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Posted by: Karl Seguin [MVP], on 04 Aug 2008 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I tend to subscribe to the belief that programmers with some C background are typically better off than those without. This is largely because C is far less abstract from the underlying O/S and hardware than languages like C# or Java specifically the memory model. This kind of knowledge is just handy to have even for day to day programming. I've covered fundamental memory topics before, including chapter 7 of the Foundation series (free ebook) as well as with the arrays are just fancy pointers...

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