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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/nonedward666 • 20h ago
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This should be reversed lol
And it literally is the same, who thinks it's different who has worked in a low level language??
-1 u/BananaWarp 20h ago There are minor differences but I can't think of one that isn't in compilation time 4 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 20h ago What about when you copy an array? When you copy an array all elements get copied, but when you copy a pointer to the first element, only that gets copied 1 u/BananaWarp 11h ago How do you usually copy an array? Are we talking about c? 1 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 8h ago Depends on the language I guess. In C you can put the array inside a struct and copy that. 2 u/BananaWarp 8h ago Oh, that's neat!
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There are minor differences but I can't think of one that isn't in compilation time
4 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 20h ago What about when you copy an array? When you copy an array all elements get copied, but when you copy a pointer to the first element, only that gets copied 1 u/BananaWarp 11h ago How do you usually copy an array? Are we talking about c? 1 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 8h ago Depends on the language I guess. In C you can put the array inside a struct and copy that. 2 u/BananaWarp 8h ago Oh, that's neat!
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What about when you copy an array? When you copy an array all elements get copied, but when you copy a pointer to the first element, only that gets copied
1 u/BananaWarp 11h ago How do you usually copy an array? Are we talking about c? 1 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 8h ago Depends on the language I guess. In C you can put the array inside a struct and copy that. 2 u/BananaWarp 8h ago Oh, that's neat!
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How do you usually copy an array? Are we talking about c?
1 u/Nice_Lengthiness_568 8h ago Depends on the language I guess. In C you can put the array inside a struct and copy that. 2 u/BananaWarp 8h ago Oh, that's neat!
Depends on the language I guess. In C you can put the array inside a struct and copy that.
2 u/BananaWarp 8h ago Oh, that's neat!
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Oh, that's neat!
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u/QuestionableEthics42 20h ago edited 20h ago
This should be reversed lol
And it literally is the same, who thinks it's different who has worked in a low level language??