As you may know I'm taking a class in C and C++ this semester (Spring of 2016) and have found C to be the best language ever (revised 2017: it's great and all, but not THIS great). It's really fun because of it's simplicity, the lack of functionality and user interface makes it easy and demanding of creativity.
I just started reading up on pointers and memory addresses when I got curious about just how memory addresses are stored in pointers. Try compiling and running the simple function below to see how memory addresses are stored as hex values.
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