I'm not sure I understand you. Dereferencing things that aren't pointers leads to unexpected results in C. Should we avoid dereferencing any variable in C? I

I'm not sure I understand you. Dereferencing things that aren't pointers leads to unexpected results in C. Should we avoid dereferencing any variable in C? I think of `this` in the same way - it behaves normally if you use it the way it's intended to be used. In other words, don't try to read `this` in a callback without binding it first, and you'll be fine. Or are there other pitfalls I'm unaware of?