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In general, thinking of memory as an array of bytes is helpful, and each byte has an address which is itself a series of bits that can be stored in memory --- and the concept that ties it all together and what I find makes a lot of people just "get it" is the fact that memory can itself store addresses that denote locations within it.


That's a perfect example of how knowing some assembly code helps with learning C.




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