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I never really understood pointers fully until I learned a bit of assembly as part of a computer architecture course. Once you realize that the computer stores
by maximilian 19y ago
I never really understood pointers fully until I learned a bit of assembly as part of a computer architecture course. Once you realize that the computer stores everything as numbers, its like: ooooh. Addresses are just numbers written in Hex to scare away people who don't do number-base switching. In face, computers just play around with numbers mostly in different bases to ease playing around with them.
- jules 19y agoOne of the problems I had with them in C was the weird syntaxes. `load` & `store` instructions are much easier to understand.