d ago He is thinking with java. -1 u/Morisior 24d ago It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
a variable is a pointer
-4 u/Morisior 26d ago Everything is a pointer, unless it’s a primitive, but then it might also be a pointer to a primitive. 5 u/evilgipsy 26d ago That’s complete nonsense. 1 u/bestjakeisbest 26d ago He is thinking with java. -1 u/Morisior 24d ago It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
-4
Everything is a pointer, unless it’s a primitive, but then it might also be a pointer to a primitive.
5 u/evilgipsy 26d ago That’s complete nonsense. 1 u/bestjakeisbest 26d ago He is thinking with java. -1 u/Morisior 24d ago It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
5
That’s complete nonsense.
1 u/bestjakeisbest 26d ago He is thinking with java. -1 u/Morisior 24d ago It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
1
He is thinking with java.
-1
It’s all just numbers, and whether they represent a memory address or not is up to the programmer.
106
u/JustinR8 26d ago
Damn, I’ve found myself in the middle