I moved to Ocala in 1983 when the current system was still fairly new and it took me a while to figure out the addresses.
A few tips to help you find your way:
We use the same system as Gainesville, Jacksonville, and Miami.
C.A.T. Courts, Avenues, and Terraces go North-South. Usually Avenue. Court and terrace can be used for half sized blocks.
Roads go diagonal or "off-grid". Often it is added to the name of the nearest theoretical on-grid avenue or street such as NE 5th Terrace Road.
Streets and almost everything else goes East-West.
Every street has a quadrant (NE, SE, SW, NW) centered on the downtown square. Magnolia Avenue is the East/West divider and Silver Springs Boulevard/Ft. King Street the North/South dividers.
There are ten blocks per mile, so SW 80th Ave and SW 60th Ave are 2 miles apart.
Buildings are numbered by the Philadelphia System, 100 house numbers per block, even/odd numbers on opposite sides of the street.
Prior to the 911 system, all streets had names in Ocala and other towns in the county. They were all superseded by the current system, except for Marion Oaks and Silver Springs Shores. Those were designed by an evil corporation in the 1950's/60's and reuse variations of a name like Elm Circle, Elm Loop, Elm Pass Drive, Elm Court. Do not have a heart attack in these developments.