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Chapter 8: C Pointers and Arrays........................................................................


Chapter 8: C Pointers and Arrays


Addresses of variables


During the stone age of computers, when C was written, programming was done
by positioning switches and looking at lights.


Figure 26: The PDP-11 could be programmed by switches, though Dennis Ritchie used a
eletype machine to write the C programming language.


presented data another represented the address of a memory
ted to stick the data. Addresses are sequential and represent

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One set of switches re
location that you wan
contiguous memory locations.

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